Texas Western College 1959-1960.pdf - Utep

SCHOLASTIC mCULATIONS
sences caused by serious sickness or other
unavoidable circumstances, in case the
work missed has been done to the satis-
faction of the instructor. shall not count
toward dropping a student from a course.
(c) When, in the judgment of the in-
structor, a student has been absent to such
a degree as to impair his status relative to
credit for the course, the instructor shall
report the absences and the student to his
Dean; and, upon recommendation from
the instructor, the Dean may drop the
student from the course.
(d) Absences incurred by a student
prior to his registration are not to be
charged against raid student, provided the
work missed because of late registration is
made u satisfactorily by the mid-semester
report &te.
Absence from Tests
A student absent from a test during the
semester is graded zero on that test, unless
for urgent reason he is lven by the in-
structor the privilege of taking e port-
poned test at a time to be set by the
instructor.
Tardiness
Hepeated tardiness will be considered
as equivalent to absence from class, and
reported as such.
Amount of Work
Engineering Students-Beginning freshmen
may not register for more than
ninvteen semester hours except with permission
of the Dean. Sophomores, juniors,
and seniors may not register for haurs in
excess of those prescribed in the course of
study except in accordance with the grade
point rule (39 grade points during their
preceding semester), and in no case may
they reglster for more than twenty-one
semester hours.
Arts and Science Students - Beginning
freshmen may not register for more than
nineteen semester hours except with permission
of the Dean.
Other students, with permission of the
Dean, may register for-more than nine-
Official Notices
Official notices are ported on bulletin
boards, read to classes and sent to students
individually. Students are held responsible
for knowledge of and compliance with
such notices.
Classification
Regular Students - Those who are registered
for twelve or more credit hours.
Irregular Students - Those who are regirtered
for less than twelve credit hours.
Freshmen Students-Engineering students
having less than thirty hours of credit;
Arts and Science students havine less
than thirty hours of credit.
Sophomore Students - Engineering stu-
dents: thirty or more, but less than sixty-
six semester hours: Arts and Science stu-
dents: thirty or more. but less than sixty
scmester haurs.
Junior Students - En ineering studeots:
sixty-six or more, but &ss than one hun-
dred and four semester hour; Arts and
Science students: sixty or more, but leas
than nincty semester hours.
Senior Students - Engineering students:
one hundred and four or more semester
hurs and until graduation: Arts and
Science students: ninety or mare semester
hours and until graduation.
Examinations
Ccneral Regulations - All of the written
work handed in by students is considered
to be their own product, prepared withuul
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tions and are strongly-urged to inform
them, wlthout specifying the offenders, if
cheating goes on in their classes.
Students are expected (a) to remain in
the exammatian room during the eramination
or quiz period; (b) to refrain from
talking or smoking; and (c) to leave all
notes and books where they will not be
accessible during the examination or quiz.
teen setxicater hours if the grade s~orc h~s unless otherwise directed by the instructor.
been 39 points for tbu prercdtng n.mrcfer.
A full summer \c:suon ma\ bc cuunterl r\ Final Examinations
a semester.
The Faculty has ruled that exemption
In no case may a student register for from examinations may not be given. To
more than twenty-one semester hours.
encourage preparation for examinations.
A student may not register for more the Faculty has further ruled that during
than seven semester haurs in classes the last seven day5 of each semerter bescheduled
during the evening hours with- fore examinations no written examination
out the written permission of his Dean. or review shall be given; and all essays,
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