Subject: Appeal Rejection for BI 335 Plant Physiology
Dear Dr. Landu,
I hope you are doing well. I am writing to discuss the rejection of my appeal regarding my failing grade in the BI 335 Plant Physiology course. I have attached my appeal letter and supporting documents for your review.
When I learned that my appeal was rejected, I felt I should reach out. I am very concerned about this decision because I believe my situation was not fully understood.
In my previous letter, I explained that my difficulties were due to a mix-up with my course registration. Mr. Kale initially enrolled me in the BI 424 Biotechnology course. After attending for several weeks, Mr. Anae and Mrs. Hungito advised me to switch to BI 335. This change put me at a big disadvantage, and despite my efforts to catch up, I struggled with the material, leading to my failing grade of 48%. I am only 2% away from passing, and I genuinely believe that with extra time or a supplementary assessment, I could improve my understanding and pass the course.
As this is my final year, I am anxious to complete this course to participate in Industrial Training. All the faculty members involved—I mentioned Mr. Kale, Mr. Anae, Mrs. Hungito, Mr. Sipana, and Dr. Shakel—understand my situation and the challenges I faced this semester.
The rejection of my appeal has left me feeling upset, and I truly believe my circumstances deserve another look. I kindly ask for your help in finding a solution that would allow me to meet the requirements for this course. I am eager to finish my studies and would greatly appreciate your support in giving me a chance to show what I know.
Thank you for your time and consideration. I hope to hear from you soon and that we can reach a positive outcome. If my case is still rejected, I may have to consider taking further steps, as I believe the circumstances leading to my failing grade were not my fault.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]