• Introduction
• The University
• Admission
• Registration, Tuition, and Fees
• Academic Policies and Procedures
  • Credit Value and Course Numbers
  • Classification of Students
  • The Texas Success Initiative
  • Quantity of Work Rule
  • Evaluation
  • Computation of the Grade Point Average
  • Correspondence Work by Resident Students
  • Center for Teaching and Learning
  • Adding and Dropping Classes
  • Changing Pass/​Fail Registration
  • Withdrawal
  • Attendance
  • Class Syllabi
  • Examinations
  • Searches
  • Availability of Classwork to Students
  • Grade Reports
  • Scholastic Probation and Dismissal
  • Honors
  • Teacher Certification
  • Transcripts
  • Diplomas
  • Personal Record Information
  • Summons to Administrative Offices
  • Official Communications with the University
• Student Services
• Libraries and Other Academic Resources
• Appendices
• Index

Summons to Administrative Offices

A summons to the office of any administrative officer must be observed. Failure to respond to a summons may result in suspension from the University. A summons to the dean may be sent by post or by e-mail, so it is important that the student keep both the dean and the registrar informed of all current addresses.