UNDERGRADUATE
ACADEMIC PROBATION
A student has a grade point
deficiency when the cumulative grade point average at UT Tyler is less
than 2.0 based on six or more semester hours. Students having a cumulative
grade-point deficiency are placed on academic probation. For the purposes
of determining compliance with the policies of academic probation, the
two summer terms are treated as one semester.
Students on academic probation
must earn a grade point average of 2.0 or above in subsequent semesters
until the grade point deficiency is removed. Failure to do so results
in academic suspension.
A student on academic probation
should not register for more that 12 semester hours and must obtain
the advisor's approval to register.
A grade point deficiency incurred
at UT Tyler must be removed through additional course work at UT Tyler.
Grade points earned at other institutions are not used in computing
the grade point average and may not be used to remove a deficiency.
Students who leave the university
while on academic probation will be retained on probationary status
on their return.
UNDERGRADUATE
ACADEMIC SUSPENSION
An undergraduate student on
academic probation will be suspended from the university for failure
to meet terms of probation. A student suspended from the university
for the first time will remain suspended for the succeeding semester
(or two summer terms) and must receive approval for readmission from
the appropriate academic dean.
Academic suspensions subsequent
to the first suspension will be for at least 12 months and readmission
to the university will be granted upon the approval of the university
admissions committee. Procedures for submitting a petition for readmission
to the university may be obtained from the Registrar's Office. The petition
must be prior to the beginning of the semester in which the student
wishes to enroll.
A student admitted to the university
after having been suspended will do so on academic probation.
GRADUATE ACADEMIC
PROBATION
A student has a cumulative grade-point
deficiency when he or she has accumulated a grade-point average at UT
Tyler of less than 3.0 based on nine or more semester credit hours.
Students having a cumulative grade point deficiency are placed on academic
probation. For the purpose of determining compliance with the policies
of academic probation, the two summer terms are treated as one semester.
Students on academic probation
must earn a minimum grade-point average of 3.0 or above in subsequent
semesters until the cumulative grade point deficiency is removed. Failure
to do so results in academic suspension. A student on probation should
not register for more than six hours and must obtain advisor's approval
to register.
Grade-point deficiencies incurred
at UT Tyler must be removed through additional course work at UT Tyler.
Grade points earned at other institutions are not used in computing
the grade-point average and may not be used to remove a deficiency.
A student who leaves the university on scholastic probation will be
readmitted on scholastic probation even if he or she has attended another
institution in the interim.
GRADUATE ACADEMIC
SUSPENSION
A graduate student will be suspended
from the university for failure to meet the terms of academic probation.
A student suspended from the university for the first time will remain
suspended for the succeeding semester or two summer terms and must receive
approval for readmission from the appropriate dean.
Any academic suspension subsequent
to the first suspension will be for at least twelve months and readmission
to the university will be granted only upon approval of the Graduate
Council. Procedures for submitting a petition for readmission to the
university through the Graduate Council may be obtained from the Registrar's
Office. The petition must be received two months prior to the beginning
of the semester in which the student wishes to enroll. A student admitted
to the university after having been suspended will do so on academic
probation.
The division of Enrollment Management (Admissions, Financial Aid, Registrar’s
Office) is committed to providing accurate, timely, courteous and thorough
service to potential students, enrolled students, alumni and the university’s
external constituents. The goal of each office within the division is
to respond to written requests within three working days and telephone
requests within 48 hours. Concerns regarding customer service should
be directed to the Dean of
Enrollment Management at 1-800-888-9537.
