After unsw (University of New South Wales) fails, the school will send you an email explaining how to deal with it. How to deal with it depends on your situation.

Generally, you can appeal within 15 days after the course fails. If the appeal is successful, there is no need to rebuild, so students must seize this opportunity.

Appeal process:

1, review the test paper

If the grade is not your ideal grade or you fail the course, you can review with the teacher. Of course, the first step is to see if there is anything wrong with the homework given by the teacher and see if you can score. If possible, we can complain informally to the teacher first.

Step 2 submit a complaint

It is not enough to submit a complaint directly, but also to prepare enough relevant materials, such as complaint reasons, complaint certificates, complaint letters, etc. The specific process is as follows:

Application for appeal against suspension or delisting appeal form

Supporting documents and supporting materials

The statement of support explains why.

Core: the student center submits the form (you can also send an email to the school)

3. Wait for the appeal result.

Don't worry about the outcome of the appeal. In general, the appeal result will be given within two weeks. During this period, students can pay more attention to their mailboxes.