If you drop out of school voluntarily, you need to fill out the Examination and Approval Form for College Students' Dropout. After the school agrees, you can go home and find a school to repeat. If you are expelled (ordered to drop out of school), you can also go back to your hometown high school to repeat your studies. Contact the head teacher of high school or go directly to the high school admissions office to find the person in charge to discuss the re-reading. Some high school students repeat one or two books, and don't even pay tuition. Students below the second line will be charged a certain fee. Similarly, people who drop out of college will repeat their studies with reference to the results of students admitted to college that year.

After the students get the certificate of withdrawal, they go through the admission formalities at the high school where the students are located. If the school is ready to accept students, it can smoothly enter high school to continue tutoring. If the school doesn't accept it, students can't go directly to high school to continue their studies. Before dropping out of college, students had better discuss with the local high school whether they are willing to accept it or not. If they are unwilling to accept it, they are not advised to drop out of school and are encouraged to continue their studies.