1. Read the reviewer's feedback carefully: Failure of graduation thesis often means that the reviewer gave clear feedback to your thesis. Read the feedback carefully and determine what improvements the reviewers need you to make. No matter where there is a problem with your paper, reviewers are the most experienced people, so taking their opinions seriously is the key to solving the problem.
2. Consult your tutor or department head: Please contact your tutor or department head to find out their opinions. They may provide some useful suggestions to help you improve and resubmit your paper.
3. Rewrite a new paper: If there are serious problems in your paper, rewriting a new paper may be the best choice. In this case, you can use the feedback from the reviewers and the help of the tutor or department head to reorient the research direction, modify the research methods and the organizational structure of the paper, and make your new paper more excellent.
4. Apply for extension and rewrite papers: Some schools may evaluate students and provide a timetable for rewriting papers. In this case, you can apply for an extension, so that you have more time to revise and improve your graduation thesis.
5. Apply for a complaint: If you think the score is wrong or unfair, you can seek to apply for a complaint. In this case, you need to provide detailed evidence to support your argument and carefully understand the appeal procedure of the college.
Here, I would also like to remind the students that Appel is very prone to failure under the premise of complete inexperience. Unclear language expression, incorrect timeline, insufficient reasons, logical loopholes and insufficient evidence will all lead to the failure of the appeal. If you have no experience, I suggest not to reply to the school email at will or start the complaint blindly, because once you fail, it will be more difficult to explain later. If you are not sure about your application for special circumstances, it is recommended to find a professional organization to solve it, such as Hans Education in the UK. The appeal success rate is over 95%.
In short, don't despair if your graduate thesis fails. You can overcome this challenge and get a postgraduate degree by feedback from reviewers, advice from tutors or deans, rewriting a new paper, postponing and rewriting the paper or applying for an appeal.