Even if you drop out of high school, you still have the opportunity to continue to take the college entrance examination or enter the university through other channels. Here are some possible ways:

Repeat the college entrance examination: If you want to continue to enter the university through the college entrance examination, you can choose to repeat the college entrance examination. In this year, you can make full preparations, improve your grades and strive to be admitted to an ideal university.

Adult college entrance examination: Adult college entrance examination is suitable for candidates over 23 years old. You can sign up for the adult college entrance examination, get an ordinary high school diploma, and then apply for a university through the college entrance examination results.

Vocational and technical schools: you can consider enrolling in vocational and technical schools, learning practical skills, and continuing your studies or engaging in related occupations after completing your studies.

Correspondence study: Some schools offer correspondence courses so that you can study at work or under other circumstances and get a degree.

Self-taught examination: Self-taught examination is a way to prepare by self-study and then take the examination to obtain academic qualifications. You can choose the self-study exam to obtain relevant academic qualifications.

Social universities: Some social universities or continuing education colleges offer various professional training courses and academic courses. You can consider joining these schools.

Technical school: If you are interested in a certain technical field, you can consider enrolling in a technical school to get relevant skills training.

Self-employment: If you have entrepreneurial ideas, you can also consider starting your own business or looking for other employment opportunities.

Different paths are suitable for different people, so choose the most suitable path according to your own situation and interests. If you are interested in further study, you may wish to consult the local education department, the admissions office or relevant schools for more detailed information and registration process. No matter which way you choose, it is important to make a good plan, study hard and prepare for your future career development.