No, you can graduate by defending your thesis and completing the credits required for graduation.

Students can only graduate smoothly if they don't violate the school rules and are not expelled. They should be law-abiding and high-quality college students during their school days. Do well in school, do not violate the rules and regulations, and maintain a good style. Students behave well in class, hand in their homework on time, don't cheat in exams, avoid failing exams, and graduate smoothly with enough credits.

Matters needing attention in graduation defense:

1, pay attention to self-cultivation and be polite. Whether listening to the teacher's questions or answering them, you should be polite.

2, listen to understand the meaning of the question, grasp the main idea of the question, understand the purpose and intention of the defense teacher, fully understand the root of the question, and then answer, so as to avoid the phenomenon of irrelevant answer.

3. If you really don't understand a problem, ask the teacher modestly. Try to get the teacher's prompt and handle it skillfully. Face difficulties with a positive attitude, think and answer seriously, and don't give up on yourself.

4. Speak at a moderate speed, neither too fast nor too slow. Too fast will make the members of the defense team unable to hear clearly, and too slow will make the defense teacher feel that the respondent is unfamiliar with this issue. Don't mention uncertain views and opinions in your defense.