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All students are allowed to change majors twice in a given academic year at no charge. The academic year begins August 1 and is completed the last day of July each year. A: Meet with your assigned academic advisor in the advising office of your declared major. The advisor will show all of the classes you need to take in order to get the minor you want.

You will be provided with online instructions on how to submit a request to add your major after your meeting with your academic advisor.

A: The course lookup is a great resource to use. A: No. A student who wishes to repeat a course previously taken at UT Dallas to improve a grade must repeat the course at UT Dallas. A: Students who fail a course in residence at UT Dallas may repeat the course at another accredited college or university.

Upon completion of the course with a grade of at least C 2. Of course, you can repeat the class to raise your GPA. You must have a 2. Be aware that some courses require a grade of C- or better in a prerequisite course many math courses, for example. See the course descriptions in the catalog for specific information.

A: The catalog is good for 6 years from its beginning. If you do not finish your degree in 6 years, you will be moved to a newer catalog and be responsible for completing any additional courses that have been added to the newer catalog. The SSC promotes active learning and academic achievement for students through enhanced learning experiences. A: The maximum number of hours a student can take in a fall or spring semester is Students wishing to register for more than 18 semester credit hours must have the permission of the Associate Dean.

Students authorized to enroll in more than 18 semester credit hours in a long semester may not withdraw from any class without permission of the associate dean. Failure to secure that permission before withdrawing from a class will limit the student to a maximum of 18 semester credit hours in future semesters. If an I Incomplete is not removed within one calendar year or by the time you graduate, it will be changed to an F and count as a failure when computing your GPA.

This policy is in effect for undergraduates and graduate students. Calculate Your GPA. You are responsible for knowing and abiding by all UT policies and procedures while you are a student. One Stop Student Services.

Grades Repeating Courses Policy UT has a general policy for undergraduates and a policy that applies to lower division courses. Graduate Students with 0 or more credit hours earned Nov. Undergraduate Students with or more credit hours earned Nov. Undergraduate Students with 90 or more credit hours earned Nov.

Undergraduate Students with 75 or more credit hours earned Nov. Undergraduate Students with 60 or more credit hours earned Nov.

Undergraduate Students with 44 or more credit hours earned Nov. Undergraduate Students with 28 or more credit hours earned Nov.