1. Know the situation: read the school's withdrawal policy and relevant regulations carefully to understand the specific reasons and consequences of withdrawal. Clarify your academic status and the requirements of the school.
2. Ask for help: contact the academic affairs office of the school or the international student service center to find out whether there are remedial measures or reconsideration opportunities. They may give advice or provide support.
3. Explore options: discuss your situation with the school's consultants or tutors and seek their advice and guidance. They may provide some feasible solutions or help you plan your next move.
4. Re-evaluate academic goals: consider whether to continue studying at the University of Sydney, or explore the options of other schools or educational institutions. Re-evaluate your academic goals and interests and determine the next step.
5. Seek support and advice: communicate with family members, friends or other professional consultants and seek their opinions and support. They may give you positive advice to help you through this difficult period.
6. Complaints: Relatively speaking, complaints are the most direct and effective way for international students to solve the problem of failing courses. Through the appeal, international students can get opportunities such as make-up exams and grading, which can help international students solve their academic problems more directly.
It is important to keep a positive attitude, face challenges and find solutions. Everyone's situation is different, so it's best to take corresponding actions according to your own specific situation.