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It depends on why and how you left the program. It you left or were asked to leave due to poor grades then you should indicate in your letter how you would be able to succeed this time. Since most graduate programs will not allow you transfer in credits you can not go to a second school to prove you can do Graduate level work. If you left for any reason other than poor grades such as family reasons you should indicate in your letter how you can balance school with the obstacles in life. In your letter don't beg, as it makes you look insincere but I would be firm. Ask the director if you can come back as a conditional student which mean you would have to have a certain GPA (usually 3.0) each semester in order to stay in the program. If you left due to grades be honest in the letter do not sugarcoat the issue.
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