Failing a course as an international student can have academic, financial, and immigration consequences. Academically, you may need to retake the course, delaying graduation and incurring additional costs. Some institutions place students on academic probation, requiring improved performance to avoid dismissal.
Immigration-wise, failing multiple courses could jeopardize your visa status, as many countries require students to maintain satisfactory academic progress. Consult your university’s international office to understand policies and options, such as appeals or alternative pathways. Proactively seeking academic support can help mitigate risks and improve future performance.
