1. Communicate with the original school: First, communicate with the relevant person in charge of the original school or the educational administration department to understand the specific reasons for not retaining the student status and try to solve the problem. You can provide relevant proof materials or reasons to explain the necessity and rationality of borrowing, and strive for the understanding and support of the original school.
2. Ask the higher education authorities for help: If communication with the original school can't solve the problem, you can ask the higher education authorities for help. Reflect the situation to the administrative department of education or the Education Bureau, explain your own difficulties and needs, and ask for coordination to solve this problem.
3. Consulting legal aid: If the above methods can't solve the problem, you can consult legal aid institutions to understand your legitimate rights and interests and ways to protect rights. Legal aid agencies can provide legal advice to help guide you to take legal measures to safeguard your rights and interests.
4. Find a solution for the new school: If you can't solve the problem of retaining your student status, you can negotiate with the new school to find other solutions. For example, through the relevant regulations of the new school, you can try to enroll or transfer without examination to ensure that you can continue your studies.
Conditions that need to be met to retain the original student status.
1, loan application and procedures: students need to apply to the original school for loans from other schools in advance and get the approval of the school. It is usually necessary to provide the admission notice or loan contract of the borrowing school. Students need to provide relevant application forms, supporting materials, etc. According to the requirements of the school, go through the formalities of retaining student status on time.
2. Time limit: There is usually a time limit for retaining the student status, and students need to go through the formalities within the specified time. If it exceeds the prescribed time, it may affect the application for retaining school status.
3. Academic performance requirements and behavioral discipline requirements: Students need to achieve certain academic performance in the original school, usually requiring qualified performance or reaching certain standards. Specific requirements may vary according to different schools and grades. Students need to maintain good behavior discipline, abide by the rules and regulations of the school, and must not have serious violations.