What if English students fail too many courses and the attendance rate is too low?

If you are a British student, if you are dismissed because you failed too many courses and your attendance rate is low, you can consider the following steps:

1. Understand the school policy: read the school's academic policies and regulations carefully to understand the specific reasons and procedures for being dismissed. This will help you determine whether there is an opportunity for appeal or appeal.

2. Seek school support: contact the student affairs office or the international student office of the school, explain your situation and ask for their help. They may be able to provide some solutions or guidance.

3. Explore opportunities for returning to school: Find out whether it is possible to re-apply for admission, or whether other similar courses or schools can accept your transfer application. This may require you to re-evaluate your study plan and goals.

4. Seek professional advice: consult the study abroad agent or education consultant, who can provide you with more advice and guidance to help you find a suitable solution.

5. Understand the visa issue: If your student visa is related to the refusal, please consult the British Immigration Bureau or a professional immigration lawyer in time to find out your visa status and possible next steps.

The most important thing is to stay calm, seek professional advice, actively cooperate with schools and relevant departments to find the best solution.