Texas A&M University Graduate Catalog

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• Admission
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• Appendices

Admission

Readmission to Graduate Studies

(A student who has previously enrolled in Graduate Studies at Texas A&M University.)

1. A returning graduate student (G7, G8, G9) who has attended Texas A&M University within the past 12 months will not have to submit an application for readmission.
1. A returning graduate student (G7, G8, G9) who has not attended Texas A&M for a period of over one year but not more than three years and who is not within one year of the seven-year limit on master’s or the 10-year limit on doctoral programs will be readmitted by the Office of Admissions unless blocked by the department, college or the Office of Graduate Studies on SIMS screen 10.
2. An application from a returning graduate student (G7, G8, G9) who has not attended Texas A&M within the past three years and/or who is within one year of the seven-year limit for master’s or the 10-year limit for doctoral programs will be sent to the respective departments for approval before the student is readmitted.
3. An application from a returning student who has not attended Texas A&M for one semester or more and who was classified as G6 when last enrolled will be forwarded to the respective department for approval. A G6 student in a certification program, however, will not have to reapply if he/she has attended Texas A&M within the preceding year.
4. The department, college, or Office of Graduate Studies is responsible for placing academic or administrative blocks on screen 10 of SIMS. Screen 10 will be checked by Graduate Admissions before a student is readmitted.