2010-12-23, 12:47 AM
For everyone who got a D or an F in a course, I want you to think about two major reasons as to why you received low marks. I want you to then think how you feel about receiving a D or an F as honestly as possible and whether you believe that you are following on the right educational track. Then I want you to think of three realistic methods for you to increase your score in the future taking into consideration the ideas you thought of for the previous two comments.
I honestly don't care about the fact that you received bad scores. I have my own fair share that I've accepted on my transcript. Rather for me it is more important to see that you consider the results of the semester and plan accordingly while the iron is hot. It is not the results that make us human beings, it is the ability to adapt to the conditions presented before us on a daily basis. Wishful thinking is not sufficient to compensate for mistakes and deficits.
I honestly don't care about the fact that you received bad scores. I have my own fair share that I've accepted on my transcript. Rather for me it is more important to see that you consider the results of the semester and plan accordingly while the iron is hot. It is not the results that make us human beings, it is the ability to adapt to the conditions presented before us on a daily basis. Wishful thinking is not sufficient to compensate for mistakes and deficits.