To
Mr. Mathew Keller
Student,
Masters of Philosophy
Connecticut University
Connecticut, USA.
Date: 19th May, 2012
Subject: Warning Letter for short attendance
Mr. Keller
This letter has been written to convey to you the concerns expressed by many of your subject lecturers regarding the attendance shortage which has been observed on your part for the past semester. It seems like you have been missing classes continuously over the past few weeks and haven’t shown any interest in attending practical classes as well.
We would like to remind you about the university rule of debarring students from the examination process if the student falls short of a minimum of 65% attendance every semester. Your attendance is about 50% and we advise you to be more regular or we shall be forced to bar you from the exams and inform your family as well regarding the same. Infact, it is a rule of the University to send only a single warning letter to the student and in case he/she doesn’t attend to the warning, the next warning letter is directly sent to the parents/guardian.
We hope to see an improvement in your attendance.
Regards
Mr. James Maroni
Administration Head
Connecticut University,
Connecticut, USA.
