Examination in university is a course of taking credits. Once you fail, you won't get credit for this course. However, universities generally do not require retakes and retakes (except for Ma Zhe), which is equivalent to studying for a semester in vain, but you can get those credits in public elective courses in the future.

Therefore, you can fail the investigation class.

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Impact of the failure of the investigation process

If this inspection course is a compulsory course, failure will affect the selection of scholarships. If it is an elective course, there is no such problem.

But as far as failing the course is concerned, it seems that for college students, it means that all future scholarships, graduate degrees and various evaluations seem to be missed after four years of college. Therefore, what college students can do, regardless of whether they pass the exam or not, is not to fail the course and not to deviate from the track.