Acceptance letter revoked?
488498
Maybe because the GPA of the person became too low.  Also, if a required class for that school is failed or the person receives too low of a grade that can make the school reconsider their reason for accepting the student.
306608
sorry there really is not a school.  Did you know your school was not accredited when you went there?  Or is it that they lost there accreditation after you graduated if that is the case you can appeal if not you are screwed
308733
That guy was an asshole don't pay attention he can't spell\ncommon sense....Your best bet would be to to contact your old university and speak with someone at the office of the registrar...They should still have your transcript and they would be able to tell you which of your previous credits will carry over....\nGood Luck!
692361
i was waiting for my financial aid award letter last fall and when it didn't come i called the financial aid office at my university.  they said i am not eligible for financial aid because i am an illegal alien.  i said i and NOT an illegal alien, i was born in Minnesota.  their response was to tell me to bring in my green card showing that i was born in Minnesota and then i would get my money.  apparently they think Minnesota is in a different country or something.  makes me really debate the value of my degree from this institution.
814452
First things first -- Do you have a return address on your envelope in case the 3 stamps was not enough? \n\nSecond -- I would still call to verify. When my daughter was applying to colleges last year, sometimes her paperwork slipped thru the cracks and had to be re-sent. Or the college misplaced her paperwork, in spite of the paperwork being sent! So you never know what is going on and you would hate to not be accepted for lack of complete paperwork. Good Luck!!!
615211
You should contact the admissions department and check on the status of your application. Different colleges have different policies and procedures. You want to make sure they have received everything they need to make a decision.
65976
You won't get accepted
417935
The best idea is to visit again and speak to your campus liason. Often people are denied or wait listed b/c the school wants to admit people who demonstrate that they will accept the invitation to go. If you really want to attend visit and make clear your dissapointment as well as the fact that you want to attend.
736795
fine/jailtime/revoked?
458057
When you say you "received" a Pell grant, do you mean you were simply awarded one (for example, on an award letter from your Financial Aid office)?  Or was it actually disbursed?  If the money was disbursed and you later withdrew, the money will need to be returned (unless you completed 60% of the semester or more).  If you never began the semester and no money was disbursed, you're fine. The school will know you're not enrolled (just make sure of this) and they won't disburse anything for non-enrolled students.\n\nIt's the school's responsibility to make sure that they haven't disbursed any Pell money for a student who isn't in attendance.  It's not up to you to know all the nitty-gritty rules. Don't worry about it.
1154885
What is your question? You might want to take advice from a trusted teacher or financial aid officer. Also they can see your sincerity or proofread your letter and give suggestions. See if it is some situation you can control or if you really need time off.\nTry writing a SHORT sample letter in correct format and take it to somebody. If they say it is fine, then you won't waste more time worrying about it and TURN IT IN! \nI went through it! I kept putting it off, which was ultimately worse in the long run because I began to lose the momentum of attending classes and studying.Then I allowed the situations that were part of the cause for low grades, became (unfortunately) a higher priority than finishing my degree! Hang in there, please!
572326
Just respond to the email to discuss your situation with the Yahoo! Answers team. It helps if you've made an effort to understand whatever reason it is that they've suspended you for. It may take them a couple of days to get back to you, though, so try to be patient. If it's been longer than that, you can also try reaching them at their alternative email address: y_answrs_team@yahoo.com
847890
I dont know of a reference letter however I had to appeal once and I basically told them that I had not been serious about my studies and how I had pressure on me to work to provide for my family but now I was more grounded.  I think they will usually approve you the first time but it is important to improve your grades while on your 'probation'.  Good luck!
933950
I am sorry to be the bearer of bad news but you need to pay your account and get a transcript of the college you have already attended. You will be asked on your application to college what institutions you have already attended and you must answer honestly.\n\nIf you were to answer dishonestly, this behavior could become known at a future time if not now and cause you difficulty.
908085
Well, if you'd like to dispute their decision to move you out of the program, there should be an ombudsman of some sort at the school you can appeal to.  Most large public organizations have such a person whose job is to take an objective look at situations such as this to ensure that no unfair practices are taking place in the organization.\n\nYours sounds like a classic type of case for an ombudsman to review.  G/L, Bud
503786
Generally the folks on the appeals board don't want to hear excuses so much as your plans for improving your grades.  Keep in mind - the University doesn't make any money by kicking you out, so they'd rather keep you there, but rules are rules.  So, you have to go through this appeals process.  For the most part, if you show some sincere effort in putting together the petition, your odds of the committee deciding in your favor are much higher.  I recommend, at a MINIMUM, three letters of support regarding your ability to succeed at college classes - only one of which (if any) should be from a family member.  If you can get the reference to give the letter to you in a sealed envelope (don't open it, of course), so much the better - it helps convince the committee that you didn't forge it.  (Which doesn't make much sense, after all - why couldn't someone just put a forged letter into an envelope?  Anyway, all I know is that it seems to help) Also, put a lot of thought into your personal essay - I'm assuming that the petition requires one.  If it doesn't, write one anyway.  You basically want to explain why you failed this semester as truthfully and briefly as possible.  Then, explain IN DETAIL your plans for improvement, (such as how much time you plan to devote to studying per week, where you're going to study, what changes you plan to make in your lifestyle, etc.).  If you do all that, I'd be shocked if they don't let you back in.  After all, Madison does have a bit of a reputation as a party school.  If they kicked everyone out for violating probation, I don't think they'd have many students left. :)    Oh, and by the way - should your appeal be rejected, look into other schools in the area.  Generally being suspended from one school does not prohibit you from taking classes at another, especially if you enroll as a non-degree seeking student at the other school (the credits will transfer regardless).  If you do well in those classes, you could appeal the suspension again at the end of that semester, with an almost guaranteed success, since you could prove you're capable of decent grades.  Feel free to ask me any questions you may have, either on here or by email:  crazyophelia42@hotmail.com  Good luck!
887736
When your first application is turned down through over subscription you need to appeal.  Make your appeal heartfelt. Your son's friends have already been accepted for this school. You feel your son will do better in a single sex school with his friends because he needs to be educated away from his sisters (if any) and his sporting abilities need to be encouraged.  ie: he is an excellent cricketer, footballer, archer or tennis player etc and you feel that a mixed school will stifle these abilities. Ensure that the school concerned knows you have attended all school activities at his old school and volunteered for absolutely everything to help fund raising etc etc etc.  Make your letter erudite and to the point, no waffling or flannel.  If the appeal panel think you are of good education yourself, they are more likely to look favourably upon your application. Thank the panel nicely following your interview and withdraw gracefully.  School appeals panels do love good manners. He will probably get in.