What should I do if I am persuaded to quit while studying in the UK?

If a student is absent from class for a long time, the school will generally send a warning letter to the students who are absent from class. After receiving the letter of dismissal, the school will also give students the opportunity to appeal, requiring them to submit written explanations within a certain period of time and produce complete supporting documents, such as proof of serious health problems. If the appeal is successful, you can stay in school. If the appeal fails, the school will report it to the Immigration Bureau, and students need to leave the country or transfer within 60 days.

1, low attendance:

First of all, schools usually send warning letters to students who are absent. After receiving the letter of dismissal, the school will also give students the opportunity to appeal, requiring students to submit written explanations within a certain period of time and provide complete supporting documents, such as proof of serious health problems. If the appeal is successful, you can continue to study at school. If the appeal fails, the school will report it to the Immigration Bureau, and students need to leave the country or transfer within 60 days.

In view of this situation, students are advised to contact the school first, seize the time to complain, and actively prepare some powerful documents and evidence to prove the reasons for their absence from class, indicating that they are fully capable and can successfully complete their academic courses. At the same time, due to the tight time, it is suggested that students start preparing for transfer as soon as possible, and strive to get an offer as soon as possible to apply for a visa to avoid the danger of overstaying.

2. Failing undergraduate course and being dropped out of school:

If some students unfortunately fail to repeat the exam for various reasons, they can make up the exam at school. However, some undergraduates in some universities are not allowed to take make-up exams, or the number of courses for make-up exams is limited, resulting in some students being forced to drop out of school.

In this case, the applicant is advised to transfer to other universities to re-enter the degree program. As for whether you can transfer credits from freshman year, it needs to be analyzed according to the university and specific major you are applying for.

3, the master failed to drop out of school:

Master's courses in Britain are different from undergraduate courses, and they are generally not retaken. If you fail in the make-up exam, the university will issue you a diploma or certificate according to the number of subjects you finally pass. If a student is dropped out of school because he has failed many courses, he can't apply for the same or similar major in the school again. Generally speaking, universities will think that applicants are incapable of completing this subject.

It is suggested that students can consider transferring to other universities for postgraduate study, and the choice of specific schools needs to be decided by the applicant according to his own situation.