Texas HB1330 allows public institutions of higher education to disregard academic credits or grades earned by applicants more than 10 years prior to.

Texas HB1330 amends the Education Code to allow public institutions of higher education to disregard academic course credits or grades earned by an applicant more recently than 10 years before the starting date of the semester in which the applicant seeks to enroll. However, institutions may not disregard any credits or grades earned during the five-year period preceding that date. Institutions that choose to disregard credits or grades earned during the additional period must disregard all credits or grades earned during that period and may not award any credit for those courses.

Texas HB1330 allows public institutions of higher education to disregard academic credits or grades earned by applicants more than 10 years prior to.

Texas HB1330 amends the Education Code to allow public institutions of higher education to disregard academic course credits or grades earned by an applicant more recently than 10 years before the starting date of the semester in which the applicant seeks to enroll. However, institutions may not disregard any credits or grades earned during the five-year period preceding that date. Institutions that choose to disregard credits or grades earned during the additional period must disregard all credits or grades earned during that period and may not award any credit for those courses.