Academic Suspension

Policies

Students must meet minimum academic standards in work completed at Texas State. Those who fail to do so are placed on academic probation or academic suspension, as appropriate. In determining whether a student is placed on probation or suspension, only grades earned at Texas State are considered.

For more information on Texas State University’s suspension policies visit: Academic Policies

Suspension

The University College Office of the Dean will notify all  Exploratory, and Exploratory Professional majors who are placed on academic suspension via Texas State email.

Suspended Exploratory, and Exploratory Professional majors whose academic suspension was a result of an extenuating circumstance may be eligible to appeal to the University College Dean's Office for reinstatement at Texas State University.

To appeal for reinstatement, University College students must complete a Petition for Reinstatement (see below), including the required documentary evidence, by the posted deadline for the semester in which the suspension occurred.

Students who are currently not active should apply for readmission as returning students using Apply Texas. Note: Do not pay the fee until notified of reinstatement results.

Suspended students who do not provide documentary evidence of extenuating circumstances will not be reinstated.

Deadlines

We encourage you to plan ahead to meet deadlines; do not wait until the final moment to submit a petition for reinstatement.

Deadlines to petition for reinstatement are:

  • Summer I 2024 deadline is Thursday, May 16, 2024, at 12 noon.
  • Summer II 2024 deadline is Monday, June 17, 2024, at 12 noon.
  • Fall 2024 deadline is Monday, August 12, 2024, at 5:00 p.m.

Students who are denied reinstatement by  may appeal to the Texas State University Suspension Appeals Committee. Information regarding that process will be provided as needed. 

If you have questions regarding this process, email the Academic Programs Office at academicprograms@txstate.edu.

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