There are three kinds of people who can't graduate from college. The first kind of people don't want to graduate or need to graduate at all. For example, some students who start their own companies, whether they graduate or not, have to go home and take over the company. Some people haven't thought about graduating from the first day of school. It's really open. The second kind of people are students who have had major problems, such as gathering people to fight and causing disability, being expelled from school for serious violation of discipline in exams and so on. The third kind of people have never thought that not everyone can graduate from college since their freshman year. There are so many courses with poor homework that I haven't completed enough credits in my senior year and can't meet the graduation requirements. Of course, there are also very few students who delay graduation because of graduation design. Here is a distinction between a concept. It is often said that you can't graduate, which may be delayed graduation or disqualification. If graduation is delayed, you can get a diploma if you return to school within two years to make up the required credits and content. If it is not completed within two years, you can issue a diploma according to the school regulations. If you cancel your student status, you won't even have a certificate.