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Graduating Candidates
Senate Bill 1231 - Six Drop Rule
In 2007, the Texas Legislature enacted Senate Bill 1231 which provides that, except for several specific instances of good cause, undergraduate students entering as first time freshmen at a Texas public institution of higher education in the fall of 2007 or later will be limited to a total of six dropped courses during their undergraduate career.
Policy and Procedure 4.14 Limiting the Number of Course Drops
Letter to Students about Drop Policy
Dropping and Withdrawing - There IS a Difference
In order to officially Withdraw from the University, you must complete a Withdrawal Form.
Any student with a disability who encounters a barrier to classroom accessibility should identify him/herself to the instructor of the course or the Office of Disability Services (ODS) as soon as possible. Documentation of a disability may be required if not already on file with the ODS. The ODS in conjunction with the instructor of the course and/or academic department will make every effort to provide the necessary and appropriate accommodations in a timely manner.
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