The United States finally hung up only to get F resulting in a GPA that was too low and was dissuaded from the school, and the first solution that can be considered is to appeal.
Generally, there will be an appeal guide in the persuasion email sent by the school, and if you don't have one, you can also send an email to the advisor and international center.
Take a screenshot of the persuasion email you received, and send an email asking:
What college is you, what major, what courses have you hung up (credits + is it compulsory), and now you have received a persuasion email and want to deal with the appeal, and whether there are other ways to continue to complete your studies in addition to the appeal, such as whether you can change majors and so on. It's a good idea to ask AD International Center to provide information about who the college should contact, and ask the college again if the same is true.Appeals should be noted:There is usually only one opportunity to appeal if you are expelled from studying in the United States, and there is a time limit for appealing, and you need to prepare the appeal materials for submission within the specified time. (It usually takes one to two weeks, depending on the school's grievance policy).
What is the way out for being expelled if the appeal fails?
Transfer (suitable for undergraduate level).
It is difficult to transfer to a better four-year university if you miss too many subjects and have a low GPA, but you can transfer to a community college first and wait for the GPA to improve or apply for a transfer to a four-year university after graduating from a community college.
California community colleges in the United States have their own TAG, which is the UC Transfer Guarantee Admission Agreement.
Reapply
If a master's degree is expelled, it is usually not possible to transfer, only to consider reapplying, and if you are in a hurry to enroll, you can consider reiterating Australia.
In addition, if you are expelled from the undergraduate year and do not want to transfer to a community college, you can also reapply, and if you do not adapt to the foreign environment and do not want to continue studying, you can also revisit Hong Kong, or enter a Sino-foreign cooperative university through exchange.
Apply directly to graduate school
If you are expelled from your undergraduate program or have problems with your undergraduate studies, don't like your undergraduate major, feel that your chances of graduating from your undergraduate degree are slim, and you don't want to continue to waste time at the undergraduate level, you can consider studying for graduate school across your undergraduate program, and you can also apply for retention certification when you return to China with a master's degree.
Find the help of relevant institutions ("make a fuss" at the two levels of academic background and application submission), and apply for a master's degree without pre-background conditions, even ifThere is no undergraduateA degree degree can also get a master's offer from a QS ranking 30-300 university。And there is no restriction on majors, you can choose your favorite major.
Retention letter certification assists in entry
Students who don't want to continue their studies and want to work first can also do the letter certification, because they were expelled and did not get the degree certificate, they cannot do the certificate of stay, and can only make up for it from other aspects, such as doing the letter certification can also help international students enter some private companies.
But note that the letter certification is not as authoritative as the service certification, soIt cannot be used to take the public examination and settle down in a state-owned enterpriseThese. If you have similar plans in the future, you must stay certified, and the only way to complete your studies and get a recognized degree certificate is to complete your studies.
I can ask questions such as failure to study abroad, withdrawal from school, non-graduation, appeal, transfer, cross-undergraduate and master's degree certification, etc.