Can freshmen go back to high school to repeat their studies? What do I need to do if I can?

I still remember that when I was a freshman, I really felt uncomfortable anywhere, not really physically, but psychologically. At that time, I felt that this school was too different from what I imagined, and even after the first semester of college, I had the idea of wanting to go back to the third year of high school, but in the end I was discouraged, and I did have a lot of concerns.

In fact, there are not a few classmates like me, but it seems that everyone is used to getting used to it, and slowly they don't think about it. Before I knew it, the first semester of this year's freshmen had come to an end. This year, because of the epidemic, many freshmen have not been able to start school like the freshmen in previous years, and I have to say that their freshman experience this year is still quite poor, so it may not be an exaggeration for some of them to have such thoughts.

Not long ago, a child of a relative's family had this idea, and not long after the college vacation, he told his parents that he wanted to go back to the third year of high school next semester and did not want to continue his freshman year. And no matter how the parents persuade them, the children don't want to continue their college life anymore, and they make up their minds to repeat the third year of high school, which makes the parents worried. So why do freshmen have a bad impression of college life, and what do they really think.

The first reason for this is probably because of the epidemic, when entering school this year, parents can't send their children to school, they can only send them to the school gate, and freshmen can't go out to the surrounding attractions on weekends like in previous years, as in previous years, without any sense of experience, just like high school. In addition to the epidemic this year, some people are partly because it is difficult to adapt to university life.

There may be many kinds of difficulties in adapting, such as difficulty in adapting to the climate, difficulty in adapting to living habits, difficulty in adapting to classmates and teachers, and so on. In addition, it is possible that the current university and major are not the ideal for students, and there is a big difference between them and their classmates, so students may think about dropping out and restudying. If students really want to drop out, they are already about to end the first semester of their freshman year.

Is it too late? What should parents do? Most provinces in the country have now implemented the new college entrance examination policy, and if you choose to drop out and go back to study at this time, it is not very wise to some extent.

At this time, I chose to go back to repeat, there are too many uncertainties, and the students have not been exposed to the things of the third year of high school for more than half a year, and the second round of returning to school has begun at this time.

Or three rounds of review, you may not be able to keep up with it at all. When the time comes, I will work hard for half a year, or I will be admitted to a school that is not as good as the current one, why bother? In addition, many local ministries of education have issued regulations that do not allow public schools to admit repeat students.

It costs a lot to go to a private school, and if you can't go back to the public school, it's impossible to go back to university.

OK. Repetition is called tutoring. Because of disqualification or dissatisfaction, it is necessary to re-learn the knowledge that has been learned, so as to reach a certain state.

The proportion of repeaters in junior high school and senior high school is high. Among them, the repetition of the college entrance examination has a particularly great impact on life. It is a summary of 12 years of student career.

Drop out of the school you are studying in first, and then move back to your place of origin if you also move your hukou; Then go back to the high school at home, find a senior class or repeat class, and take the college entrance examination with them.

Of course, you can, and there are often students like this, who have studied for a year and a half in college, and feel that it is not good and go back to take the exam.

You first drop out of the school where you are studying, and then move back to your place of origin if you also move your hukou. Then go back to your high school, find a senior or repeater class, and take the college entrance examination with them. It's best to go to your old high school homeroom teacher and ask him or her to help arrange it.

Yes, my classmates in my junior year of high school felt that they were not satisfied with the university and major in their freshman year, so they came back to repeat their studies, and they just dropped out.

If you really have this idea, I recommend repeating it.

Take me as an example, a scumbag of mathematics, one year the college entrance examination only scored 69 points, 150 points of the paper, after repeating the mathematics test 92 points, the first from the bottom of the class, on a third-rate two-rate book, read engineering. I met a very responsible high math teacher at the university, in his thirties, with a bachelor's degree in our school and a graduate degree from another policy-based 211 university in the same city. According to the Zhihu standard is very low, but our teachers have a very high level of business, teaching extremely seriously, like high school teachers, a class of light board books to write several blackboards, but also give us homework, very serious correction and record the usual grades.

I just started my freshman year and still had the motivation to study in high school, so I studied high math for a year, and found that the function problems that I couldn't understand in high school were so simple, and I felt like my brain was suddenly enlightened. But I've already repeated it, so I'm going to college.

Having said all this, I actually want to say that you have been in college for a year, and you must have a broader vision and more mature ideas than when you were in high school, and now you know what you want, what major you like, and which school you want to study, which are very helpful for you to prepare for the college entrance examination.

As long as you calm down, you will definitely get good grades, but I still recommend going to the repeat class, so that there is a good learning atmosphere, there is morning reading time and evening self-study time, and there are also teachers to guide and answer questions.

Since you are repeating, don't be afraid of what others will say, and be mentally prepared to face these things, a good attitude is really important.

After your freshman year, you can of course go back to high school and continue your studies.

In fact, this kind of behavior is not considered rereading. It can only be said that you can take the college entrance examination again. Because you are not a graduate of the university, you do not have a university degree, so you can still continue to take the college entrance examination and continue to enter the university.

After the first year, you can repeat high school again.

If you want to repeat your studies at the university, you first need to apply for withdrawal at the university, and after the school agrees to your withdrawal, you can go back to repeat after completing the corresponding transfer procedures, but you need to note that you take the college entrance examination again as a social candidate, and you should pay attention to some universities that do not accept social candidates.

Yes, but you need to drop out first.

If you are not satisfied with your major, you can consider applying to the school to change your major, but if you are not satisfied with the school, you must decide to go back and repeat your studies, and you must complete the procedures. Because I have already registered, it is not surprising that the school will register for the university. Once you have a university status, you are not allowed to register for the college entrance examination.

You should apply to the school for withdrawal normally (the tuition fee may not be refunded in full), get the school's approval to withdraw from the school, get back your paper file, and move back to your household registration. After doing the above things well, I will go back to repeat my studies completely and take the college entrance examination normally.

After freshman year, it would be unwise to want to go back to high school and repeat it. Repeating is a last resort option if you are not admitted to university. Another year of study is very hard, you work hard, your parents suffer. There is also a lot of economic pressure. They will worry about you, worry about you every day, and be restless.

I've been admitted to college, and I've finished my freshman year. I want to go back to high school and repeat my studies. In this case, it should be that you say that you don't like the school, or that you don't like the major.

If you don't like the major, you can talk to the teachers about whether you can change your major. In this case, it is relatively simple. And the time cost is also relatively low.

If you can't say it, if you re-enter the university, the cost of the experiment will be relatively long, and you may not be able to get into any university.

Yes, the college entrance examination is allowed to be repeated multiple times, and my classmate went back to the college entrance examination again in his senior year. However, from a top 10 university in the country, I got a 985 that is not even a book, so I think carefully before deciding.

Is it okay to go back to high school after my freshman year and want to go back to high school? Of course, you can, depending on your preference. If you feel that this university is not ideal,. It's better to go back to high school and repeat the exam for a year, and it's good to go to college.

After the freshman year, it is okay to go back to high school and repeat it, how to operate in the middle, you can ask the homeroom teacher of your original high school where you graduated.

You should go back to high school after applying for withdrawal from the university (if the original high school is willing to accept it), it should be difficult to get a refund of the university tuition. However, you still have to be cautious about dropping out and retaking the exam.

There are a lot of people who do this, but I personally think you have to think about why you want to go back and repeat your studies, and think about whether it is worth it to spend another two years. Don't always try to start all over again, it's wise to live in the moment.

After your freshman year, you can go back to high school and repeat your studies. Once you have completed the withdrawal process at the university, you can go back to high school to repeat your studies.

If you want to go back to high school and repeat after your freshman year, that's okay, and if you contact the school and then repeat it from the third year of high school, you will definitely be admitted to an ideal university.

Of course, if you feel that your school is not what you expected, of course you can repeat it and go to your ideal school.

OK. After finishing my freshman year, I felt that the university or major I studied was not ideal. You can choose to retake the college entrance examination, which is what you said to go back and repeat. However, it is necessary to pay attention to the changes in the college entrance examination policy, and think about whether it is appropriate to go back to repeat or continue to study in college.

Yes, first you have to quit, drop out of college, and then go back to high school. Go and repeat it for half a year or a year, and then take the exam again.

Yes, you can, but it has to be heavy, and you have wasted more than two years in vain. I said that you should continue to study, and after you finish your studies, you will be admitted to graduate school to change majors. Then reset your rationale according to your dreams.

It's okay to go back to high school and repeat your studies after your freshman year. However, you need to withdraw from your current school and then go back to high school to repeat your studies.

College entrance examination repeaters are not allowed to be admitted with reduced scores in the college entrance examination in the process of taking the college entrance examination and admission, and the admission policy for college entrance examination repeaters should be the same as that for ordinary fresh graduates, and there is also a bonus point policy in the policy for treating minority college entrance examination repeaters, and college entrance examination repeaters must not be discriminated against in any form.

So whether it is a repeater or a fresh graduate, the face of the college entrance examination is still the same, if you want to repeat, you don't have to worry about the country's policy issues, but after all, repeating is energy and physical strength, if the college entrance examination is not too much failure, you can go to college that year, because the difficulty of the college entrance examination is uncertain every year.

He's done going to school and wants to go back to high school to repeat his studies, is that okay? Of course, you can, but you have to go through the withdrawal procedures at the university.

Actually, I don't mind if you continue to go back and repeat after your freshman year, because when you are a freshman, you have not accumulated as much as you accumulated in high school, which may lead to your failure in the college entrance examination.

Yes, you will first have to apply for withdrawal from your school. Then I will ask for the student registration and send it back to your place of residence.

Now there is no such thing as repeating, since I am already in my freshman year, I will try to study the freshman courses well, and if I have time, I will review the high school courses again.

It's okay to want to go back to high school after your freshman year, but what does it matter if you can't finish your freshman year? It's equivalent to you dropping out of college.

Why do you have this kind of thought, if you feel that your current school is not very good, in fact, when you go to college, you mainly rely on yourself, if you want to repeat, you can also go, there is no rule to say no.

Is it okay to go back to high school after my freshman year and want to go back to high school? I think it's okay, as long as you can keep up.

Only after dropping out of the university can you go back and repeat your studies.

If you want to go back to high school after your freshman year, you have to apply to which school you want to go to, if the application is successful, then you can do it, repeating is the need for success, I wish your dreams come true, complete your wish to achieve reality.

Under normal circumstances, after completing the first year of university, you are not allowed to go back to high school to repeat your studies. In most cases, Xuechang students enter university after graduating from high school. If you have a special reason to go back to high school, it is recommended that you contact your local education department or high school for details.

In fact, there are many examples of people who feel dissatisfied after going to university and then go back to re-study and re-enter university.

After a year in college, you can go back to repeat your third year of high school. But before you make a choice, you should consider many factors and make a careful decision. Here's a closer look:

1. You need to make certain preparations when you go back to repeat your studies

First of all, if you want to go back to repeat your studies after a year of college, you need to prepare, and the preparation here refers to not only the behavioral preparation, but also the spiritual preparation. Behavioral preparation mainly includes applying for withdrawal from the school, providing corresponding materials, going through the withdrawal procedures, removing one's belongings, etc.

Mental preparation mainly includes the courage to face difficulties and setbacks. Because it has been a year since we graduated from high school, we have been exposed to a lot of new knowledge in this year, but we are becoming more and more unfamiliar with high school knowledge. Therefore, if you choose to go back to high school at this time, you may encounter a situation where you will not be able to adapt to high school learning, and we need to have perseverance at this time.

Students who lack perseverance or students who are swaying from side to side and holding flags are not recommended to go back to repeat.

2. Decide whether to repeat after careful consideration

Repetition is not a simple matter. We should think carefully. Because it's a big deal about the future of our lives. If we can get into a better school by repeating it, it will help us to value our lives.

implementation. But when we give up our current qualifications to go to university and go back to repeat, but we don't get into a better school than our original school, it not only wastes our time, but also wastes our energy. Time is limited and precious, the social employment situation and the economic situation are changing with each passing day, and a year can change a lot of things.

Many years later, when we look back, we may be annoyed that we have lost a year of time and envy.

Conclusion:

As an adult, we need to take responsibility for our actionsThe same is true for choosing to go back and repeat. Repetition is a complicated matter. And choice is a contradiction between the two.

Only after careful consideration can you make a decision that you can be worthy of yourself and time.