Low GPA explanation
Low GPA explanation
To: SCHOOL
This letter is written as an explanation for my low GPA since it does not adequately reflect either my work or ability and desire to continue my education. Although I completed all prerequisite classes in Finance, Accounting, Economics, information technology and Management at North Carolina Central University, I would be remiss if I didn’t address my poor undergraduate GPA.
My college career was marked by many troubles in myself and my family which lead to a severe depression my first year of college, this situation took a lot of time emotionally but I grew stronger from that experience. I have sought appropriate therapy and treatment for these issues. My experience with this issue has made me stronger and gotten me ready to embark on my new journey to complete my master’s program with excellences, I also supported myself and my sister throughout college which involved working very long hours at work in other to pay for our rent while she attended dental school. I worked full time and transition to college which resulted in a lower-than-expected GPA.
I honestly cannot identify with the prioritization skills of my younger years and I firmly believe my undergraduate grades are not indicative of my current potential for graduate work. Instead, I believe my solid performances in my career are indicators more reflective of my potential for success in the Master’s program.” However, during the past 5 month I was better able to apply myself to my coursework which resulted in a higher GPA for my graduate courses.
To: SCHOOL
This letter is written as an explanation for my low GPA since it does not adequately reflect either my work or ability and desire to continue my education. Although I completed all prerequisite classes in Finance, Accounting, Economics, information technology and Management at North Carolina Central University, I would be remiss if I didn’t address my poor undergraduate GPA.
My college career was marked by many troubles in myself and my family which lead to a severe depression my first year of college, this situation took a lot of time emotionally but I grew stronger from that experience. I have sought appropriate therapy and treatment for these issues. My experience with this issue has made me stronger and gotten me ready to embark on my new journey to complete my master’s program with excellences, I also supported myself and my sister throughout college which involved working very long hours at work in other to pay for our rent while she attended dental school. I worked full time and transition to college which resulted in a lower-than-expected GPA.
I honestly cannot identify with the prioritization skills of my younger years and I firmly believe my undergraduate grades are not indicative of my current potential for graduate work. Instead, I believe my solid performances in my career are indicators more reflective of my potential for success in the Master’s program.” However, during the past 5 month I was better able to apply myself to my coursework which resulted in a higher GPA for my graduate courses.