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Request for Feedback on Email to Organic Chemistry Professor?
Hi everyone, I’m currently struggling in organic chemistry and am just a few points away from passing. I’ve drafted an email to my professor to ask about potential options for leniency, such as extra credit or revisiting my exams for partial credit. Could I please get some feedback on my email? I want to make sure it’s professional and polite while explaining my situation clearly. Thank you Here’s the draft: I hope this email finds you well. I’m writing to you regarding my performance in your Organic Chemistry course this semester. While I’ve worked diligently to understand the material, I’ve found it particularly challenging, especially as I’ve been navigating some personal and academic stresses throughout the term. I was hoping to explore any options for improving my grade. Specifically, I was wondering if there might be opportunities for extra credit assignments or projects. Additionally, if possible, I would be grateful if you could review my exams to see if there are any opportunities for partial credit or reconsideration. I fully understand if these requests cannot be accommodated, but I wanted to reach out and explore any potential options. I deeply value the material I’ve learned in this class and remain committed to doing everything I can to demonstrate my understanding. Thank you for your time, support, and consideration. I truly value the opportunity to learn in your class and appreciate any guidance you can provide.
how to manage a savings account?
i am a high school student with plan to create a savings account
What course should i do if i want to be an enterpreneur?
I want to employ myself after school but I also need skills. What course should i pursue in college?
What are easier ways of studying if you get easily distracted ?
I have experienced trouble with things such as staying on task, focusing, and remaining in one specific place when studying or doing assignments. No matter how clean a room is or empty I end up focusing on such small detail about the room or just lose focus quickly and want to move or go somewhere else. The only thing that I have found to work is studying in the dark as I can't see distractions around me and as long as there's no noise I'm fine. Though this has lead to my eyes becoming strained and red as I'm trying to see my work in the dark. My mom has suggested doing things such as getting evaluated to see if there are things that can help me but I have been unwilling as I feel as it's just a fact that I can't focus but I don't know what to do.
What is the most efficient way to get a IT job/internship, while still being in school.?
I am currently getting my GED and I am searching for IT jobs and or internships to apply for but I cant seem to find any. I am going to college in the spring for cybersecurity but I want some more experience beforehand. I am pretty efficient in computer engineering and I know a bit of programming but I want to learn more. Any recommendations on where I should look?
what part-time jobs will prepare me in the future for the career I want to pursue in the future?
sophomore in highschool, combat medic
I'm 13 and want a job in Marine Biology when I'm older. Where can I start to reach that goal when I'm old enough to get a job?
Im currently a 13 year old student at high school, I want to become a marine biologist when I'm older but I live in a small town with not many opportunities, so I don't have any zoos or aquariums near me, but my parents and teachers are getting students to start planning their future, What subjects, jobs and extra curricular activies are need to become one.
how can someone handle distractions?
i am a student of high school handling distractions with different aspects
What can I get involved in to become a real estate agent ?
I’m 12 and want to be a real estate agent, what are some things I can get involved in to help become a real estate agent ?
Is there any place i can volunteer which is psychology related?
I am a high school student who is looking to grasp at any opportunity to gain any sort of experience which can help me in the long run with my chosen career path, psychology.
What Are the Most Important Skills to Have Before Entering a Business Class in College? #Fall24
I am planning to take a business course in college, and want to have the most important skills down so that the class isn't harder than it has to be. What are the best skills to learn beforehand, and what should I expect from the course? - ex. workload, public speaking, collaboration, etc. #Fall24
As a high school student, how do I know if the military is the right path for me or college.?
i am 15 years old and am currently a sophomore. i been in jrotc and band but i am yet still indecisive on the path i should choose for when i graduate from high school
I haven't found the path that calls to me yet. I'm wonder what are the best ways to find paths that aline with my passions?
Im someone who values a couple of core things. I value my creativity hard work and passion for what Im pursuing. Im looking for a job that i can both devote myself to and enjoy expressing my creativity and passion.
How beneficial is job shadowing?
I'm an 11th grade student in B.C Canada and many of my older friends in school talk about job shadowing in the field they would like to go into. Essentially my question is would job shadowing be beneficial for a high school student or is it more intended for post-secondary students? If it's ok for high school students, is it any different from applying to a job or do I have to email places if they allow job shadowing?
Are there any programs available that go into Epidemiology, and microbiology? ?
This is an anonymous question by a student.
If I have not done an internship yet, is that something that I should definitley do before looking for full time jobs ?
Internship
I would like to be a double major but I'm planning to go to city college, will I still be able to double major despite doing the transferring process? #Fall24
I'm a junior in high school, and I've really been considering my options for college. I plan to be a doctor and would like to double major in neuroscience and psychology. The city college route also saves me a lot of money.
What are the things I need to know or should do before going to college? What are some underrated extracurriculars that might be good on a college application?
I'm currently a junior in highschool, and want to major some sort of engineering, finance, or business. I am unsure of which to pursue yet.
