What should Australian international students do if their attendance at undergraduate studies at the University of Queensland is low and they fail to graduate?

In the case of Australian international students studying at the University of Queensland with low attendance, failure to graduate and being dropped out of school, it is recommended to take the following steps:

Step one: Check the school’s policy

First, you need to check the school's policies regarding student attendance and withdrawal. This information may be found on the school's website or in the college staff handbook. If you are not sure how to find this information, you can contact the college's Student Services Center and ask staff for assistance.

Step Two: Consult the School’s Academic Affairs Office

If you find that you have indeed been dropped from school due to poor attendance, you can contact the school’s Academic Affairs Office to find out if there are any opportunities to continue study. In this regard, the Academic Affairs Office may provide advice regarding course remediation or other similar options. In addition, you can ask the Academic Affairs Office about any financial support available to help you continue your studies.

Step Three: Consider Litigation

If you disagree with the decision to withdraw and believe you have the right to continue your studies, you may consider filing a withdrawal appeal. In this case, you should find an appropriate grievance agency (such as Hans Education UK) to help you draft a relevant grievance plan and represent you at the hearing.

In summary, if you had poor attendance as an undergraduate at the University of Queensland and were dropped out without completing your studies, you still have a few options to try to resolve the issue. First, you need to review the school's policies in detail and seek help from the school's Academic Affairs Office. If you still can't resolve the issue, you may consider seeking help from legal representation and filing a lawsuit. Regardless of the steps taken, it is recommended to take early action to resolve the issue as early as possible to avoid adverse effects on your studies and future.