What should I do if I am expelled from studying in America? Everyone will face different difficulties in studying abroad. Some students can overcome difficulties and study smoothly, but some students have experienced the embarrassment of suspension or even expulsion. Most colleges and universities in the United States are willing to give students with poor academic performance a chance to return to school, and provide a process of suspending and expelling students to apply for returning to their original schools, which is called re-admission. If you re-enroll successfully, you can go back to your original campus. There are many details that need to be paid attention to in the reading group, but many students often ignore these important contents when they apply for the exam.

First of all, after students are suspended or expelled, schools have different admission requirements for re-enrollment: when the semester comes, some schools do not need additional conditions, and directly issue new I-20 to students after contacting the international office teacher, which is also the simplest re-enrollment. During the period of suspension, students need to reflect on themselves and actively adjust their learning methods and knowledge. There are also some schools that require re-applying for re-admission, which involves students' introspection and understanding after suspension. Students can only return to school after submitting application forms and personal statements to the school. The most difficult reading task is that the school requires students to improve themselves before re-enrolling, such as attending summer courses at school or studying in other institutions, to prove that they have the ability to continue studying in the original school, and some additional proof materials may be needed. It should be noted that when some schools apply for re-admission, it depends on students' future curriculum planning. If the planning is unreasonable and the course selection is improper, students may not be able to re-enter the hospital and successfully complete their studies.

What about being expelled from an American university?

1. Complaint communication: American universities value academic integrity and will be severely punished for violating school rules, but effective complaint communication can help students seize opportunities and reduce punishment; If the academic progress is lower than the academic requirements of the school, it will be severely punished, but effective complaint communication can also help students seize the opportunity, reduce punishment and save their way to study abroad.

2. Emergency transfer: After the school decides to suspend or expel, it will notify the students to be expelled by mail or in writing, and terminate their I20 and legal status in the United States in a short time.

3, apply for a master's degree: American undergraduate has been expelled, there is no hope to continue studying in the United States. You can consider applying for a master's degree in the UK.