Hello, class. I'm from the Aviation Academy. Courses that fail less than six times refer to degree courses. For example, the generation of high probability lines for basic specialized courses and most specialized courses are those with asterisks in your training plan. A GPA greater than three refers to the GPA of a degree course. Others, such as the modern enterprise management of space exhibitions, will fail. It used to be a tonic, but now it seems to be gone, so everything that can be passed is over. Don't leave too many regrets for our college life. As for the two conditions you mentioned, you must meet them. In addition, if you think about it, a GPA of 3 means that your score is 65, which is really not too far from failing. . . . . . But as far as I know, there is actually no too rigid requirement. Communicate more with the guidance secretary and teaching secretary of the college, and the teacher doesn't want everyone to fail. It seems that President Yang should pay attention to the quality of teaching in recent years, so it should be easier to make great efforts before the college entrance examination and pass the final exam in the Aviation Institute.