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often useful in enhancing a student’s access to scholarships at four-year colleges and
universities.
For additional information concerning the honors program, contact the REACH
program director at 903- 670-2669 or the office of the associate vice president of
academic affairs at 903-675-6371.
PRESIDENT’S HONOR ROLL
Students who are enrolled full time (at least 12 semester hours), who make no
failing grades and who secure an average of at least 4.0 grade points per semester
hour, are listed on the President’s Honor Roll at the end of each semester.
HONORS LIST
Students who complete at least 12 semester hours and who make no failing grades,
and who secure an average of at least 3.5 grade points per semester hour, are listed
on the Honors List at the end of each semester.
ACADEMIC REVIEW BOARD
Students who are on scholastic probation or suspension appear before TVCC's
Academic Review Board (ARB) each semester. The ARB conducts a review of each
student on an individual basis and establishes success parameters to guide their
future success at TVCC.
SCHOLASTIC PROBATION
Students whose current or cumulative grade point average falls below 2.0 are
placed on probation and must meet with the Academic Review Board before being
allowed to register for classes. The Academic Review Board will review the
student’s records and identify relevant success parameters to assist the student.
These parameters may consist of assigning the student a monitor for the semester,
designating the courses the student must take, limiting the number of semester
credit hours for registration, etc.. Students on scholastic probation must comply
with the conditions and requirements specified by the Board, or the student will be
subject to dismissal from the College.
SCHOLASTIC SUSPENSION
A student on scholastic probation whose cumulative GPA falls below a 2.0 is placed
on scholastic suspension and may be denied readmission to the College for the next
semester. The student may appeal this action to the Academic Review Board if there
are extenuating circumstances that may have affected his or her ability to achieve a
2.0 GPA. The Academic Review Board may prescribe specific courses, limit the
number of semester credit hours and assign a monitor to whom the student must
report on a scheduled basis. A student who does not follow the requirements as
specified by the Board will be subject to dismissal from the College.
