1. Repetition All students who fail in compulsory courses and professional elective courses at school and do not get credits can apply for repetition. All students who are dissatisfied with the results of their courses and have passed the examination and obtained credits (except general education courses, interdisciplinary elective courses and practical courses) can apply for improvement and re-examination.

2. If you fail a course in the college exam (general requirement), take this course again in the next school year, and the re-examination is called re-examination. Most colleges and universities adopt this strategy: when a student fails many subjects in the final exam, he will be asked to make up the exam in the first week of next semester. If students pass the make-up exam during the make-up exam, there is no need to retake the exam.

However, if more than a certain number of subjects still fail, these courses should be retaken. Or four years later, there are still subjects that have not passed, and they need to retake the exam before graduation and pass the exam before graduation. Maintenance needs to pay a certain repair fee. Reconstruction can be divided into two types: shifting classes and opening special teams. If you fail a course in the college exam (generally required), you will take it again in the next academic year. Re-taking the exam is called re-taking. Most colleges and universities adopt this strategy: when a student fails many subjects in the final exam, he will be given a chance to make up the exam in the first week of next semester.

If students pass the failed subjects during the make-up exam, there is no need to retake the exam, but if more than a certain number of subjects still fail, they should retake these courses. Or four years later, there are still subjects that have not passed, and they need to retake the exam before graduation and pass the exam before graduation. Maintenance needs to pay a certain repair fee. Reconstruction can be divided into two types: shifting classes and opening special teams.