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212 Registration andAcademic StatusClassificationEach student has a classification which indicates the type of degree program in whichthe student is enrolled (undergraduate, graduate or professional), and reflects the student’sprogress within that program at the undergraduate and professional levels. Theclassifications follow:CodeG6G7G8G9Classification DefinitionPostbaccalaureate Non-degreePostbaccalaureate non-degree classification is intended for a student with a baccalaureatedegree from an institution of higher education.If at a later date, a postbaccalaureate non-degree student decides to pursue a graduatedegree, the student must understand that limitations may be placed on courseworktaken while in G6 status. Specifically, the student must understand that acollege or a department may decide whether or not to accept any G6 work towardthe student’s graduate degree; however, with the approval of the student’s graduateadvisory committee, the department head, or Chair of the Interdisciplinary Programand the Office of <strong>Graduate</strong> and Professional Studies, a maximum of 12 credit hourstaken in postbaccalaureate non-degree status may be used on a student’s degreeplan. Admission to postbaccalaureate non-degree status does not establish eligibilityfor admission to degree-seeking status. A postbaccalaureate non-degree student isnot eligible to register for 691 Research hours.An application for a postbaccalaureate non-degree classification is handled on a firstcome, first served basis. An application submitted within one month of registrationmay not be processed in time to begin that semester or term.Enrollment of a G6 student in courses may be limited by college and departmentalpolicies. Each postbaccalaureate non-degree student must be reviewed by his or herdepartment of affiliation for continuation at the end of each semester.A postbaccalaureate non-degree student must maintain at least a 3.000 GPR on allcoursework attempted to remain eligible to register. University departments andcolleges may have additional and higher requirements.For the scholastically deficient postbaccalaureate non-degree student (G6 classification),the student’s home department shall determine eligibility, and it is the department’sresponsibility to place a registration block on these students.Postbaccalaureate non-degree status normally is not available to an internationalstudent.<strong>Graduate</strong>, Master’sG7 classification denotes admission to a masters level program of study or admissionto a doctoral program of a student who has not yet completed a master’s degreeor 30 hours of eligible coursework taken at Texas A&M.<strong>Graduate</strong>, DoctoralG8 classification denotes admission to a doctoral level program of study.<strong>Graduate</strong>, Master’s/Doctoral AdmittedG9 classification denotes admission to graduate study but signifies documents mustbe completed before a student is allowed to file a degree plan. When the requireddocuments have been received, the student’s classification will be changed. Approvalof the Associate Provost for <strong>Graduate</strong> and Professional Studies is required tochange a student from G9 classification to the appropriate classification (i.e., G7 orG8).

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