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42lPOLICIES AND PROCEDURES I Academic Regulations C..rreri~ rey- a! onsare app cane to every st-aent enro eo, regaro. ESS 01 tne (late ol aom ss on nrerprelal ons or explanat ons conlrary 10 ine reg- at ons ncre n set form sna nor oe o no ng ,pan tne STUDENT RESPONSIBILITY Students are responsible for being aware 01 1. the current academic regulations and calendar of the Unlversity; 2, the general and speclfic degree requirements in the major field; 3. those policies which applv to registration; . 4 lrie r acaoem c slal-s nc ~d ng e g.o (1). lo rc.enro n me ~n vers IV f an ne q o e sr-oenl enro s ne or sne u oe oroppeo enc cia acaaer; reg, a! ons are conla neo n ihes sect on ol ihc cln vers ly cata og Degrce reqt. rementsano lnose spec f~c lo a g wen ma or f e a can oe lo-na n the pert nenl Col eqe ana oepartmenta sections. Registration policies, procedures and schedules can be found in this sectlon and in the Schedule of Classes. Clarification and assistance can be obtained from the academic deans, department chairpersons, and oHicial departmental academic advisors. With the exception ol degree requirements lor graduation. students are bound by the academlc regulations in effect at the time of each registration. including those recent changes wh~ch appear in class schedules. TEXAS ACADEMIC SKILLS PROGRAM The Texas Academic Skills Program (TASP) is a State-mandated instructional oroaram desioned to ensure that students enrolled in Texas oubl1c'col6oes and-un~versilies oossess the academic skills have attained the necessary skill level. The Texas Academ c Sk s Program req- remenls apoty to all unaer. graa-ale sldoents ..ness 'net nave earneo at east lnree sernester nods ol co eqe creot pr or lo Fa 1989 Tne TASP ncl,oes a lest In reading, wrhng, and' mathemat~cs designed to identify students In need of academlc skllls develoornent The test is not reoulred for admission. and TASPtest results aie not considered in making admission decisions, lncomino students ~~~~- ~~ who - believe -- thev ~ have -. . the .~ . academic -.--. . test betore completlon of 9 semester hours of collegiate level work I1 c Sldoen:s lranslerr ng from Te~as P,o c nsl 1-1 ons m-sl 1a.e me TASP lest oelore cornp el on ol 15 sernesler rlo-rs ol co, egae evc Nor* finch nc ~ oes ooln lransfer ano LT E Paso &or% I- d. Transler students from Texas private or out-ofstate institutions must take the TASP test before completion of 9 semester hours of collegiate level work at UT El Paso. 5. Fa~lure to take the TASP test before the deadlines noled above will preclude enrollment In collegiate level courses. ~tudentsihi preregister will be disenrolled if TASP scores are not received by the Unversity. 6. Failure to pass all three parts of the TASP test by the lime 60 collegiate hours have been accumulated will result in prohibi. tlon ol enrollment in upper division courses. Questions about theTexas Academic Skllls Program or about the TASP test may be directed to the Academic Advising Center at 747-5290 or to the Office of Admission and Evaluat~on at 747-5588. REGISTRATION Although every eHort is made to advise students academically, flnal responsibility for registration rests with the student. Students may attend only those classes for which they are enrolled. A student is not enrolled in a course and will not receive a grade for it unless the proper fees are oa~d bv the deadlines oubl~shed in the cataloa and class sched- ~ ~ e or ..n ess arrange men:^ nave oeen maoe for oe'erra' of pabmenl Alter reg slral on c ass enro menls can oe "er f eo N in lne Off ce ol tne Reg slrar I LATE REGISTRATION Reaistration beaun or comoleted after classes bealn for anv semester or-summer terim is considered late reaistration.1 late reoistratlon fee is charaed: 815.00 for the ~ first ~ dav aria $5.00 each dav fiereafter ~ ~ -~~ ~~, ~ ~ .~ ~~ ~~~ ~- ~ ~~ ~ to a max~m-m oi$3000a1e reg sfrants are sLo,ecl lo tne same regJ. al ons an0 co-rse ,eqJ remenls as sluaents nno enro on I me Eacn c ass m sseo oeca-se ol ate reg strar on & oe co-nlea as an aosence, ana c ass or laooralor) *or& mlsseo N oe co-nleo as zero ,n ess ine nslrxtor granls pcrmlsston lo maKe -p ine Nor6 skills necessary to undertake college-level worcare encouraged to AUDIT REGISTRATION Courses may be audited under the lollow~ng provisions: 1. No grades will be provided, no credit will be awarded, and no records will be maintained for audited courses. The extent of class take the TASP test before enrolling at the University. Students must pass all parts of the test before taking upper division courses that w~ll give them 60 or more hours of college credit. participation isat the discretion ol the instructor. Credit by examination for audited courses will no1 be permitted unless tuition and all appropriate lees are paid. A nm s!,oenls are reqL rco lo I~%~-JT El Pasos o agnoslnc pacemen1 lesls oefore me r f rs! semester of enro men1 Tnese rests are for co-rse p acemenl purposes on y ano are no! a s,os!dJre lor ine TASP lesl Summary of TASP Test Requirements: 1 Sl~acnls *no lave earneo a! east lnree semester no-rs ol creed pr or lo Fa 1989 ace TASP cxempl 2. Students should sign up to take the appropriate reading, writ- 2 Tnc fo Ion ng coJrses are not ava ao e lor aJo I c n ca aoora. lory SI-a o acI \I I) no v aJa nsrr-CI on pr vatc essons or CO-rses spec 1 ea n a s~~aenl s ocqrcc pan 3 A-o.!-on y stdents n I oe alloroeo -se ol ine L orary Inro..gn lne p-rcnase of a comm-n 11 Jser card ano access to campus par< ng InroLqi ine p-rcnase ol a par% nq aeca 0.1 tney ma) not eniov other student prlvileaes - such a
I I I I 1 nlng of this catalog or in the semester class schedule to identify the Perlod during which adds, drops. w~thdrawals, and passilail reglstra- tion may be accomplished. All student changes in registration must follow the procedures outllned in the Schedule of Classes. All student. initiated changes in registration require payment of an AddlDrop Fee. Course Dmps: It is the student's responsiblllly to officially drop any J CLASSIFICATION OF STUDENTS Freshman . . . . . . . . . . Fewer than 30 sernester hours of cred~t Sophomore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30-59 sernester hours of credlt 1 Jun~or . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60.89 semester hours of credit Senlor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .90 or more semester hours ol credit ] UNDERGRADUATE COURSE LOAD Maximum credit load per long term is 21 hours and an appropri- I I I 3 ately shorter load per summer term. Wr~tlen permission of academic dean must be secured to take more than maximum load; students must have a GPA above 2.0 to seek permission. Full-time students are those who are registered lor 12 or more semester hours in a fall or spring semester or for an appropr~ately shorter load In a single summer term. All other undergraduate students are class~fied as part-time. Students who are no1 El~gible to Enroll without conditions such as those who are on Academ~c Probation or Academic SuspensionIDis- missal, or who have been readmined or reinstated from such condllions, or who are in prov~s~onal admission status, will have course load ACADEMIC REGULATIONS143 conditions imposed by their advisor or dean. See the section entitled Standards of Academfc Performance. CLASS ATTENDANCE The student is expected to attend all classes and laboratory ses. sions. It is the responsibility of the student to Inform each Instructor of extended absences. When. however, in the judgment of thejnstructor, a student has been absent to such a degree as to lmpalr his or her status relat~ve to credit for the course, the Instructor may drop the student from the class with a grade of W or F. Excused Absences for Universlty-Recognized Activities: Students absent while representing the Unlverslly in off~cially recognized course that helshe no longer wishes to attend. Failure to do so may result in a grade of F on the student's academic record. Students dropping all classes are withdrawing and should consult the paragraphs on "Withdrawal from the University." Classes dropped prior to the official census date of any term will be deleted from the student's semester record. Course drops filed by the student after this period but prior to the final deadl~ne (end of !he 6th week of a long session or an appropriately shorter period dur- University activ~ties (such as sports, band, etc.) are requ~red to inform ing a summer session), will result in a grade notatlon of W. their class instructors in advance and will be permitted to make up both assignments and examinations in consultation wlth their instructors. Absence for Religious Holy Days: Students will receive permission to be absent for the observance ol a religious holy day if the student has so notified the instructor of hislher intent in wrlting no later J FACULTY-INITIATED COURSE DROPS than the 15th day of the academlc term. Students so excused will be permitted to take missed exam~nations or complete asslgnments. At the discret~on of the instructor, a student may be dropped lrom Absence tmm Examinations: A student absent lrom a test during the a course because ol excessive absences or lack of effort. In all taculty. semester is graded zero unless another policy is set by the Instructor. initiated course drops, the instructor determines whether the student 1 is to receive a grade of W or F. GRADES AND GRADE POINTS Students whose behavior in the classroom dlsrupts the teach~ng- Grade Points learning process may be dropped upon the recommendat~on of the instructor, subject to the approval ol the dean of students. Grade Mean~ng per Semester Hour I A Excellent 4 B Good 3 WITHDRAWAL FROM THE UNIVERSITY C Average 2 Withdrawal from the University must be done through the Records D Below Average but Passing 1 1 Onice. Once of the Registrar. If the withdrawal is completed prlor to F Failure 0 the deadline for student-in~tiated course drops, the student will recelve The above grades are included In !he grade point average (GPA!. W's. If the withdrawal is corn leted after that deadl~ne, instructors will which IS calculated as follows: (1) mult~ply the sernester hours of cred~t 1 determine grades of W or ? in each course by the number shown above for the grade recelved in that course; (2) divide the total grade points earned by the sum COURSE NUMBERING SYSTEM 01 the sernester hours attempted in courses in which one of the above grades was earned. Each course offered by The University of Texas at El Paso is identi. The follow~ng grades are not included in grade point average cal- 1 lied by a four-digit course number The first number Indicates the semester hour value of the course. The second number ind~cates the culations: level: 0 = precollege or remedial, 1 = freshman, 2 = sophomore. Grade Meanrng 3 = junior, 4 = Senlor. 5 or 6 = graduate. The last two numbers identify 1 Incomplete I the course within its particular department. S Satisfactory, in a PasslFail course Lower Division Courses are designated by a 1 or 2 as the sec- U Unsatisfactory, in a PassIFail course P In Progress ond digit of the course number. W Withdrawal Upper Division (Advanced) Courses are des~gnated by 3 or 4 CR Transfer credit or credit by examination I as the second dig~t of the course number. The student should refer N A temporary administrative grading notation often meanto the departmental and college requirements lor specific conditions, Ing not reported by the faculty or some other administraif any, imposed on registration in advanced courses. tive problem COURSES TAKEN ON A PASSIFAIL BASIS An -naergrao,ale st-oent nno s El g o e lo Re-enrol fl InoJ con- at oris may lace a ma* mum ol e ght eect1.e comes on a Pass Fa bass K m me lo OK ng con0 1 ons sLcn co-rses may no1 be reserve0 lor graduate credit; not more than two such courses may be taken in Gy one semester. nor more than one in a single summer term. The student must file a PassIFa~l form with the Records Office, Office ol the Registrar during the first four weeks of the long sernester and an appropriate shorter period during the summer session. Check the current Class Schedule lor exact dates To obtaln credit for the course. the student must meet the minimum standards and do all the assigned work required for a grade ol A. 8. C. or D. at a ater
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