1, make-up exam. If a student fails the final exam, usually the school will organize a make-up exam after the start of next semester. However, it is worth noting that if you still fail this make-up exam, there will be no chance to make it up again, which is what everyone often says.

2. Take more courses. In some schools, degree certificates are awarded according to credit scores. After the average grade point of a student reaches a certain score, a graduation certificate can be issued. Therefore, if you fail an exam, you can take one more course during the elective course to make up the credits and reduce the impact on your degree certificate. However, it should be noted that the credits of elective courses in most colleges and universities are usually not as much as those of compulsory courses. If the credit of this required course is relatively high, it is very likely that you need to choose more courses.

3. Prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination. If you lose your degree certificate because you failed too many courses or scored too high, then such students can try to take the postgraduate entrance examination. At present, the requirement of postgraduate examination for candidates' academic level is to obtain a nationally recognized undergraduate diploma, which means that there are certain requirements for academic qualifications, but there is no clear stipulation for degrees.