This is a letter I just sent to the Associate Dean of Computer Science at MSU:<\/p>\n
Dr. Wolff,<\/i><\/p>\n
My name is Dave Crampton and I am a past student at MSU. Since leaving MSU about two and a half years ago, I’ve been working in the field, and am now looking to return to MSU and finish my education. There are a few things about my standings as a student when I left that would limit my ability to return and gain the degree I’m after, which is why I’ve been referred to you.<\/p>\n
I’m interested in obtaining a Computer Science degree. However, when I left MSU, my GPA was about 2.0, I hadn’t taken PHY 183, I was a Junior as far as credits were concerned, and my repeat credits were nearly maxed out.<\/p>\n
If possible, I would like to return to MSU part-time, and in the College of Engineering on a probationary basis. I would take one or two classes a semester, and if I received anything lower than a 3.0, for example, I would be refused admittance to the College of Engineering.<\/p>\n
Mathematically, I would need higher than a 3.0 in most of those classes to raise my 2.0 GPA to the neccessary 3.0 to officially enter the College of Engineering. If this is at all possible, I would be willing to start with the class I had the most trouble with and had to repeat the most times, PHY 183.<\/p>\n
<\/i>Please let me know what you think of this, and if this is even possible. Thanks for your time.<\/i><\/p>\n
The move to D-town doesn’t appear to be happening. So I’m taking a secondary option. I am not sitting on my ass any more.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This is a letter I just sent to the Associate Dean of Computer Science at MSU: Dr. Wolff, My name is Dave Crampton and I am a past student at MSU. Since leaving MSU about two and a half years … Continue reading