Well, some of the convincing reasons for giving up a course would be a) mandatory extra shifts/ over-time at work and, hence, paucity of time and inability to juggle with demanding workplace and college studies, b) sudden illness of a family member/ a parent and the need to be around them more than usual, thus, the college studies likely to suffer, and therefore, giving up one course during the present semester would allow me more time to dedicate to current family responsibilities, etc. Some of the lame or not-so-convincing reasons for giving up a module would be a) the schedule for this course clashes with my workout timing which I had decided with a bunch of my gym mates and I cannot let down my buddies for the sake of attending classes for this module, etc.
Well, there are soooo many reasons to give up your study. I personally know most of them )) Tick off your fingers: laziness, bad mood, horrible weather, a warm bed, hangover etc.
Just kidding, of course, there are lots of honest reasons to leave the course: money needs and, as result, lack of time due to the work. Another serious reason is a disease. Some people just can't continue to study because of their own or relative's illness.
I knew some guys who gave up their studies because they suddenly realize they wanted to study something different. Maybe they weren't confident about their educational choice for a while and finally decided not to continue these senseless efforts.
During my college years, I did not attend one or two classes due to my bad mood or lazy thoughts, but I never wanted to give up this course. Now I don't give up a course because of mood or any little matters. If I have to give up a course because of some more important things, I will try my best to catch up with it later.
There are many reasons for giving up a course: a same reason can be good for someone and bad for other, because it depends on personal conditions or situations.
I think that it could be a good reason to give up a course if, e.g., you don't have to time to study because, e.g., you already attend other courses or you have to work but also if the professor that holds the course doesn't teach during it and, nevertheless, you have no advantage to attend it; i believe, instead, that if you give up a course because you prefer sleeping or because you aren't in the mood for reaching the place in which the class will be holded, you give up a course for a bad reason.
Some of the good reason for given up a course include plan to meet a target and that of convenience, while the bad reason is seen in having an illness or an unpredictable issues.
Dear professor John
I am writing to inform you that I could successfully pass the university English requirement recently.
Currently, I am ready to start working on new data management project. But there is some issues about the subject that we already determined. according to our time limitation I don't think I be able to complete the project on time.
I would happy if you suggest another subject related to your professional research area. Definitely your experience will help me to complete the project on time.
Thanks for your considering to my request. I will happy to come in talk with you as soon as possible.
Kind regards,
Reza
I am writing to inform you that, unfortunately, I am unable to continue to attend the Finite Element Method (FEM) course this semester. I would like to request permission to defer as I understand that this is only possible with your approval.
The problem is that I started working with my thesis supervisor by taking 3 credit thesis and will continue my 50 percent of thesis until the end of this semester. I am concerned with my thesis works as a vast dedication is needed to complete it. It would be overloaded if I attend your course this semester. Furthermore, it could interrupt my thesis work, which won't bring a good outcome for me.
With your approval, I could take the FEM course next semester instead. I realized that the next semester wouldn't be stressful for me and I assure that I will cover this course perfectly.
Thank you for considering my request and I would be happy to come in and discuss the matter further.
The good reason to give up a course is if you are sick or you have something is very important to do in your work. Abd the bad reasons to give up a course is to leave for vacation or something similar.
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Well, some of the convincing reasons for giving up a course would be a) mandatory extra shifts/ over-time at work and, hence, paucity of time and inability to juggle with demanding workplace and college studies, b) sudden illness of a family member/ a parent and the need to be around them more than usual, thus, the college studies likely to suffer, and therefore, giving up one course during the present semester would allow me more time to dedicate to current family responsibilities, etc. Some of the lame or not-so-convincing reasons for giving up a module would be a) the schedule for this course clashes with my workout timing which I had decided with a bunch of my gym mates and I cannot let down my buddies for the sake of attending classes for this module, etc.
Well, there are soooo many reasons to give up your study. I personally know most of them )) Tick off your fingers: laziness, bad mood, horrible weather, a warm bed, hangover etc.
Just kidding, of course, there are lots of honest reasons to leave the course: money needs and, as result, lack of time due to the work. Another serious reason is a disease. Some people just can't continue to study because of their own or relative's illness.
I knew some guys who gave up their studies because they suddenly realize they wanted to study something different. Maybe they weren't confident about their educational choice for a while and finally decided not to continue these senseless efforts.
During my college years, I did not attend one or two classes due to my bad mood or lazy thoughts, but I never wanted to give up this course. Now I don't give up a course because of mood or any little matters. If I have to give up a course because of some more important things, I will try my best to catch up with it later.
There are many reasons for giving up a course: a same reason can be good for someone and bad for other, because it depends on personal conditions or situations.
Dear Professor John
I think that it could be a good reason to give up a course if, e.g., you don't have to time to study because, e.g., you already attend other courses or you have to work but also if the professor that holds the course doesn't teach during it and, nevertheless, you have no advantage to attend it; i believe, instead, that if you give up a course because you prefer sleeping or because you aren't in the mood for reaching the place in which the class will be holded, you give up a course for a bad reason.
Some of the good reason for given up a course include plan to meet a target and that of convenience, while the bad reason is seen in having an illness or an unpredictable issues.
Dear professor John
I am writing to inform you that I could successfully pass the university English requirement recently.
Currently, I am ready to start working on new data management project. But there is some issues about the subject that we already determined. according to our time limitation I don't think I be able to complete the project on time.
I would happy if you suggest another subject related to your professional research area. Definitely your experience will help me to complete the project on time.
Thanks for your considering to my request. I will happy to come in talk with you as soon as possible.
Kind regards,
Reza
Hello Professor Jhon,
I am writing to inform you that, unfortunately, I am unable to continue to attend the Finite Element Method (FEM) course this semester. I would like to request permission to defer as I understand that this is only possible with your approval.
The problem is that I started working with my thesis supervisor by taking 3 credit thesis and will continue my 50 percent of thesis until the end of this semester. I am concerned with my thesis works as a vast dedication is needed to complete it. It would be overloaded if I attend your course this semester. Furthermore, it could interrupt my thesis work, which won't bring a good outcome for me.
With your approval, I could take the FEM course next semester instead. I realized that the next semester wouldn't be stressful for me and I assure that I will cover this course perfectly.
Thank you for considering my request and I would be happy to come in and discuss the matter further.
Yours Sincerely,
Huini
The good reason to give up a course is if you are sick or you have something is very important to do in your work. Abd the bad reasons to give up a course is to leave for vacation or something similar.
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