I wanted to determine at what point my concerns might sound whiny versus being legitimate. My case wasn't very serious, but I was hospitalized during my mid-semester exams, which constituted 25% of my total grade. This affected my ability to study and write some of the papers. I'm trying to figure out if I should consider this a mitigating circumstance.
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What is considered mitigating circumstances?
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Being hospitalised is clearly serious enough for there to be mitigating circumstances, especially if it is over an exam period.
Thank you so much! will probably include it then
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