Dealing With Failure:Failure to complete your degree is of course a big disappointment, but that is not an obstacle to success. When you have talent, drive and dedication without a degree you will do great things in life. It shows that failing a degree is an excuse for a short period to feel depressed and disappointed, but it isn't an excuse for you struggling to do great things in your life.
Go Easy On Yourself:Panicking won't take you anywhere. Understand that missing an exam during your college life is a completely natural thing to happen. You need to learn two things: you're not alone and you can get a better score. This is yet another challenge to be solved, another story to share, and insight to make you do better on the next test.
Take Your Time:The first thing you should do after any failure is taking some free time for yourself. You have a perfect excuse to take a break to do something like your favorite TV show marathon, go out with your friends, drink more than usual for a week or forget about your diet to consume all the candy you want.
Try To Figure Out Things:It's a good time to keep things in perspective after the grievance cycle is over. Just take a moment to pause and focus on what went wrong. Think about what you did during your study time and did not do so, and ask yourself: "What should I have done differently? Perhaps you've procrastinated so much that you haven't covered every subject you ought to have; maybe you've been scared to seek help to understand a particularly difficult problem. What's important here is getting to the heart of the problem and finding out what you are going to do differently now.
Improving Yourself:What better way to change your life than by learning more about your strengths and weaknesses and putting your best self into it.
Get Some Help:Get assistance if you need it. Don't feel stressed to ask for help. It is a way to demonstrate you want to learn more and not take pride in being ignorant. Get a mentor, invite your mates to form a study group, lift your hand when you're lost, or just invite your instructor for your private time. Often, we all need help!
Find A Career That Suits You:Try not to select a subject that does not suit your personality. Make choices according to your interests. Many students choose a degree without really knowing whether they will be suited to that subject. If they find that the degree is not a match for their personality, they can become seriously demotivated and fail their graduation. Find something else. There is an increasing range of programs for school-leavers who want to move into a different field or sector but don't necessarily want to sit in three-year lectures. Many require practical learning, earning as you are studying, inside a real organization.
Freelancing:Another perfect choice for you is to become a freelancer to develop TV apps or do content writing. For just about any technical field that can be done on a computer, you can go to freelance marketplaces like Fiver and find and bid projects. This could be simple administrator, analysis, graphic design, web design, programming, copywriting, etc. You could easily build up your knowledge and experience as well as a freelance career. You may either proceed with this and/or use it as a stepping stone to start your own company or look for permanent jobs. In such a situation, the most important thing to remember is to remain true to yourself; remember who you are, what your strengths are, what you are capable of doing and what you want to do, and you'll get there.