What should I do if my sophomore year at York University in the UK fails and I am expelled without the chance to make up the exam? Recently, major universities in the UK have begun to release their results. Some students have received notices that they have failed a course and ar

What should I do if my sophomore year at York University in the UK fails and I am expelled without the chance to make up the exam?

Recently, major universities in the UK have begun to release their results. Some students have received notifications that they have failed a class and are required to make up the exam. However, some students have been expelled from the school because they failed too many subjects and had no chance to make up the exam.

Yesterday, a parent came to me for help. His child had just finished his sophomore year at York University in the UK, but the teacher’s results were unsatisfactory and he failed 4 subjects. The total credits for the failed subjects were 100. The school does not allow him to make up the exams, and he is about to be dismissed.

According to parents, this student is also very good and very independent. I want to complete everything in the simplest way, and studying is no exception. As long as you want to study the subjects, you can basically get 90 points or more.

This semester, because the other subjects all scored 90 or above, and the other two courses were more difficult, the students gave up on their own and did not even take the exams. They pinned all their hopes on the other two courses. However, these two courses were difficult. An accident also occurred in one course. An assignment was handed in for a course, but the teacher did not recognize it when it was submitted, and points were deducted. The other course was a group assignment, and points were deducted for some reasons, so I failed to pass both courses.

York University does have such a rule. If the credits of a failed subject exceed 90, there will be no opportunity to make up the exam. So this also means that students are about to be expelled.

Generally, in this situation, if there are some special things that affect your studies while you are studying, you can provide evidence to appeal to the school for the opportunity to make up the exam. For example, physical illness of oneself or a family member, depression or some hospitalization certificates. In addition, it is also acceptable if a relative has passed away. These are also two special issues that institutions consider when making appeals. But appealing is no less than filing a lawsuit, and colleges and universities have very strict requirements for appeals, so if you don’t understand appeals, it is not recommended to appeal blindly.

In addition, you can transfer to other colleges and universities, but if you fail the course and are expelled, you will be more passive when transferring. The colleges that you can transfer to will be some relatively poor colleges.

Secondly, if you meet certain conditions, you can consider applying for a master's degree across the undergraduate program. Get out of your current low learning state and start over in a different environment. The master's program takes a short time to study, and getting a higher degree after graduation is a satisfactory explanation for yourself and your family.

For example: the British taught master's program only takes one year to study. The school implements a semester system. You only need to pass all exams and papers to get a degree, and you can also apply for the overseas server academic certification .

Finally, if you really haven’t graduated from studying abroad, but don’t want to study abroad again, you can apply for a letter certification that can be checked on the official website. It can be used in some private and foreign companies’ work units.

It is an indispensable important material for overseas students to return to China to develop their academic qualifications. The only way to make up for their mistakes is to study abroad again, graduate successfully abroad, and return to China will be a smooth process. I am a returnee from Huahua, and I will continue to share information related to studying abroad.