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Committee before being readmitted. Normally a minimum of 24 months must pass before the committee will review an application for readmission.
Admission of Students on Academic Suspension from Other Universities—A student suspended from another university who transfers to Texas Wesleyan University must have served the suspension according to Texas Wesleyan University guidelines or show documentation for eligibility to return to the suspending institution prior to enrollment. Coursework taken during suspension is not transferable to Texas Wesleyan University.
CATALOG
A student will normally complete requirements for a degree within the maximum 10 calendar years from the date of initial enrollment at Texas Wesleyan University. A student who has not been in continuous enrollment at Texas Wesleyan University and who re-enrolls after the 10- year maximum time period has elapsed will complete requirements for a degree under the catalog that is current on the date of re-enrollment. A student who re-enrolls within the 10-year period should continue with their original catalog unless it is more advantageous to enroll under a more recent one. Exemptions must be approved by the dean of the school. Individual programs may have additional time limitations.
Students may elect to move to a more recent catalog to complete their degree. All program requirements in the most recent catalog must be completed. A Catalog Year Change Request Form must be completed and retained in the student’s academic file.
CLASSIFICATION OF STUDENTS
The number of hours successfully completed by the student will determine the academic classification:
Freshman 0-30 hours Junior 61-90 hours Sophomore 31-60 hours Senior 91 hours and above
COURSES
Auditing
Any course may be audited with approval of the instructor. On the first day of class, permission should be obtained from the instructor and the completed audit form submitted to the Office of Student Records. The student will be registered as an audit student and must pay an audit fee. “AU” will appear on the transcript in lieu of a grade. A student may not change from audit to credit or credit status to audit after the conclusion of the initial add/drop period.
Change of Schedule (Add/Drop)
After registration has been completed, a student may change her/his schedule only during the add/drop period. During the first week of classes, courses may be added or dropped with the permission of the major advisor using the Change of Course form. No course may be added after the first week of classes.
After the first week of classes, courses may be dropped until the “last day to drop” date as designated in the Academic Calendar, although only with