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What is the impact of rebuilding a university?
University reconstruction may have a negative impact on students' studies, psychology and employment.

1, academic progress is blocked: the second interview means that students need to study again and take the exam, which may lead to academic progress being blocked and the time for completing their studies being prolonged.

2. Decline in grades and rankings: The second interview usually leaves a record on the report card, which may reduce the average grade and ranking of students, thus affecting the selection results of scholarships and grants.

3. Increased psychological pressure: Rebuilding may bring psychological pressure to students, affect their self-confidence and enthusiasm for learning, and may even lead to students' resistance to learning.

4. Affect graduation and employment: Re-education may affect students' graduation on time, and may even lead to failure to obtain a degree certificate. At the same time, re-recording in student files may have a negative impact on future employment, because some employers will check students' academic performance when recruiting.