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I did not tell the examiners about my personal circumstances and I am disappointed in the classification of Honours awarded. What should I say in my letter of appeal?

April 26, 2017circumstances Classification disappointed Examiners Honours letter

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I did not tell the examiners about my personal circumstances and I am disappointed in the classification of Honours awarded. What should I say in my letter of appeal?

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You must explain why you did not provide this information prior to the examinations. Where there are medical circumstances you must provide a medical report and specify which paper or papers were affected.