1. Jane
a) doesn’t want to study education.b) must be employed.c) wants to get half a refund.d) would like to work less.

2.  Professor James
a) doesn’t want Jane to drop out.b) asked Jane to work.c) needs to consider Jane’s case.d) works with Jane.

3. Jane’s work schedule
a) can be separated.b) is part of her education.c) made her work better.d) isn’t so stressful.

4. Jane is feeling the pressure because
a) she feels sick.b) she wants to do the practicum.c) she doesn’t want to study much.d) she has too many responsibilities.

5. Jane
a) studies more than works.b) would like to take only six courses.c) is more optimistic than before.d) contemplated her decision.

6. The courses Jane will withdraw from
a) she will not take.b) she can finish after her degree.c) she can postpone.d) are not required.

Dear Jane,

I understand your choice and honestly feel that since you can take the courses later than it would be 7 a) not as good.b) just as inconvenient.c) inappropriate.d) the best decision. . However, I must stress that you should 8 a) participate inb) considerc) enroll ind) practicum and the courses  the summer courses as soon as possible.

I know how later in the year so many different obstacles such as your 9 a) coursesb) debtc) financial needsd) social situation , can get in the way of your studying. So, I always advise students to consider taking only the courses which are part of their 10 a) complete degreeb) total classesc) full course loadd) core requirements , and in this way, they can avoid such trials and tribulations as you’re going through.

Anyway, I hope this will ease the schedule the school year can bring and will help you 11 a) get back up on your feetb) choose better coursesc) maintain your work scheduled) study better for your practicum  about this incident, and I would like to apologize for any harm my comment may have done.

Regards,
Prof. James

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