The main harm of failing college courses is that you can't get the credits of the corresponding courses (graduation certificate and degree certificate depend on whether you have completed the required credits in your senior year). Those who fail in many courses will get corresponding school registration warnings (similar to warnings), and those who have not corrected will be punished accordingly or disqualified from obtaining a degree certificate. It is more harmful to whether you can find a good job after graduation.

The main impact: those who fail in the exam and can't change it (take the make-up exam, but can't make it) will affect what certificate they get after graduation, and failing in the exam will directly affect the ranking of college students' grades, making them miss scholarships, grants, running for class cadres, joining the party, protecting research, recommending jobs, studying abroad and so on. Failing courses will also have a very serious impact on college students' employment. After the general employer sees that the graduates have failed in the course, the possibility of considering employment is reduced.

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First, failing college courses will affect graduation. There are credits in universities. If you don't have enough credits, you won't get a diploma or a bachelor's degree certificate. If some students fail in many subjects, the school may fail you or directly advise you to quit school.

Second: Don't be too flustered when college fails. After you fail, there will usually be make-up exams, usually a few weeks before the start of next semester. Therefore, if you fail, you should review carefully and try to pass the make-up exam without affecting your graduation.

Third: if you fail the make-up exam, you will get 60 points even if you get a high score, but you will not get a specific score. If the make-up exam fails again, generally speaking, there is another chance for the senior to make-up exam.