If a student refuses to drop out of school, the school can make an announcement and serve it, and file it with the competent department of the Ministry of Education. In fact, it is compulsory (compulsory execution should not be used here, because compulsory execution refers to the law, which is made by the court to the parties who refuse to perform their obligations, and does not apply to the management of student status).
For example, some schools stipulate that dropping out of school should be delivered in writing. If students refuse to accept and cannot be delivered, the school can make an announcement. 60 days after the announcement, it will be deemed as served, and the decision to drop out of school will take effect, and the student status will be cancelled directly.
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Regulations on the administration of students in institutions of higher learning
According to the "Regulations on the Management of Students in Colleges and Universities" promulgated by the Ministry of Education in 2005, among them, Article 27 stipulates the scope of students dropping out of school from six aspects. The first item is "those whose academic performance does not meet the requirements of the school or who have not completed their studies (including studying) within the prescribed time limit".
At the same time, Articles 6 1 to 64 stipulate the opportunities and channels for students to complain accordingly. As departmental regulations also have legal effect, there is no doubt that colleges and universities have the right to let students whose academic performance does not meet the requirements of the school drop out.
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People's Network-Colleges and universities have the right to let students drop out of school, but the mechanism should be improved.