Mr Gordon Adams, a Justice Studies student at the Arizona State University, addresses his petition to the Standards Committee regarding his requisite mathematics courses that are preventing him from graduating in the upcoming fall semester. Mr Adams, a 43-year-old undergraduate student, proudly identifies himself as a member of the Pawnee Tribe of Oklahoma and clearly informs the committee that his intention, since pursuing a college education was to become a legal counsel for his tribe. He persuasively argues (in a somewhat strident tone) that the ASU Mathematics requirements makes no sense in his particular case and is unessential to his plans of practising law, which is currently preventing him from entering ASU 's law school next Fall.
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He also elaborates on attending the Scottsdale Community College and maintaining an impressive GPA of 4.0 and making the presidents ' and honours lists which furthermore made him the only person from his family and his tribe to receive a college education. To exhibit his affinity towards attending ASU, Mr Adams also mentions that he forwent a Honours Scholarship and chose to enrol at ASU instead. At ASU, his academic record continues to be impressive as exhibited by his high GPA and acceptance of the university 's prestigious Gold and Maroon Scholarship among other academic honours. Mr Adam 's dynamic citation of his academic credentials quite definitely proves that he is not slacker trying to abandon his academic responsibilities, rather he makes the case that he is willing to take up replacement courses to complete the full credit hours required for graduation that would be relevant to him later in his …show more content…
Mr Adam also informs us of his discourse with Mrs Sierra ____ of the ASU Law School regarding which graduate level courses require an understanding an application of algebra. The answer, he claims, to both questions does nothing but to serve to point out the chasm of separation between the respective disciplines from a professional as well as from an academic
He also elaborates on attending the Scottsdale Community College and maintaining an impressive GPA of 4.0 and making the presidents ' and honours lists which furthermore made him the only person from his family and his tribe to receive a college education. To exhibit his affinity towards attending ASU, Mr Adams also mentions that he forwent a Honours Scholarship and chose to enrol at ASU instead. At ASU, his academic record continues to be impressive as exhibited by his high GPA and acceptance of the university 's prestigious Gold and Maroon Scholarship among other academic honours. Mr Adam 's dynamic citation of his academic credentials quite definitely proves that he is not slacker trying to abandon his academic responsibilities, rather he makes the case that he is willing to take up replacement courses to complete the full credit hours required for graduation that would be relevant to him later in his …show more content…
Mr Adam also informs us of his discourse with Mrs Sierra ____ of the ASU Law School regarding which graduate level courses require an understanding an application of algebra. The answer, he claims, to both questions does nothing but to serve to point out the chasm of separation between the respective disciplines from a professional as well as from an academic