The moment we choose to study abroad, we are bound to be accompanied by accidents. The shadow of failing is always around us. Although failing is not uncommon, it is rare to be expelled from school because of too many failing.In the past two days, I have been busy helping Tony appeal, writing appeal letters and collecting appeal materials.Tony failed many times in September last year and left the school without authorization. The school sent many emails but did not reply. In November, he received an email from the school expelling him.The school gave the opportunity to appeal in the expulsion email. You could appeal against the result before December 05, but Tony did not reply. I have told Tony before the appeal that the success rate of his appeal is very low. After all, too much time has passed and he missed the final appeal time.Only after the spring semester began did his parents learn about his condition and try to make up for it by appealing on the grounds of psychological depression.There are many reasons why you choose to study in the UK. What are the reasons why you choose to study abroad? Everyone has their own reasons, but the end result must be their degree.After several years of studying abroad, everything will be meaningless if you don't get a degree.The number of students going abroad to study is increasing every year, and the number of students who do not graduate with a degree remains high, mostly because they fail to graduate on time.There are also some students who fail to graduate because of academic integrity, cheating, plagiarism and other related problems. Many students choose to treat the symptoms rather than the root causes to deal with a fake degree certificate to muddle through, but it has no effect on their future life or work. Results obtained in the first year of undergraduate study will not be included in the final final grade, and different percentages will be used in the second and third year.The word of undergraduate course is general 40 cent is the word of pass, the result is taller degree grade is taller also.At the same time, quite a few colleges and universities do not have the opportunity to retake the exam, which means that as long as there is a failure, then the basic graduation is hopeless. If you have been expelled from your undergraduate school, I do not recommend that you transfer to another country for further study. At this time, it is undoubtedly a better choice to skip the undergraduate course and directly apply for the Master Degree. You should choose the UK to get the Master Degree.Undergraduate course has stalled, was expelled from school itself if you choose to transfer so will waste more time and energy, money also is the main reason, on the one hand and the Master course in the UK only at the time of year, spend less time and money than undergraduate, finally get is Master Degree, plan for your time and money, to get a lot of links.It is not uncommon for overseas students to waste their best years in a foreign country. There are 360 credits in total, and the undergraduate degrees are: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Engineering, Bachelor of Law, Bachelor of Education, and Bachelor of Medicine.The length of schooling is generally 3 years (Scottish honorary certificate degree is 4 years), medical, dental, construction, veterinary medicine, etc., the longest need 5-7 years.Master's degree is 180 credits, the length of study is only one year, the previous courses occupy 120 credits, the final thesis accounts for 60 credits, the completion of graduation, while in the United States and Canada, students are required to pass the GPA, from this aspect, the difficulty of graduation in the United Kingdom, will be more simple. Everyone will encounter failure, in our life, there are some things worth insisting on, there are some things should give up, more things need their own choice, only hope that their choice will not regret.If you are in a desperate situation, why not give yourself a chance to fight.I am overseas Jenny turtle, continue to share emergency information (not graduated, expelled), welcome to leave comments.
