2025-2026 Academic Standing
Abbreviated timeline between Fall 2025 and Spring 2026! To ensure that you are in good academic standing, it is recommended that you run your Degree Evaluation as soon as possible after December 22 (semester grade finalization). You are also strongly encouraged to continue checking your university email during the winter break for any important notifications regarding academic probation or dismissal as timely action may be required.
Degree Evaluation
It is recommended to run your degree evaluation twice a semester. This is different than your degree planner!Degree evaluations are your official roadmap to what you have taken, what you are currently taking, and what you still need to take, in order to graduate from Texas A&M. Run your degree evaluation from the "My Records" tab in your Howdy Portal. You may also reference this step-by-step guide if you have any questions.
Student Rules
Refer to the Student Rules for official responsibilities. This resource provides detailed guidelines to ensure fairness and accountability in all academic matters. For rules on grades, eligibility and academic standing, please refer to Rule 10: Grades.
Student Rules 10: GradingProbation
Understand what probation means, how it may affect your academic journey, and what steps you can take to improve your standing. Proactively seeking support and university resources can help you navigate probation and return to good academic standing.
Scholastic ProbationSuspension
Gain insight into what academic suspension entails, including the duration, implications for your studies, and what actions you can take during the suspension period. Knowing how to address suspension and where to find support can prepare you for a successful return to academic life.
Academic SuspensionDismissal
Learn about the circumstances that may lead to academic dismissal, what it means for your enrollment, and how to approach this challenge if it happens. Understanding the policies and potential pathways forward can assist you in making informed decisions and planning your next steps.
Student DismissalAppeals
The Undergraduate Academic Appeals Panel (UAAP) serves as a final recourse for students who have exhausted other avenues of appeal. This resource helps you understand the appeal process, valid reasons for appeal, and what to expect if you decide to move forward with an appeal.
Academic Appeals