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Understanding Texas Tuition Rules: Excess Hours and Degree Requirements

Are you aware of the Texas laws regarding excess hours for in-state tuition? If you have a bachelor's degree and began your college education after Spring 1999, you need to know how excess credit hours can impact your tuition. If you have accumulated 30 or more credit hours beyond what’s required for your degree at any Texas public college, you may face additional tuition charges. Stay informed to manage your educational expenses effectively!

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Understanding Texas Tuition Rules: Excess Hours and Degree Requirements

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  1. Are you paying in-state tuition? • Do you have a bachelors degree? • Yes • No • Yes • Yes • No • Yes • Did you start college after Spring 1999? • Did you start college after Spring 2006? The State of Texas has issued some harsh anti-slacker laws.Rule 3 – excess hours • Do you have N hours or more at any Texas public college over the required number of hours for the degree? This includes any grades of I, W, WF or Q, but does not include AP, workforce or remedial credit. • You will pay additional tuition charges. • N=30 • N=45

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