What should international students do if they are expelled due to performance issues?

Last week was the final exam week in our school. Starting from this week, I was busy tracking the final grades and GPA of international students. Several international students failed and were listed on the "Academic Observation in School" list. , which means they will have one semester to improve their grades and get off the blacklist. For students who are on the list for the second time, that is to say, those who are already on the "Academic Observation" list this semester and whose overall undergraduate final grade is still below GPA 2.0, they will receive withdrawal notices from the teaching department one after another. At this time, the students' student status information has shown "Disqualified" or "Dismissed" in the system, and it is impossible to continue studying in the school. What should I do if I receive a withdrawal notice? After unwilling Chinese students are persuaded to withdraw, they may have other opportunities depending on the specific circumstances. First, calm down. It is necessary for international students to spend a certain amount of time introspection. For students who fail to study and are dropped out of school, they should hate themselves from top to bottom. But you must be calm at this time, because international students who have graduated abnormally have only 21 days to leave the country after being expelled. During these 21 days, international students must properly handle many issues such as account termination, check-out, contact to transfer, and book flights back home. Check scores. If the final result is significantly different from what the student originally expected, or is very different from the score the professor promised to give, then the international student must bite the bullet and find the professor decisively for verification at this time. Although misjudged scores are not common, they are heard from time to time. When the average grade point difference is only a few decimal points, an improvement in a certain subject may instantly save a student from being dropped out of school. Contact the teacher. The key at this time is to meet with your academic counselor/mentor and international student counselor to discuss your situation and countermeasures. If the instructor thinks there is room for maneuver, he or she will try to help the students as much as possible. If the matter is a foregone conclusion, it is important to go to an international student counselor to understand the relevant immigration regulations and policies before leaving the country. Find a way out. When dropping out is a foregone conclusion and international students only have 21 days left to leave the United States, students who do not want to return to China should immediately consider applying to other schools. This way they can complete the transfer in the United States and avoid the trouble of re-applying for schools and visas after returning to China. However, transferring schools in 21 days is almost an impossible task. Schools of the same level with good teaching quality generally do not consider students who have been dropped out due to performance issues. As a result, students usually choose community colleges or language schools. Although this is a helpless method, I personally do not recommend it. Studying abroad with low value will not help students stand out in the future workplace. Extending the period of studying abroad is equivalent to a disproportionate investment in time and money. My heart aches when I think of so many parents in China who have worked hard to earn money and are looking forward to it. Aftermath work. International students who leave school in frustration naturally feel depressed at the moment, but the corresponding aftermath work cannot be ignored. If students have outstanding fees during school, or have not returned books from the library, or have unpaid traffic tickets, etc., they must settle the payment before leaving. If you work in a school, you should notify your employer immediately to arrange the final work handover. Contracts for apartments rented off campus generally require residents to inform the landlord one month in advance of check-out, otherwise liquidated damages will be deducted. Therefore, after receiving notice of your withdrawal from school, you should contact your landlord immediately to end the contract. Say goodbye to classmates and friends, be restrained at parties, and don't get into trouble due to drinking or other situations in the last moments, leaving a bad record for yourself in the United States. Eat less and gain wisdom. This is still a period of introspection to see where your problems lie. Although this link should have been carried out when students first had academic problems, now, the purpose of making up for it is to lay the foundation for future success. The main reasons for the low performance of international students are as follows: Poor English: Although they have passed the TOEFL or completed the language school courses and grade examinations, their English proficiency has not reached the level of academic communication, resulting in the inability to understand the professor's explanations in class. There is an extreme lack of communication between teachers, students, and classmates. The writing level is not high enough that assignments and papers cannot get high marks. The reading speed is slow and cannot keep up with the progress in exams. Among the classmates who were expelled this time was a kid from South Korea who was studying journalism. He was shy and introverted, and his English listening, speaking and communication skills were very limited. Journalism is a major with extremely high language requirements, and although this girl worked hard, her English level was far from meeting the standards of the news media, so it was not surprising that she was eliminated. Lack of learning methods: Many international students with learning problems have flaws in their learning methods, or do not have their own learning methods at all. The one-stop service of "study, review, and exams" provided by high school teachers suddenly disappeared, and was replaced by flexible course arrangements and a lot of spare time. Although American colleges and universities are generally equipped with a large number of counselors and teachers, learning learning methods while studying will ultimately not quench the thirst for nearness. Dumbering around: Some students have extremely favorable family conditions (not only Chinese students, we also have princes from some oil-rich countries), and are not used to working hard to obtain the fruits of success, resulting in no attendance, no study, no homework, and a failure in the final exam. What pissed me off the most was a classmate who was a pampered "prince" (not really a royal family, but held dual nationality of "U.S. It's "Walking".

This walking course is a project of physical education class, and basically you will get an A for attendance. Since the prince made his own choice, being expelled from school is also the consequence of his own choice. Major is not suitable: It is important to teach students in accordance with their aptitude. Some parents of international students in China and the students themselves do not consider their future career orientation and choose majors based only on popular majors and agency recommendations. As a result, international students are not interested in learning and just listen to the scriptures. There was a Chinese girl who planned to change her major last semester. She felt that the major she was studying at the time was not important, which led to her being on the "school observation" list. Although she changed to her so-called favorite major this semester, she did not adapt to the additional school probation. The huge pressure brought by it made me appear on the list twice. We will meet with her in the next few days to discuss dropping out of school. This girl's study abroad life ended in a hurry before it officially started. In short, it is frustrating for students who study abroad with various dreams and goals and end up being dropped out of school without their own wishes. While I feel sorry for the students, I am thinking that if the international students can learn from this hard lesson and mature and grow up, it may be a blessing for their future success and future. All roads lead to Rome, but the key is that those who walk do not have the perseverance and perseverance to persevere.