I think I am really strange. I will regret it if I choose, and I will regret it when I give up. I know that perfection can only be an ideal, but not an existence. Because of my own reasons, last year I gave up on continuing to transfer to the UK and resolutely gave up returning to China. After coming back, I regretted the hasty decision at that time. This is just an escape, not a solution to the problem. After returning to China for more than half a year, I realized what I really wanted. Whether it was the pressure from home or the wall after looking for a job, I knew the importance of a degree.
My family is not rich. In order to support my spending on studying abroad for several years, I almost exhausted all the backup funds in my family. At that time, in order to get the opportunity to go out to study, I took the IELTS score to 6 points within half a year. This is also the agreement between me and my parents. If you cannot achieve it, you can only study for an ordinary undergraduate degree in China. However, studying abroad is not as easy as I imagined. At the beginning of the school year, various problems have greatly slowed down the learning progress, including language and all aspects of life. What do you mean? I made this preparation a long time ago. My grades were not good in my freshman year, but because it was a basic course and the school was not so strict, it was considered a bump and mess. In a sophomore exam, the professor found out that he cheated and was counted as zero points. I didn't take the subsequent make-up exam and chose to give up. It can be said that I chose to give up and escape at the same time.
UK universities evaluate students in many ways, including exams, class assignments, classroom speeches, academic papers, etc. The school’s regulations may not give you a chance to take the re-examination or re-examination, or there are restrictions on the number of courses that can be taken. Like many European countries, the UK generally uses the scoring system to calculate the score, that is, multiply the scores of each subject by grade by credits and then divide them by total credits. The scores of each year are included in the final graduation total score according to percentage. The courses are divided into required courses and elective courses. Compulsory courses are the main courses related to the major, and elective courses are used to supplement credits and enrich one's own courses.
Things have happened, and I can only find a way to solve it. I initially plan to transfer schools. The transfer can allow myself to continue to study in the UK. Of course, due to the transfer credits, it will take longer to re-study the lost credits. The time and money cost are undoubtedly greater, and transferring schools can only be transferred to colleges with worse conditions than the current schools, spending more time and money to get the final undergraduate degree.
In addition to transferring schools, there is another solution to this problem, which is to directly skip the undergraduate application for Master and choose a relatively simple Master major. You can directly study without getting a degree in undergraduate studies. The master course in the UK only takes one year, so you don’t have to waste a lot of time to study for undergraduate studies. Your own plan is to study a master after graduating from undergraduate studies and then return to China. At this time, you can also connect with your own plan. The cost of time and money will not be very high. You can also conceal the fact that you have not graduated from undergraduate studies and tell your parents that you have graduated and applied for master.
After making a decision, give yourself a time limit. During this period, throw away your entanglements and anxiety, throw away your half-way abandonment, and swallow your complaints and embarrassment in your stomach. During this period, you must say goodbye to you in the past, defeat the lazy you who stays in bed, and defeat the you who will never keep up with your thoughts when you act. As for how long the time period is, I think you know this better than anyone else. I am a Joniturtle overseas and continue to share different urgent (exited, not graduated) study abroad information
