1. Unable to get a diploma: the last year of university is a critical period for completing their studies, and the school usually requires students to pay all tuition fees before graduation. If you don't pay the tuition fee for the last year, the school may not give you a diploma, which means you can't formally graduate.
2. Unable to attend the graduation ceremony: failure to pay tuition fees may be regarded by the school as a performance of not fulfilling academic obligations, so it may not be invited to attend the graduation ceremony.
3. Impact on credit records: Universities may register unpaid tuition fees in students' credit records, which will have a negative impact on your future financial transactions such as loans and credit cards.
4. Obstructing continuing education: Some universities have a policy that if students are in arrears, they will not be able to continue their studies or apply for continuing studies or postgraduate courses.
5. Legal proceedings: If the arrears are serious, the school can take legal measures to recover tuition fees.
Please note that different universities and countries may have different tuition policies and treatment methods. If you are facing payment difficulties, please communicate with the financial department of the school as soon as possible to find a solution, such as grants, loans or deferred payment.