For international students in the UK, the attendance rate is too low, how can I solve the problem of

For the problem that the attendance rate of international students in the UK is too low and affects the academic qualifications, we can find solutions from the following aspects.

First, you need to understand the school's specific rules regarding attendance. Attendance requirements may vary from school to school, and some schools may allow students to be absent for certain reasons, but must take a make-up day off or make up class within a specified time. Understanding these regulations will help you develop a better plan.

Secondly, you should contact your tutor or Student Services as soon as possible to explain your situation to them and ask if it is possible to improve attendance by making up classes or taking additional exams. They will usually provide advice and assistance based on your specific situation.

At the same time, you can also consider applying for an extension of your study period to allow more time to complete your studies and improve your attendance. This entails submitting an application to the school and stating your reasons and plans. If your application is approved, you will be given extra time to complete your studies and improve your attendance.

Finally, you need to take your studies seriously and work hard to maintain a high level of attendance. This may require you to adjust your lifestyle and study habits, such as establishing a regular routine, attending tutoring, or seeking help from your classmates and teachers.

In short, solving the problem of low attendance affecting academic qualifications requires you to be proactive and take effective measures. King Gillette Study Abroad can provide you with relevant advice and assistance, including understanding the school regulations, contacting the tutor or student service center, applying for an extension of the study period, etc. We have the experience and expertise to help you plan better and complete your studies.

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The law on international students is very strict, especially the attendance rate of students. The following is an early warning for new students: Attendance must be guaranteed when studying in the UK.

In order to regulate the study abroad market and avoid the occurrence of international students coming to the UK for the purpose of studying, such as coming to work illegally, the British Immigration Department has deliberately set basic conditions in the visa conditions for international students

1.The results achieved must meet the requirements of the school.

2.Must be at least 80% participants (i.e. attendance must not be less than 80%) and meet the school's minimum academic performance.

In the UK, lack of attendance is fatal, and if there is a problem with attendance, it will affect the student visa. Student visas must be cancelled if the attendance rate of international students in upper secondary school, preparatory studies, language courses and diploma courses is not 80% and there is no good reason for doing so.

In addition to ensuring that you attend classes on time, what else should you pay attention to?

First, students must inform the school of any change of address.

Second, what is a valid or unjustified excuse for missing class? There are detailed regulations in the school regulations. There is also a question of what kind of evidence is useful and what kind of evidence is not. For example, the sick leave slip issued by a registered Western doctor is useful, while the sick note issued by a Chinese medicine practitioner is often useless.

Third, keep track of your attendance from the school.

Fourth, try not to take time off to visit your home country during your studies. If you want to return to your home country to visit relatives, you must ask for leave from school; and clearly state the reason and duration of the leave; Must have written consent from the school; Be sure to return when it expires, don't extend it.

On the issue of grades, the academic requirements of different universities for students are different, and the basic requirement is to pass 60%. In any case, poor grades are a very dangerous sign. Ms. Shao suggested that if you already feel too hard to study in the first semester and have a serious performance crisis, then you should consider changing courses or schools as soon as possible.

We must not ignore our own conditions and blindly pursue prestigious schools and popular majors, resulting in passivity. Of course, students do not have good grades, in addition to not studying hard, and many of them are because the chosen course is not suitable. Therefore, before going abroad, you must understand your own learning acceptance, and figure out what is suitable for you, what courses and majors are suitable for you.

Hello subject. In response to low attendance, the problem of being fired is actually a solution.

First of all, you should first determine whether you still have the opportunity to appeal, and if so, please make sure to appeal first to get yourself a chance to continue your studies. As for how to write the appeal document, first think clearly about whether there are objective factors that cause you to be unable to attend, and if so, you can truthfully inform the institution; If not, we need to find some way. The solutions are all human beings.

Secondly, if the appeal is indeed unsuccessful and you still want to continue studying, you can consider applying directly to a master's school, which can save you a lot of time.

1 All 1, solution 1: transfer (this situation applies to students who have been persuaded to quit) If the "sick note" submitted to the institution is irretrievable, and the college has made a notice of expulsion, and you still want to continue to study abroad, then you can consider transferring this path.

2. Solution 2: Apply directly for a master's degree (this method is applicable to students who are concerned about the length of study).

Students who have been persuaded to quit by the college and still want to continue studying abroad, but who feel that it takes too long to transfer to the first year of undergraduate studies and have concerns about the cost of a large amount of money, can actually directly consider applying for a master's degree. In the UK, for example, it only takes one year to study for a master's degree, and it takes one to two years to start studying again as an undergraduate, which is a big test for many people in terms of time and money. Although it is slightly more difficult to study for a master's degree than a bachelor's degree, as long as you can persist in working hard for a year, you will get a master's degree after one year, which has a higher value than a bachelor's degree.

This is actually a good choice from the perspective of time, money, or even the value of education. It is only when professional things are found that professional people can specific problems be analyzed.

If the undergraduate attendance rate is too low and you can't graduate, it means that you are often late and leave early when you are in class, so it is recommended to repeat the year and then go to class seriously and graduate by passing the exam.

The education system of British schools has always been relatively strict, and the usual grades will also be included in the final grades of students, so it is possible that students may not be able to graduate smoothly if they fail courses continuously, GPA is too low, and attendance is lowJinghua returned to ChinaThe consultant has the following recommendations:

1. Transfer to another school. If you transfer your current university credits to another school, you will be able to have your academic qualifications certified after graduation.

2. Apply for a master's degree. International students who cannot graduate from a bachelor's degree can also use their previous credits to apply for a master's degree directly. For example, most of the master's degrees in British schools are one-year, and you can get a graduation certificate quickly.

When returning to the country for academic certification, the pre-academic qualifications can be processed. It is now more common to apply for a master's degree without getting a bachelor's degree, and it will not be a problem to directly connect with the British school recruitment, unconditional admission, and directly make an offer, and there will be no problem with successful graduation and academic certification.

3. Apply for academic certification. Of course, if you want to do academic certification after returning to China, you can also do it, although it is more difficult to have normal academic certification, but in the end, the difficulties can be solved, and it is also possible to want to successfully certify.

Is it not possible to graduate due to low attendance in studying abroad? In this case, if you don't get a degree, you can't get your academic qualifications certified.

If you can't graduate, then it is a pity for international students, because if you can't graduate from the bachelor's degree, it will cause you to be unable to authenticate your academic qualifications after returning to China, and you may be affected by the future work or others, so it is recommended that international students continue to study, choose to transfer or continue to study for a master's degree, which is also a good decision.

You can directly study for a master's degree without graduating from a bachelor's degree, which is an application under special circumstances and can be operated, and you can directly study for a master's degree without graduating from a bachelor's degree, but you need to find a professional. Either you can choose to settle for the next best thing and choose to apply for a certificate of returnees with a degree or a letter to confirm your identity.