In previous undergraduate courses, there was an exam before graduation, which allowed you to take the subjects that you didn't take in the university for four years for the last time, especially those students who didn't take the university for four years and make-up exams. Canceling the final exam now means missing the last exam opportunity before graduation. If you fail the make-up exam, you can't graduate. Opinions of the Ministry of Education on Deepening the Teaching Reform of Undergraduate Education and Comprehensively Improving the Quality of Personnel Training (hereinafter referred to as "Opinions"). In the opinion, it is clearly pointed out that "strictly control the examination and graduation withdrawal" and "resolutely cancel the" make-up examination before graduation "and other" open examination "behaviors. It refers to a university that has finished a course. If it fails in the final exam and fails in the make-up exam, but the school is not allowed to retake the exam, or it still fails in the retake exam, then students are given a chance to take the exam again before graduation. The final exam is very important for those students who are about to graduate but still fail the exam. Whether the final exam can be passed is directly related to whether the students can successfully get the school diploma and degree certificate.

If we continue the "open exam" system, college students always feel that they can take another exam before graduation and there is still a way out, so they don't make progress all day and just want to graduate smoothly. Abolishing the system of "exam-clearing" can indirectly increase students' investment in learning and strengthen their autonomous learning ability, thus guiding students to study hard, study more, think deeply and practice well.

20 19 went to college, just to cancel the final exam. My personal feeling is that the invigilation is looser than before, especially the make-up exam, because there is no make-up exam in the school, so the graduation rate will drop. From the outside world, it is the dereliction of duty of teachers and schools.

However, we are college students. Instead of feeling sorry for the "clean exam" that is gone forever, it is better to cheer up now and find yourself hard. After all, youth is fleeting, and it should be the age of progress. Don't let yourself do the most regretful thing in the best years.