Personal Narrative: My Trip To Monroe College

My recent trip to Belgium as a student was a one in a lifetime experience. I appreciate you choosing me to be one of the students to represent Monroe College. I was able to experience a diverse learning curriculum. I traveled to 10 different Countries and met tons of new peers and friends. Unfortunately, that experience is over, the last exam has been taken and my grade is now final.

We spoke on the phone briefly while I was in Belgium and recently after I returned to New York. I made you aware both times how Alexandra Chow contributes with assistance for the abroad students. I would like to elaborate on how things were handled. The Assistant Director of Student Services Alexander Chow made it clears that she is the go-to person for questions and concerns. I had email and called Chow on many occasions. I never got a return phone call from her. If I was so lucky to get her on the phone she would only speak to me for no more
I sign a document before I left stating that these classes will be assigned to me once I start attending Artevelde College. I email Alexander with questions because the classes didn’t match what I signed. I spent 3 weeks in the wrong classes because Alexandra Chow neglected to respond to my email in a timing manner and to make sure the classes I’m taking will be accepted for credit. It was at that moment I lost faith in Chow dedication.

When I return to Monroe I was given a schedule for the classes and time to take the final exam. I was given 3 classes that required me to take an exam. I called Abarrett in regard to the timing of the exams. She advises me that I can take the Friday exam any time before 7 pm. I arrived at Monroe College at 4 pm to find out that the testing center is close. I spoke to her again on Monday and she told me that I failed that class because I didn’t take the exam. I will not take reasonability for her mistake for giving me the wrong hour of