fix it make it sound better I failed a class due to what what happening in my household

The course that i didnt meet was the child development class i was taking for spring i got a f i tried by best getting my grade up i turned everything in but my assignment grades would come back low i also was a bit distracted since i am was and am caretaker since the age of 19 and i was going through alot and this time

I take full responsibility for this mistake, and I understand the gravity of the situation. I want to emphasize that this error was not due to negligence, but rather an honest oversight during a complicated time. Since receiving the news i had BAD GRADE . I just want a good education As someone who comes from a challenging background having been adopted, with biological parents struggling with addiction and no education whats so ever i take full accoublity for th failing grade i received for child development class ill do anything to fix this because ucsd means eveerrything

I am not seeking pity, but rather a chance to prove my commitment and dedication to my education. UCsd is where I want to be, and I am willing to do whatever it takes to make this happen and demonstrate that I am deserving of this opportunity. I sincerely hope that you will consider my request for reconsideration, as attending UCsd means everything to me, both personally and academically.

My grandmother who helped raise me passed away last June from a pulmonary edema. Her passing was very difficult for me since I became one of her primary caretakers. My tasks in caring for my grandmother included picking up and distributing her medications, preparing daily meals, cleaning, and assisting with her physical therapy. In addition, I also assist my mother in the general maintenance of our household and caring for my father, who had a severe seizure that left him incapacitated since 2015 and sometimes had the same needs as my grandmother. These responsibilities made it difficult for me to contemplate leaving my family to further my education, so I made the agonizing decision to deny my admission to UCSD. My parents have been encouraging me to prioritize my future and pursue my studies for several months now. They reminded me that, although I have been the backbone of our household, I also deserve the opportunity to build a bright future for myself. My mother and siblings have the capacity of taking care of my father without my help.

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