AIDS has become a serious social problem in today's society. It is a disease that attracts the most attention and fears in the history of modern human medicine. The full medical name of AIDS is acquired immunodeficiency syndrome. It is caused by human immunodeficiency virus. Since the first case of Aidan disease was reported in China from 65438 to 0985. The epidemic trend of AIDS is on the rise rapidly. According to the statistics of the World Health Organization, China's HIV-infected people currently rank second in Asia!
This knowledge contest is to publicize the knowledge of AIDS prevention to college students all over the country. Let more people know about AIDS. Only by facing up to AIDS knowledge and understanding the transmission route, pathogenesis and symptoms of AIDS can we better prevent the spread and spread of AIDS and tell AIDS patients to love and cherish life. We should have a positive spirit, understanding, caring and not discriminating against AIDS patients and infected people.
How will graduation from college be affected?
1. failed several courses in a row and did not complete the credits. Many students are new to college, thinking that college is for enjoyment, so they don't pay attention to the study of professional courses. However, in college, students should still focus on their studies. If they fail the exam in succession, they need to retake it. If they fail in the re-examination, they will not get the credits for this course, and they will not graduate without taking enough credits.
Two, there are serious violations and demerits. Once students have serious violations during their college years, they will be punished by demerits and written into their personal growth files. If this happens, students will not only be unable to graduate, but also be very unfavorable to their future development. Serious violations mainly include picking fights and cheating in exams.
Third, the cost has not been completed. Students who fail to pay their tuition fees on time, are still in arrears before graduation, or fail to pay the tuition fees for make-up exams in full, cannot graduate.