1. Candidates can take English II (that is, change to other courses), but at the cost of only getting a diploma, not a degree certificate.

2. Candidates use Band 4 instead of Band 2, so this course is exempt from examination and will not affect the awarding of degrees.

I think the two arguments put forward by the landlord should be the above two situations. Therefore, if the landlord wants a degree and does not have the exemption conditions, he can only pass the English II exam.

4. The landlord's supplementary question: When I graduated from the self-taught examination, the degree of my major was awarded by the local examiner college, which means that the landlord's major belongs to Sun Yat-sen University, so the education and degree will be provided by Sun Yat-sen University, and there is no substantive connection with the institution where the landlord attended.

5. At the time of graduation, candidates will be required to provide relevant achievement certificates and personal data in accordance with the regulations of the local higher education self-study examination institute. There are two ways to solve this problem. One is that candidates go to the local self-study office for graduation; The other is that candidates participate in the study of aid institutions (such as full-time self-study exams), so the aid institutions will help candidates complete graduation procedures.