In the past, there was a "clear exam" policy for failing college. I still remember that when we graduated from college, we caught up with the school's last examination policy. Wow, you didn't read it. After hearing the last chance, you canceled the policy of clearing the exam, and the examination room was crowded with so many people.

Later, there was no clear exam in our school. Then, the question is coming ... When I was working part-time in the Academic Affairs Office, the most frequently asked phone call was: What if I failed the course?

To tell the truth, it is difficult for teachers, including me who answered the phone, to answer this question. I can't promise you anything, because you can only rely on your own efforts, and you can't comfort you too much, for fear that you will lose your last sense of crisis, let alone say soft words.

Methods (1) took the make-up exam.

If the school has the opportunity to make up the exam, it must review in advance and strive for a one-time make-up exam. If you pass the make-up exam, you don't have to take it. The maximum score for the make-up exam is 60 points.

Methods (2) Reconstruction.

If there is no chance to retake the exam, you can only retake it. I can only accompany my brother and sister for one semester until I am admitted. If you fail the exam all the time, you'll have to postpone it. At least it means you still have a chance. Some retakes will get higher scores than other students, and some teachers will give you higher scores because you retake the exam. However, most teachers are still very strict, and they have to attend classes when they rebuild. Sometimes the class time conflicts, both sides should do well, and even need to go to the academic affairs office to sign and seal, which is cumbersome.

Methods (3) Classification of failing courses, public courses? Specialized courses? Elective? Compulsory?

There are many failed courses, and the time for retaking is limited, so you have to choose a planned retaking.

Failing in public courses and professional required courses: you must make-up or retake the exam (affecting the insurance research). Of course, as long as you have a record of retaking courses, some schools are not qualified to conduct insurance research.

Hanging a high-quality elective course: if it is over-supplemented, then take another course. As long as the credits are equal, some schools will not affect the insurance research.

Hanging professional elective courses: you can also take another course, but the scope of professional elective courses is relatively narrow, and some even do not choose this course.

Some students are proud of failing, and even show off how many classes they failed. Long snacks! That's what you ask of yourself. People who have this idea need not look down upon it.

Disadvantages:

Affect (1) GPA: reduce GPA.

Impact (2) Scholarship: Not to mention the low GPA, and bid farewell to the scholarship in the year of failure. You are not qualified for any professional scholarship, national scholarship and other scholarships!

Impact (3) Insurance research: Almost every school has the requirement that students who apply for insurance research cannot fail (if you want to apply for insurance research, but the conditions are not much different, and your classmate fails but is on the public list, you can boldly ask that classmate).

Impact (4) Studying abroad: Studying abroad is very important, GPA! Lowering your failing grade will seriously affect you.

Don't panic, for students who don't care much about campus honor, it doesn't matter much if they don't get into the exam.

So, just because you didn't pass this course doesn't mean that your university will fail.

Looking for a job:

Many companies only look at your professional ranking, not whether you have failed. So many rebuilt students are very popular in this step, and his score is high! ! !

Postgraduate entrance examination:

The impact of postgraduate entrance examination is even smaller. As long as you prepare for the exam carefully, you still have a chance. One of my classmates almost didn't graduate normally, but the postgraduate entrance examination was successful and life began to hang on.