After being expelled from studying in the UK, my friends soaked in League of Legends all day long, and it has lasted for nearly half a year now. In the beginning, I talked to him a lot, persuading him not to be so depressed, to get a job or to go for a walk. He is always silent and does not speak, and he talks too much later, for fear of annoying people, so he tacitly agrees not to mention this topic again, and when he has time, he also plays games with him, and drives two blacks together, but under normal circumstances, I still have to go to work, so there is not much time for entertainment.
However, yesterday's phone call from his parents upset the delicate balance between us. Today, he uncharacteristically did not get up to fight as usual, but lay on the bed with his mobile phone in his hand. When I came back from work, he was still in that position. I couldn't help but wonder and asked him what was really going on. He was silent for a moment and whispered to me: "They are going to come to the UK for my graduation, but I ...... it."I was shocked, pulled him up, and decided to accompany him to the hot pot restaurant downstairs to relax.
While I was waiting for the hot pot to be served, I asked him if he had a solution. There was a twinkle in his eyes as he said that he had an idea, but he had not yet made up his mind. I thought he would choose to make a fake degree certificate to explain to his parents, but he told me that he still wanted to continue his education.
He proposed two options: transfer or apply for a master's program. Although he was expelled from the UK for cheating on exams, he still has the possibility of transferring schools. However, due to the transfer credits, he may need to start his sophomore year. He plans to tell his parents that his current school major is not suitable, so he wants to change to a better school.
In addition to the option to transfer, he can also apply directly to the Master program. Even if you don't get an undergraduate degree yet, you still have the opportunity to apply. He told me that since it was no longer possible to continue his undergraduate studies, it would be more cost-effective to go straight to a master's degree. He plans to tell his parents that he has graduated from his bachelor's degree and needs a year to pursue a master's degree, and he believes that his parents will support his decision.
Once an international student is expelled, they lose the opportunity to continue their studies in the UK and cannot be transferred back to their home country. Because foreign student status and credits are not recognized in China. Many international students choose to return to China because of various problems, some because they failed their courses, some because of excessive psychological pressure, and some are even expelled from school. However, once you return to your home country, you will not be able to return to campus again unless you can provide your college entrance examination results and information from the academic information network to reapply for undergraduates. Except, of course, for some partner institutions in China, which can offer transfer opportunities under certain conditions.
Not graduating and getting a degree is a fatal blow to any international student, at best it is said that it is not graduated, but at worst, not getting a degree means that several years of time are wasted, and the money and energy spent in several years will also be burned. Among the international students who study abroad every year, the number of people who do not graduate also accounts for about 10%, of which the reason for failing the course accounts for 6%, the reason for not meeting the GPA standard accounts for 2%, and the academic dishonesty (cheating and plagiarism) accounts for 1%.
Come on.