20 18 TOP 10, the university with the highest failure rate in Australia.

Presumably, international students are most worried about failing the course, which will not only affect their studies, but may also be repatriated seriously. So which universities in Australia have higher failure rates? Let me tell you something.

No. 1: King of Failure-University of Sydney

The failure rate is 36.8%

Since the massive failure of the University of Sydney last year, I no longer believe in the hypocrisy of the University of Sydney ~ almost 40% of the failure rate is simply a miracle in the teaching field. However, 36.8% is only the average failure rate of all majors.

Second place: Monash University?

? The unqualified rate is 33.4%. In fact, in the eyes of most friends, the crown of the king who failed the exam has always belonged to Monash University! Monash University seems to have a fixed failure rate? It's all a bluff. As long as you study hard, you won't hang up ~

Third place: Macquarie University

The unqualified rate is 32.3%. Macquarie University is also famous for its high failure rate. It even holds a "pregnancy festival" for exams every day. What the hell is this ~

Fourth place: The failure rate of Melbourne University is 29.8%.

The unqualified rate of some majors is extremely high, and the unqualified rate of some subjects is even as high as 73.5% ... Is it possible that the word "teaching accident" does not exist in Mou's dictionary?

Fifth place: The failure rate of the University of Adelaide is 29.6%.

In fact, in the context of Australian universities, it is nothing to fail below 30%!

Sixth place: University of Queensland

The failure rate is 26.2%

Seventh place: University of South Australia

The failure rate is 25. 1%

Eighth place: University of New South Wales

The failure rate is 2 1.9%

9th place: Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology

The failure rate is 20.7%

No. 10: University of Technology Sydney

The failure rate is 19.6%

What if I don't play well and fail the exam?

1. Students who fail less than 50% in the same semester.

What do you mean by failing 50% or less? Each university has four courses in one semester. If you fail 1-2 in one semester, but you don't fail twice in a row, the school won't take any action against you.

2. In the same semester, 50% students will fail in HKUST.

More than or equal to 50% means that if you fail more than two courses in a semester, the general school will take the first action and send you a warning letter. This warning letter will ask you to talk to the academic adviser of the school. The instructor will usually ask you why you are like this and what difficulties you have in your study. Generally speaking, the instructor is very good. However, if you don't respond to the school counselor's invitation twice or more, you will probably be reported to the Immigration Bureau by the school.

3. There is another classmate who has nothing to do with failing classes, but the school attendance rate is less than 80%.

If the attendance rate of students in a semester is less than 80% for various reasons, and there is no reasonable reason for this low attendance rate, the school will give you a warning, which needs to be explained first. If the reason is not accepted by the school, the school is also qualified to report you to the Immigration Bureau, which can cancel your visa according to the situation.

Analyze the real reason for failing the exam.

1. Babies studying abroad enter a new environment, relax, lack the constraints of parents and teachers, are playful and have too little study time. Some students think that studying abroad is easy, they spend a lot of time on their work, and Australian universities are relatively free and unregulated, and there are many temptations of life in Australia, so they are unwilling to study, or they are not at ease. 50%

Suggestion: The study life in Australia is indeed rich and colorful, but there are too many temptations and too few constraints. Students should improve their self-control, realize that learning is the most important thing, and don't spend too much time and energy on playing and working.

2. Students really work hard, but they really don't like their major, which may be a one-sided understanding of the major or a request from their parents. Many students chose the wrong major, completely deviating from their hobbies or learning ability. thirty percent

Suggestion: Many small partners have no concept of future planning at the beginning of choosing a major, or just choose immigration major, or even just choose to go abroad. If you choose the wrong major, it is really difficult to devote yourself to your study. You can consider changing your major as soon as possible, and Yingde will provide all-round consultation.

As newcomers, some students don't understand that the learning styles in Australia and China are different, and the learning atmosphere in high schools and universities is also different. Students haven't found the right learning method yet! Accounted for 20%

Suggestion: communicate and exchange learning methods with classmates, preview and review in advance, and don't leave all the pressure until the end of the term, even if it is due. For some students, even language classes are a good choice.