Transfer: Some majors in British universities can make-up exams, but some are not allowed to make-up exams, such as medicine, forensic medicine, law, computer and so on. If this is the case, then the school will generally send a letter of persuasion to the students. Faced with this situation, students can appeal to the school, and the chances of successful appeal are generally small; Students can also choose to apply for transfer, after all, their studies have to be completed.
It is not that students don't work hard enough. Some colleges have higher unqualified rates, and some majors have stricter requirements. In addition, under the pressure of study, they will inevitably play an abnormal role. How to avoid repeating a grade when studying in Britain? First of all, studying hard is definitely the first priority; Secondly, when students choose institutions and majors, it is best to avoid those institutions and majors with a particularly high failure rate.