Generally speaking, it won't, because as long as you pass all the subjects in this university for four years, you can basically graduate safely. Even if the course fails, as long as you pass all the remedial classes or pass again in the four years of college, it is equivalent to not failing the course and you will definitely graduate smoothly.

The way each school calculates the comprehensive evaluation is really a little different, and the comprehensive evaluation will be calculated only when the new semester starts. Judging from your grades last semester, it's still a good deal. This is my biggest headache every year.

Every class in our school has a head teacher. Generally, we should look for the head teacher first and then the tutor. Counselors generally do not participate in our class, which is not available in many schools, which is equivalent to the guiding role of our class teacher.

Every year, the comprehensive evaluation is calculated by me and the class teacher, but it is really that people are dissatisfied every time. I'm really trying to be perfect, but there are still people who find fault and always feel that our scores are unfair.

This comprehensive evaluation is only related to your evaluation model and scholarship in recent years. Generally speaking, if you have been in the top three in your class, then you will basically have a scholarship, and you will generally have a place to evaluate the model and join the party.

These are the functions of comprehensive evaluation. As for graduation, comprehensive evaluation has nothing to do with it. Because the comprehensive evaluation is not only the results, but also your practical activities and awards. It doesn't mean that good grades will definitely rank first.

Therefore, it is very simple to worry too much about graduation. As long as you are careful not to fail, there is no problem at all.