No minimum course load is required of a student in the summer session. A student on scholastic probation who achieves a University grade point average of at least 2.00 at the end of the summer grade-reporting period is removed from probationary status. No student will be placed on scholastic dismissal at the end of a summer session unless the dismissal is the result of a previous condition prescribed by the student's academic dean. Under the conditions noted in items a, b, and c, a student is subject to scholastic dismissal at the end of a long-session semester. A student is not placed on scholastic dismissal at the end of a summer session unless the dismissal is the result of a previous condition prescribed by his or her academic dean.
Scholastic dismissal is reflected on the student's permanent academic record.
Any beginning student, freshman or transfer, who has not earned previous credit in residence at the University of Texas at Austin and who fails twelve or more semester hours of coursework in a long-session semester is subject to scholastic dismissal without a prior probationary period. To be subject to scholastic dismissal a student, except those beginning students described above, must first be placed on scholastic probation. A student on scholastic probation who withdraws from the University after the first four weeks of classes in a long-session semester will be placed on scholastic dismissal, unless the withdrawal is under exceptional conditions approved by the student's dean. A student who is dismissed from the University after completing registration for the next semester will have his or her registration canceled and may not attend classes. The student is responsible for knowing his or her scholastic status and may not appeal the cancellation of registration based on lack of such knowledge.