The lack of college exams requires make-up exams. There are two ways to deal with the absence of college exams: make-up exams and retake exams. The specific methods will vary according to the regulations of the school and the nature of the course. Make-up exam is an exam opportunity provided by the school for students who failed or missed the exam. If college students fail in subjects every academic year, the school will generally arrange make-up exams at the beginning of next semester. The scope, difficulty and scoring standard of the make-up exam are the same as those of the normal exam. It should be noted that after passing the make-up exam, the score is generally calculated as 60 points, which will not affect the average GPA. However, if you still fail the make-up exam, you may need to take the course again. The second interview is aimed at the situation that the make-up exam fails or is seriously absent. After the second interview, students need to take the exam again, and the credits of this course will be included in the total credits. If you can't pass the exam after the second interview, you may face the situation that you can't graduate or get a degree certificate. Therefore, it is suggested that students first understand the specific regulations of the school and curriculum, and then choose the appropriate treatment according to the situation. If you have any questions, you can consult the school academic affairs office or counselor.