My College Day Ends Tomorrow At 4 30pm But Will The Teachers Let Me Leave At 10 30am To Go To Town

How do I write a half day leave application in college?

From,__________________________Date (Date on which letter is written)To,_____________________________Sub:_____________________________Dear ______________,This is to bring to your kind attention that due to ____________________, I need to take a half day leave form my work. I need to discuss certain points with the principal and whole process will nearly take ___________hours. After finishing up with the same, I will drop my ___________ back home and come to the office for the meeting at the earliest.I hope you will understand my situation and grant me leave for half day. I will come back to the office post lunch.Thanking you,Yours sincerely,(_________________)

Is the sentence "I would like to inform you that I will be on leave on this Thursday" correct to use?

The sentence is grammatically correct, but it has too much information and not enough information:You don’t need to tell people that you would like to do something or that you are informing them.As others have pointed out, it is good to include a date, and not just the day of the week.On leave sounds wrong to my American ears. People go on leave for extended periods (maternity leave, sabbaticals, etc.), not just one day. Also, you could be away on work-related business, without being on leave. People don’t need to know why you are away.It’s nice to give people options for what to do in your absence. Can they call your personal number, or is there someone else who will cover for you?So, I would revise your sentence to something like this:“I will be out of the office on Thursday, June 28[, and will return on Friday, June 29]. If you need immediate assistance, please call Suzie Rogers at extension 1234.The date of your return is optional, and probably unnecessary for a one-day absence. For anything more than one day—and especially if your absence abuts a weekend or other days when you do not normally work—I would include it. Important details should “jump out” without requiring analysis on the part of your audience.

What problems do students face while living in college hostels?

I did my graduation from Delhi. There, I spent 4 years in a college hostel. The below answer is solely from my experiences and observations.Ragging. Yes. I don’t know about today but it was common then. “ Keep abusing that tube light until it explodes”. “Remove your clothes, let’s see what you got”. This list is endless.Anybody and everybody would knock the door of your room at any time. Yes, anytime. And mind you it’s never a knock. It’s a bang on the door. Sometimes, it’s done just to pass time.Birthday celebrations. Yes, birthday celebrations are one of the major problems faced by college students in hostel, mainly for two reasons. First, they are hit, so called out of affection, so badly that they almost reach a doctor. And secondly because, after this they have to give a huge party. Just imagine the plight!Indian toilets. Our hostel had only Indian toilets. And there were a few hostelers who were not accustomed to it. One guy could never adjust. Every morning he would take a rickshaw ride to the nearby McDonald’s to get himself relieved. Unbelievable, isn’t it?ATM. I was one. I was called so because I would succumb if one of my friends would say, “Brother, please give me 100 Rs. I will return it to you tomorrow”. And as they say, tomorrow never comes.Groupism. This is serious. First, the students from Bihar are looked down upon. And when they have no choice but to stay with other students from their own state, they are accused of groupism.Food. Groupism fails here. Everyone suffers equally :)Gym boys. If you are working out while living in a hostel, then food sucks even more. I have been a victim. But not now. If you are also finding it difficult to manage a healthy diet while living a hostel or PG, then do not miss my upcoming YouTube video. The video goes live tonight i.e. 24.3.2017 at 9 PM.How to maintain a healthy diet while living in hostel/PG?For fitness tips, home workouts, healthy recipes, motivation and more, come visit my YouTube channel Fit Tuber

How is the daily life of a high school student in America?

I’m a Senior in NYC.6 AM: Wake up. Throw alarm clock.6:15 AM: Wake up. Retrieve alarm clock and throw again, aiming for window.6:30 AM: Wake up for real because I’m late for the bus, my phone has gone missing, there isn’t time for breakfast, the universe is ending and the world is flat.6:50 AM: Managed to wash, dress, brush, drink water and eat a couple of Twinkies, coconut flavour. Running from the door to the bus stop will be my exercise for today.7:00 AM: Stage 1 of Hell begins. Seventh Heaven? I’ll be in Seventh Hell before the day is out.7:15 AM: Bus drive. Are we there yet?7:16 AM: Are we there yet?7:17 AM: Are we there yet?7:19 AM: But come on, you will tell me when we’re there? Yes? Great, now I can slee-7:30 AM: Goddammit, we’re there now. *Yawn*. Stage 1 of Hell begins.7:35 AM: Science of some sort. They put it early in the morning to scramble the brains of the poor teens and make them more compliant.8:45 AM: Always mathematics - a long, dreary hour. I consider this a special Hell of its own.[Hell Count: 2]10:00 AM: Exam Style Question: Assess the following statement and make comments on each clause, word, letter and the font used: “Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo?”11:30 AM: Study Hall, an inconsequential little half-hour in which little actual studying is done, but much rumour- and gossip-spreading is done. And the occasional fight.12:00 PM: Lunch! Alas, this is a Hell in its own right. My school canteen rations out prison fare and calls it ‘Home Cooked’.12:45 PM: The one ‘fun’ period of the day: Art, Drama, Music or Choir. The latter, however, is most definitely not fun.1:45 PM: “Alright class, who can throw this here rugby ball the hardest at Kat’s face?”. Also known in less cruel facilities as ‘Physical Education’.[Hell Count: 5. PE gets a bonus Hell count.)3:30 PM: Modern language, or any other optional lesson. Don’t bother choose. They’re all equally painful.4:30 PM: Freedom! Wait.. What’s this? Extracurriculars?!?![Hell Count: 6]6:00 PM: Home sweet home. Time to eat! -1 Hell Point[Hell Count: 5]6:30 PM: What’s this? A test tomorrow?! Fuck.[Hell Count: 6]11:15 PM: Phew, all revised and sorted.11:16 PM: *PING!*. I have a text.“sry lolz no test tomoz haha, itz next week!!!”[Hell Count: 7]11:18 PM: One salty reply, angry midnight phonecall, blocked number, ruined friendship and a lot of screams later, I manage to knock myself out with a revision book and fall to sleep at last.Ah, the American schooling system.