What has changed:
On 6/19/2016, my mother has received financial help from her loved ones, so she willcan now afford Pphysical therapy,. hHer condition still limits her abilities to move and perform functional activities in her daily livfe, but not so much as it used to, giving me freedom. With the aid of her parents, she can now afford to re-fill her prescription medications, treating some of her discomfort. I feel far more assured now that I’m able to go on with my education, continue my coursework, and improve my academic progress with relative calm, knowing that all my entire family members are behind us, continue my coursework and improve my academic progress. I'm pleased to say I scheduled and have registered for the courses that I failed to complete for fall ofthe upcoming fall semester, which I will pay for out of wallet. My strategy is byto usinge the small amount of my personal savings, with a part -time job to cover 50% of my funding (for studies and, equipment, and books fees); wiand tho help of family members for the other 50% of outstanding costs with the help of fandmily members. I have talked with my academic counselor to set up a GRADE forgiveness in place to restore my grades with new, improved ones for the approaching Ffall semester. The past changes and unanticipated emergency that took place in my life will not likely stop me from seeking my education,. I have maintained a incredible academic progress throughout my life in Tarrant County College, and I sincerely hope that this appeal demonstrates that I’m committed to being a successful Uuniversity student at my new. higher education, pPlease be careful not to use this year as a barometer for my success in the future. I have taken many steps over the past couple months to make certain of my success going forward, and I firmly believe that I'm truly deserving of the lifting of my financial aid termination.