I am in college and don't want to study now. Can I go straight home without dropping out of school? Yes, no one can stop you if you want to leave, but you still have to finish what you started. Since you came in and went through the admission formalities at that time, you should also go through the withdrawal formalities when you dropped out of school, also for your future consideration.

I spent a semester in a junior college. Didn't pay the tuition. You have the file yourself. Can I leave now without going through the formalities of dropping out of school? I really don't want to read the professor's advice: first, I advise you to persist in completing your studies as far as possible, "only you need to study", and then you need to be "talented" to survive and live better, and then you won't regret it. In the future, job hunting still depends on academic qualifications (even for one semester or admission certificate), which is easier than those who have not been admitted to the university.

Can a university leave school directly without going through the withdrawal formalities? If so, it seems that you will be expelled from school. It seems more difficult or impossible to go to college in the future. You can go through the formal withdrawal procedure. As long as there are sufficient reasons, universities can drop out. Hope to adopt.

I'm studying in a technical secondary school now, but I want to drop out. Can I leave without dropping out of school? If you can stick to the best, and finally have a certificate, you really don't want to go, you can drop out.

I study in Australia. I didn't want to study, so I went straight home and didn't drop out. What are the consequences? Without a diploma, I sent money to Australia for nothing. You'd better study hard.

Do I have to go through the formalities of dropping out of college? Can you not do it? Think about dropping out of school. After all, there are still so many people struggling to break through the threshold of universities. Follow-up: I haven't moved my account ... is it okay if I don't want documents? Answer: It will be very troublesome to work in the future. Archives should belong to a kind of records, which will be used in personal grading, professional title declaration, handling various social insurances and issuing relevant certificates such as going abroad and taking postgraduate examinations. If it is missing, it may bring a lot of unnecessary troubles, such as being unable to receive unemployment benefits after unemployment; It is also a problem to apply for social insurance with archives; The unit sends you on a business trip abroad, and you can't go abroad for political review without personnel files; Even if you get married and have children, you can't open relevant certificates without files.

I have been in college for a year and don't want to continue studying. I don't want to go back to the withdrawal procedure, okay? Stop reading. It is not impossible. The problem of dropping out of school is not very big. Do it if you want to continue studying in the future. If you don't read it, you don't have to do it.

I don't want to go to graduate school. It's very troublesome to drop out. Can I go directly to find a job without dropping out of school? Not exactly. It is said that the hukou will be moved wherever you work. If you suspend school abnormally, your registered permanent residence may stay at school, or we can talk about other things after we solve the file problem. Don't be afraid of trouble.