1. Many institutions in Australia have the opportunity to resubmit their papers. If this happens when students submit their papers for the first time, they can apply to the thesis instructor for a second submission. At this time, students' papers can no longer be "perfunctory" like the first time, and at the same time they must be constantly revised according to the teacher's "standards" and then finalized.

2. If it has been submitted for the second time and has been revised as required, the paper is still directly rejected, and there is a problem that it cannot be passed. When studying abroad, you should remind me that this is your problem. Could it be that the teacher is deliberately embarrassed? Although this is not appropriate, it does not rule out the existence of such problems. Teachers will deliberately depress students' grades because of some personal factors, so that they will keep resubmitting, and even to ensure the graduation rate, they will not let the papers pass. If students encounter such a situation, they can choose to appeal to solve it.

Don't panic when you complain, it's a chance for a hearing. ?

The appeal also failed, so we should consider how to finish our studies efficiently. Speaking of high efficiency, I have to say that applying for a master's degree will take a shorter time to get a better degree, and you can choose a major that is easy to learn, but the number of places is tight. Studying abroad is not easy, but also ok, and cherish it.