Legal analysis: (1) After the make-up exam, there are still three main courses or four or more courses that failed together with the previous semesters;

(2) Schools that implement the credit system have failed courses that reach or exceed the selected total credits 1/2 within one academic year;

(3) Undergraduate students must repeat a grade or be demoted for the second time in the same grade;

(4) Undergraduate students, for whatever reason (including dropping out of school and retaining their school status), have studied in school for more than two years (for example, the four-year system should not exceed six years), and junior college students have studied for more than one year;

(5) Failing to go through the formalities for resumption of schooling upon the expiration of the suspension period;

(6) Those who fail the second interview may not return to school;

(7) After school mobilization, students should drop out of school due to illness, and they are absent from school for more than 1/3 of the total class hours in one school year;

(8) Being diagnosed with mental illness, epilepsy, leprosy and other diseases by a designated hospital;

(9) Accidental disability cannot persist in learners;

(10) If you apply to drop out of school, your education will be invalid if you are dismissed.

Legal basis: Measures for the Administration of Student Status in Full-time Colleges and Universities Article 30 A student should drop out of school in any of the following circumstances:

(1) After the make-up exam, there are still three main courses or four or more courses accumulated in previous semesters that fail;

(2) Schools that implement the credit system have failed courses that reach or exceed the selected total credits 1/2 within one academic year;

(3) Undergraduate students must repeat a grade or be demoted for the second time in the same grade;

(4) Undergraduate students, for whatever reason (including dropping out of school and retaining their school status), have studied in school for more than two years (for example, the four-year system should not exceed six years), and junior college students have studied for more than one year;

(5) Failing to go through the formalities for resumption of schooling upon the expiration of the suspension period;

(6) Those who fail the second interview may not return to school;

(7) After school mobilization, students should drop out of school due to illness, and they are absent from school for more than 1/3 of the total class hours in one school year;

(8) Being diagnosed with mental illness, epilepsy, leprosy and other diseases by a designated hospital;

(9) Accidental disability cannot persist in learners;

(10) If you apply to drop out of school, your education will be invalid if you are dismissed.

Students who are dealt with in accordance with the above provisions are not a punishment for students.