What should I do if the undergraduate GPA of University of Chicago fails to graduate smoothly?

There are still many ways to solve the problem of studying in the United States at the undergraduate stage because the GPA is too low, which leads to the failure to graduate smoothly at the undergraduate stage. The following are my suggestions for reference only: 1, transfer. It may really be because you can't adapt to the teaching methods of this college, which makes it difficult for you to integrate into the atmosphere of college learning, which leads to your inability to exert your real strength in your study and your GPA is very low. Then transfer to a school that really suits your life and study, so that you can integrate yourself into the local life and into the college, so that you can better play your true level. After all, I believe that people who can walk on the road of studying abroad must have their own bright spots, but they have encountered bumps. It might be smoother to bypass them a little. 2. Apply for a master's degree directly. Since you dare to study in a foreign country by yourself at the age of 20, I believe your thirst for knowledge and requirements for yourself will not stop at the undergraduate stage. Studying for a master's degree will definitely be in your plan, and I also believe that you have anticipated the bumpy road to studying abroad, and it should be your bag to find foreign assistance under the "crisis". Therefore, your "master dream" will not be broken. You can find a professional to help you apply for a master's degree. In fact, whether at home or abroad, there are good solutions to the problem of being expelled or having been expelled because of failing the exam, low attendance, low GPA or academic dishonesty. As a result, I was unable to graduate smoothly during my study abroad, and I was even cancelled by the Immigration Bureau and even repatriated. Professional things can only be solved by consulting/communicating with professional people, and the specific problems can be analyzed in detail.