<p>I have been academically suspended from the university I attend due to my poor academic performance last semester. I was extremely shocked once I was notified, and now I don't know what to do. I can appeal to be reinstated for the fall semester, but my chances are close to nothing as I cannot prove that I am ready to come back. There are no opportunities available for me to take a proper course load as my dad has not allowed me to attend summer school.
The main reason that my grades suffered so much was because of my poor attendance. I missed a lot of classes due to stress and other adjustment issues (I am an international student). You could say I was sort of depressed where I was, and I could not talk to my professors, or anyone else about my troubles.
What are the options I have?
I dont want to stay in my home country and study like my dad wants me to, but my other options are limited too. I don't know if any college will accept me due to my academic suspension.
I would really appreciate it if I could get some feedback.</p>
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You should go back your home country and to get your depression taken care.</p>
<p>It wasn’t depression, but I just did not want to meet people because I was stressed out about my work. Which actually caused me to stay up most of the nights making it hard for me to wake up for my early classes. I wasn’t sure if I wanted to be there or not.
However, I realize now that I want to be at my previous university more than ever and would do anything to get back in. But I don’t know how I can prove to them that I am ready and time off for me would in fact worsen my situation.</p>
<p>It didn’t work, and you haven’t stated anything that makes it sound like there would be a difference next year. Listen to your dad, your personal and social well being need to be in a good state before you can excel academically.</p>
<p>Wait, I’m confused. If you are an international student, how were you able to work? Aren’t you on a student visa?
It doesn’t sound like you are ready to go back; wanting to go back isn’t the same as being able to go back. Listen to your father who knows you best: go home and feel better about yourself first.<br>
I really don’t think the university will accept you at this point.</p>
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<p>I think he might be referring to his coursework</p>