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How Lower-Year Academic Results Can Affect Progression

Poor academic results in lower-year courses may affect your ability to complete your studies on schedule. This page explains the possible impact on progression and graduation for the specified faculties and academic years.

Possible effects of poor lower-year results

If you progress to an upper year while having poor academic results in lower-year study, you may be required to repeat a year, and your graduation may be delayed. Courses are arranged in sequence from foundational to more advanced subjects across different years and terms, so poor results in lower-year courses may affect your later study.

Official sources

The following official Tokyo Denki University materials were used to prepare this page.