The University of New South Wales (UNSW) requires students to graduate. Not only pay attention to students' grades, but also have certain requirements for attendance. After entering the university, you can get credit for completing the course. If you fail, you won't get it. You have to take the exam again. Generally, Australian universities get 120 credits on average in four years. The graduation speed is in contrast with the students' own ability and economic situation, and it is entirely up to them. Graduated in four years, with an average of 15 credits per semester. If you have spare capacity, you can get 20 credits each semester and graduate in three years.