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15.07.2016, 11:26, "Bayo Elizabeth Cary" <bayoelizabeth.cary@yandex.com>:
July 15 2016
Dear Ms. Miller,
I am well aware of the fact, that it has been some time, since my last
participation in class. I have sent you several emails requesting
communications, regarding a replacement of professor. I will attempt to
re-submit my last two assignments for the last class, for final grading
today. However, I continue to argue, that it is entirely unfair to me,
that NCU, and you, are inssisting that I proceed with my course, with an
instructor, who is refusing to grade me fairly. I post all of my
homework assignments, for NCU, and for any other higher institution of
learning online, for full transparency.
I am
continuing to receive complaints from you personally, regarding a lack
of attendance in class, and, incomplete homework. However, as a
hardworking, and competent student, I think that it is too unfair, that
you are not responding to my continued requests, for a replacement, for
the: "John," professor, who was assigned to me. He-"John," did not grade
my classwork fairly.
I am more than reluctant, to submit any additional
assignments, to that particular individual. I have requested, over and
over again, that: "John," be replaced, with a professor, who does not
have a basis against me. It is unfair to me, to have to work soo hard,
and then to not receive that higher grade that I have earned. Then, it
is also unfair to me, that I complain about the situation, to yourself,
and to others at NCU, over and over again, and no in the entire
university, has responded to my complaints about: "John,"in earnst-just
about my lack of attendance in class.
Additionally, HigherOne Bank, that holds my student loans, has has my
student bank account, in a: -99,000.00 USD frozen account state, for
over a year. I have attempted to explain to HigherOne, too many times,
that I must have access, to my student loan money, in order to pay for
costs, closely associated with my attendance and studies, at NCU.
HigherOne Bank-although they know who I am, when I contact them, are not
interested, in allowing me any access, to my student financial aid, or,
to my HigherOne Bank account in general. I have complained about the
situation, to representatives, at the bank too often, and they in turn,
have offered to close my student bank account, and to send all my money
in a check, to an address, when I do not live. My arguments with
HigherOne, regarding access to my student bank account, has become a
highly litigious issue for me.
Once I begin
the next class with NCU, I will qualify for US Student Financial
Aid-again. However, HigherOne, is refusing me access, to my student
financial aid. I must have my student financial aid, in order to pay
with some of the costs, related to my studies. HigherOne Bank of New
haven , CT, is not concerned with me having access to money in my ban
account, even though, they understand, that the money is specifically
allocated, for studying, and related costs to my education only-because
it is student financial Federal aid. I cannot begin the next class with
NCU, until something else can be done, about NCU. I am, at present,
seeking a lawyer to represent my case, against HigherOne Bank. I have
money in my HigherOne Bank account, and I am expecting money in my
HigherOne bank account, and I cannot access any of it, although, it is
being held, is a liquid state.
I will
try to turn both completed homework assignments into you today-although,
it is Friday, and the library closes early today, where I am diligently
working, on my homework for NCU, along with other pressing matters,
that require my: computer, and email, etc. If I do not receive an email
back from your offices, or from some other relevant offices at
NCU-today, regarding-again, my request for a new professor, then, I will
call NCU, this next coming Monday morning to see, if I am need to file a
formal grievance, with the Dean office, at NCU, in order to have my
current professor: "John"-successfully replaced.
Thank you so very much, for your continued patience, and assistance. I
am now located-for only a brief while, in West Palm Beach, FL. Thank
you again. And, my telephone number, to my cellphone, has once again
changed. Due to a great deal of financial difficulties, many of which
are related to: HigherOne Bank, denying me access to my student bank
account, I am now forced to settle, for a free: "Obama" cellphone.
Please try calling anytime. I have not setup, my voicemail yet.
Thanks! New "Obama" cellphone number: 352-219-1872
.
Although I may seem difficult to reach, I am still responding to my
email mail communications, through: yandex.com . I look forward to
receiving, your prompt reply, regarding a replacement professor now, or,
the beginning of a formal grievance process, through the Dean's office,
in order to have, professor: "John," replaced, with someone, who is far
more qualified, to facilitate, my: education and doctoral studies,
learning processes.
Sincerely,
Miss. Bayo Elizabeth Cary, AA, BA, MLIS
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13.07.2016, 15:58, "Elizabeth Miller" <emiller@ncu.edu>:
Hi Bayo,
I wanted to let you know that to date, it has been 24 days since your last date of participation. If you do not maintain the minimum attendance requirements included in the policy, of 28 days, you will be at risk of having your course enrollment cancelled, being subject to withdrawal from the course, losing Federal Financial Aid, if applicable, and being dismissed from the University. Please see the University Catalog regarding Attendance and Continuous Enrollment for more information and for examples of attendance.
Please either accept your retake of the course, ACC7020-8, or you will need to take a leave of absence to avoid dismissal.
Regards,
Liz
Elizabeth Miller | Academic Advisor
O: 480.458.2317 / 888.327.2877 ext.2317| E: Emiller@ncu.edu | F: 928.515.5564
I wanted to let you know that to date, it has been 24 days since your last date of participation. If you do not maintain the minimum attendance requirements included in the policy, of 28 days, you will be at risk of having your course enrollment cancelled, being subject to withdrawal from the course, losing Federal Financial Aid, if applicable, and being dismissed from the University. Please see the University Catalog regarding Attendance and Continuous Enrollment for more information and for examples of attendance.
Please either accept your retake of the course, ACC7020-8, or you will need to take a leave of absence to avoid dismissal.
Regards,
Liz
Elizabeth Miller | Academic Advisor
O: 480.458.2317 / 888.327.2877 ext.2317| E: Emiller@ncu.edu | F: 928.515.5564
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Miss. Bayo Elizabeth Cary, A.A.,B.A., M.L.I.S.
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Miss. Bayo Elizabeth Cary, A.A.,B.A., M.L.I.S.
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