Resident Visa Rejection?

Hey guys, I missed 39/45 hours of uni due to illness (dysentery) but I didn’t go to the doctors, I just waited it out and let my body do it’s thing, and therefore I have no proof that I had dysentery. I didn’t ask the admin people to give me a note or anything either. I just applied for the resident visa, and they called me up the next day after I applied and sounded extremely suspicious as to why I missed so many hours, but I told them my situation and that was that; they didn’t sound mad/suspicious in the end.

Will get rejected? I’m getting my passport back next Wed (24 October 2012), and my visa expires the next day. I exchanged emails with my CLD teacher to explain that I was too sick to attend school, is that proof enough? Or would I have to leave the country if I don’t get the visa? Would that mean I have to go to Hong Kong, get another 60 day visitor visa and extend it for another 4 months of study and reapply for another resident visa? Or will reapplying for a resident visa be a lost cause? I’m really hoping I don’t get rejected, since I haven’t missed a class this semester, and I’m planning to get my college degree in NTU.

Even though you don’t believe in getting antibiotics to get rid of your dysentery,
it would have been a good idea to go see the doctor for this very reason - the doctor’s cert.
Did you not think about this at the time?
After all, this would be the standard excuse for anyone who was just goofing off for a week or two…

Yeah, I didn’t think of going because I would’ve exploded in the taxi (sorry for that image). I just kept myself hydrated and rested and I made it through.

Should I get a letter from the school and try to give it to the visa issuing office? Or is it too late for that?

So if I get rejected, and if I wanted to continue my studies, do I have to go get another 60 day visitor visa and continuously study another 4 months to reapply for the resident visa/ARC? What do I need to do to keep studying but not get kicked out of the country?