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Importance Of Letter Of Readmission
Dear Readmission Committee,

I am writing this letter for readmission to the college. I realize the importance of education for my future career, and I also realize the need for aligning my professional strivings with educational achievements. Unfortunately, the period between 2012 and 2014 turned out to be a complete educational failure to me. I did not devote time to my studies; as a result, I failed classes. I was naive and did not make myself aware of the value that comes from learning. I let myself become too concern with emotional issues that later became too much for me to handle alone and on inefficient time management. I was not mature enough then to seek help for the struggles I was facing. I blame nobody but myself for my poor academic
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I was able to manage my time more efficiently, consequently doing well on all my exams and assignments and not letting my job or emotions interfere with my studies. I worked out a schedule with my boss that is flexible with every semester. My academic failure has been a valuable learning experience for me. I'll make sure I work more closely with my academic advisers and to seek assistance when I need it. I will spend these hours attending my professor's office hours, studies sessions, and writing workshops. Now I am prepared to fully devote myself to my studies, and to achieving the basic educational objectives. I am confident that my readmission will lead me to better professional achievements and will help me align my professional goals with strategic educational requirements. I have an increasing desire to have professional growth. I have grown from the experience and learned the value of education. I am prepared to facing the difficulties of the learning process and understand how education is important and I strongly believe I the capability to perform better in my studies. If I do not understand something or am having a hard time, I will to seek an support from fellow

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