Texas A&M University Undergraduate Catalog

• Academic Calendar
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• General Information
• International Programs
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• University Honors Program
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• College of Agriculture & Life Sciences
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• College of Education and Human Development
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• General Academic Programs
• School of Military Sciences
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• Graduate Studies
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• Faculty
• Appendices

College of Education and Human Development

Teacher Education Retention Policy

A student, after being admitted to teacher education, who fails to continue to meet all requirements, will be dropped from the program and may not continue in or register for any professional teacher education course. Any student removed from or who discontinues student teaching because of unsatisfactory performance will be dropped from the teacher education program. A student dropped from the teacher education program may apply through their respective department for readmission to the teacher education program. A student who is readmitted within one year from the date of termination will not have to pay the admission to teacher education fee again; a student who requests readmission one year or more after being dropped must pay the required teacher education admission fee.