Can I still go to a university abroad after being dropped out of a UK university?

After being withdrawn from a British university, you can still go abroad to study because of some problems, such as illness, major physical injury, or other reasons, you can transfer, but most of the time because of the problem of transferring credits, transferring means that it will take an extra year to make up for the credits, so that your undergraduate study time will be greatly increased.

Freshmen and sophomores are better, and they won't waste so much time, but if you have reached the stage of your junior and senior years, it is undoubtedly not cost-effective to transfer at this time. It is recommended to apply directly for a master's degree, which is better for the choice.

The dropout rate of international students is increasing year by year. According to foreign media reports, "the dropout rate of studying abroad in China has reached 25%".

A large part of the students are not entirely to blame for dropping out, so what should they do if they are really persuaded to quit?

Among them, the proportion of undergraduates who transfer from domestic universities is the highest, and if they are unfortunately dropped;

1.The most efficient way:

Skipping the bachelor's degree to the master's degree, spending less time to study simple and easy-to-learn majors, getting a better degree, and getting to work as soon as possible can be achieved through the [Guaranteed Admission Application].

2.The most common way:

Transferring to an undergraduate program takes a long time and is difficult to change majors, but there are many places.

3.The ultimate solution to the problem of learning boredom:

Returning to China to adjust, completing the return certificate with a degree can also prove your study abroad status, give yourself and your family, give an explanation, reorganize your mood and start again.

The British education system has always adhered to the principle of wide entry and strict exit, and it would be too aggrieved to start over when you were dropped out of school in your junior year

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 directly 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.

If you do not return to your home country after graduation, but do not want to study, you can choose to have your academic qualifications certified. It is also possible to apply for retention certification, but the fee for retention will be much higher than that of retention certification, and it is still feasible for retention certification for ordinary employment, and many companies still recognize retention certification.

International students can communicate with me if they have any questions about their academic qualifications.

You can take a make-up exam if you fail the make-up exam, and some strict schools may require you to withdraw from the exam if you fail the make-up exam. However, it is possible to appeal for continued retention in school.

Some may take this course to enter their sophomore year and retake it in their sophomore year. Some may need to repeat their freshman year. Depending on the specific situation, Sun will look at it. It is important to note that there is a deadline for appeals, and it is difficult to process them after the deadline.

Solutions that can be considered for UK undergraduates in the event of failing a course:

The first. Fight for the opportunity to retake or retake the exam through appeal (British undergraduates can retake or retake, and master's degrees generally do not retake but only retake). Study in the UK.

Most schools have the opportunity to take the make-up examination, but there may be a limit on the number of credits for the failure of the course, and if you exceed this limit, you may lose the opportunity to take the make-up examination. However, if there are special circumstances, you can apply for special consideration and be given the opportunity to retake the examination, otherwise the graduation time will be extended if you retake it for one year.

The second. Studying in the UK and transferring to other schools after completing the undergraduate course. If the original school has no chance to retake the exam or retake the exam for a year, you can transfer to another school to continue to complete your undergraduate studies.

Transfers are basically repeated for the year, and some schools even require them to be retaken from the beginning of their freshman year.

The third. In some cases, you can choose to go directly to the master's degree. In particular, if the undergraduate has been retaken for one or two years, the undergraduate has been studied for a long time, and the visa is restricted, and the school cannot continue to sponsor CAS to continue studying.

Fourth. In addition to the above three, you can continue to study abroad and do the Ministry of Education certification after completing your studies.

In addition, there is also a letter certification, that is, the "Certificate of Admission of International Students and Professionals" to prove the study experience and assist in returning to China for employment.

Fifth. Return to China to self-test for academic qualifications. This is equivalent to giving up the study abroad experience and returning to China for self-examination, but the recognition of academic qualifications is low.

Summary. Of course not, unless you have been in the army for the past two years, this is okay, because he must keep the school status for you.

Hello, glad to answer for you. Of course. The number of students who choose to study abroad is increasing year by year, first of all, with the development of social economy, there are more and more international exchanges, studying abroad is becoming more and more concerned by parents, and the information about studying abroad is becoming more and more transparent.

I went to Malaysia before and was dropped out, and then after a few years, I got a full-time college, and the college is now studying and has not graduated, I want to wait for the full-time college graduation to study in the UK, will the previous Malaysian dropout history affect me to go to the UK, what should I do if there is a gap in the middle of a few years.

It should not affect the gap period to go to the UK, and I still don't know much about it.

It's that I went back to China in 2018 to work in 2021, and I only got a junior college in 2021 and now I'm a sophomore.

Of course not, unless you have been in the army for the past two years, this is okay, because he must keep the school status for you.

What are you talking about?

You go to study in the UK and he should not look at the gap period and the history of dropouts.

What did you say above?

What do you mean. I misunderstood the above.

Summary. Hello, verified information. There is no impact on domestic universities that do not drop out and go directly to universities abroad, dear.

As long as there is no problem with language communication, you can apply for the same major or similar major in a foreign university, and some courses that have been completed in China can be recognized. The time to study abroad can be considered from the following aspects: Future career planning:

1.Intend to develop abroad: study abroad early (junior high school or high school); 2.

Future development back to China: undergraduate or graduate students to study abroad; 3.Not sure:

Preparation with both hands (solid foundation of Chinese culture + preparation for studying abroad), high school or undergraduate study abroad. Qualifications for students:1

Excellent grades, outgoing personality and strong independence: all stages are acceptable; 2.Average grades but strong independence:

You can go abroad as early as possible to exercise, high school or undergraduate; 3.Weak independence or introversion or poor grades: undergraduate or graduate.

Thank you for your consultation and have a great day.

Good. Hello, verified information. There is no impact on domestic universities that do not drop out and go directly to universities abroad, dear.

As long as there is no problem with language communication, you can apply for the same major or similar major in a foreign university, and some courses that have been completed in China can be recognized. The time to study abroad can be considered from the following aspects: Future career planning:

1.Intend to develop abroad: study abroad early (junior high school or high school); 2.

Future development back to China: undergraduate or graduate students to study abroad; 3.Not sure:

Two-handed quasi-Li Huibei (solid foundation of Chinese culture + preparation to study abroad), high school or undergraduate study abroad. Qualifications for students:1

Excellent grades, outgoing personality and strong independence: all stages are acceptable; 2.Average grades but strong independence:

You can go abroad as early as possible to exercise, high school or undergraduate; 3.Weak independence or introversion or poor grades: undergraduate or graduate.

Thank you for your consultation and wish you a happy life.

That is in the original school file, and when the time comes, will it be returned to the original household register?

Hello, dear, please wait.

Hello, dear yes. Good.

After taking a leave of absence from graduate school in the UK, you can apply for postgraduate studies at another UK university. The requirement for entry to postgraduate courses in the UK is a bachelor's degree. Therefore, as long as you have a bachelor's degree, you can apply.

Postgraduate courses in the UK only take one year. In this year, students mainly write ** and do research projects, and there is less classroom teaching, so it is difficult for international students from other countries to complete this year's course if they do not have studied in the UK for a period of time or do not have a good language test. Some faculties have designed a postgraduate preparation programme to help international students enter graduate programs and succeed in their degrees.

Can I apply for another UK university after taking a leave of absence from graduate school in the UK?

After taking a leave of absence from graduate school in the UK, you can apply for postgraduate studies at another UK university. The requirement for entry to postgraduate courses in the UK is a bachelor's degree. Therefore, as long as you have a bachelor's degree, you can apply.

Postgraduate courses in the UK only take one year. In this year, students mainly write ** and do research projects, and there is less classroom teaching, so it is difficult for international students from other countries to complete this year's course if they do not have a period of starvation in the UK or do not pass the language test. Some faculties have designed a postgraduate preparation programme to help international students enter graduate programs and succeed in their degrees.

The basic process is as follows: 1. Language training according to the admission conditions of the selected school to take the corresponding examination in order to obtain the qualification or scholarship for studying abroad. Test scores, such as IELTS, are a prerequisite for undergraduate or graduate studies in English-speaking countries.

2. The application should be submitted directly on the website of the UK university or directly on the website of the UK university**. In addition to the application form, the application materials also include supporting materials with a valid seal: academic qualifications, degree certificates of the Department of Blind Traces; Academic transcripts of recent years; Valid transcripts of international language examinations; Two letters of recommendation from teachers (one letter of recommendation from an employer and one letter of recommendation from a teacher if you are a working person); Proof of funds:

Including bank deposit certificates, etc.; Medical examination form and health certificate; Academic (technical) awards and work certificates. 3. School admissionThe school will decide whether to admit you after a comprehensive investigation of your academic qualifications, age, experience and other conditions. After admission, you will be given documents such as an unconditional offer letter or conditional offer.

4. Passport and passport should go to the local public security bureau to apply for a passport with the admission notice state book, and generally bring the household registration book, ID card, etc. with you. 5. Prepare visa materials according to the requirements of the UK Visas and Immigration Department. All visa documents should be filled in and then printed out and submitted to the UK Visa Application Centre at the appointment time.