Texas Administrative Code

When a Reciprocal Educational Exchange Program exchange takes place, the Texas institution may request formula funding for the hours taken by foreign students attending classes in Texas. They may not request formula funding for their students who go abroad under this reciprocal e…

It is recommended that any course taken by a Texas student through study abroad be noted as such on the transcript, so that students participating in exchange programs will be given full credit for this unique experience when they apply for transfers, for admission to graduate sc…

Texas Administrative Code Title 1 - ADMINISTRATION Title 4 - AGRICULTURE Title 7 - BANKING AND SECURITIES Title 10 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Title 13 - CULTURAL RESOURCES Title 16 - ECONOMIC REGULATION Title 19 - EDUCATION Title 22 - EXAMINING BOARDS Title 25 - HEALTH SERVICES Titl…

Texas Administrative Code Title 1 - ADMINISTRATION Title 4 - AGRICULTURE Title 7 - BANKING AND SECURITIES Title 10 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Title 13 - CULTURAL RESOURCES Title 16 - ECONOMIC REGULATION Title 19 - EDUCATION Title 22 - EXAMINING BOARDS Title 25 - HEALTH SERVICES Titl…

Each year each participating Texas institution shall provide a prior-year program report to the Board on a form provided by the Board and by a deadline specified by the Board. The report shall include such things as the number of students who have participated in the exchange pro…

(a) Authority. Authority for this subchapter is provided in the Texas Education Code, Chapter 54, Subchapter B, Tuition Rates. These rules establish procedures to administer the subchapter as prescribed in §54.231(b) and (d) (previously §54.060(b) and (d)). (b) Scope. The rules s…

The following words and terms, when used in this subchapter, shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: (1) Board--The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. (2) Citizen of Mexico--A citizen or permanent resident of Mexico who resides i…

(a) Pilot Program. Any general academic teaching institution or component of the Texas State Technical College System as defined in § 61.003 of the Texas Education Code is eligible to participate in the pilot program. (b) Border County Program. A border county program is an instr…

(a) A student is eligible, if he/she: (1) is a citizen of Mexico, (2) meets the admissions requirements and any restrictive enrollment criteria of the institution in which he/she enrolls, (3) enrolls on a full-time basis unless fewer hours are needed for graduation, and (4) shows…

A student is eligible, if he/she: (1) is a citizen of Mexico, (2) meets the admissions requirements and any restrictive enrollment criteria of the institution in which he/she enrolls, and (3) shows financial need after the financial resources of the foreign student and the studen…

Students participating in either the pilot program or the border county program will be eligible to enroll by paying a tuition rate equal to the resident rate. Notes 19 Tex. Admin. Code § 21.936 The provisions of this §21.936 adopted to be effective February 25, 2002, 27 TexReg 1…

(a) Border County Program. Each border county program institution listed in § 21.933 of this title (relating to Eligible Institutions) may enroll an unlimited number of eligible students. (b) Pilot Program. Each general academic teaching institution or component of the Texas Stat…

Each year each participating institution shall provide a program report to the Board on a form provided by the Board and by a deadline specified by the Board. The report will include such information as the number of students enrolling in the institution through the program and t…

(a) Authority. Authority for this subchapter is provided in the Texas Education Code, § 51.930, the National Student Exchange Program. These rules establish procedures to administer the Exchange Program. (b) Purpose. The purpose of the National Student Exchange Program is to prov…

The following words and terms, when used in this subchapter, shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: (1) Board--The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. (2) National Student Exchange--The student exchange program administered by Na…

To participate in the National Student Exchange Program: (1) a student from a Texas institution must be an undergraduate attending a Texas general academic teaching institution as defined in the Education Code, § 61.003(3), that is under contract with the National Student Exchang…

Out-of-state students attending Texas institutions under the provisions of the National Student Exchange are eligible to pay the resident tuition rate while attending the Texas institution as an exchange participant. Notes 19 Tex. Admin. Code § 21.993 The provisions of this §21.9…

A student participating in the program from another state shall be exempt from the provisions of Texas Education Code § 51.3062 (Success Initiative) unless that student becomes a degree-seeking undergraduate student at a Texas public institution of higher education. Notes 19 Tex.…

The following words and terms, when used in chapter 22, shall have the following meanings, unless otherwise defined in a particular subchapter: (1) Academic Year--The combination of semesters defined by a public or private institution of higher education to fulfill the federal "a…

The following words and terms, when used in this chapter, shall have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. (1) "Abandoned cemetery" means a non-perpetual care cemetery containing one or more graves and possessing cemetery elements for which no cem…

(a) An individual must file a campaign treasurer appointment with the proper authority before accepting a campaign contribution or making or authorizing a campaign expenditure. (1) An officeholder may accept an officeholder contribution and make or authorize an officeholder expen…

(a) Generally. Any person may appear before the commission or in a hearing in person or by authorized representative. The presiding officer may require a representative to submit proof of his or her authority to appear on behalf of another person. The authorized representative of…

(a) Commission staff representing the public interest. The commission staff representing the public interest shall have standing in all proceedings before the commission, and need not file a motion to intervene. (b) Standing to intervene. Persons desiring to intervene must file a…

(a) Necessity for filing motion to intervene. Applicants, complainants, and respondents, as defined in § 22.2 of this title (relating to Definitions), are necessary parties to proceedings which they have initiated or which have been initiated against them, and need not file motio…

(a) During the period that begins on the 30th day before the date a regular legislative session convenes and continuing through the 20th day after the date of final adjournment, a person may not knowingly make a political contribution to: (1) a statewide officeholder or officer-e…

(a) Appeal of an interim order.(1) Availability of appeal. Appeals are available for any interim order of the presiding officer that immediately prejudices a substantial or material right of a party or materially affects the course of the hearing. Appeals are not available for ev…

(a) Statements of position required. Each party that has not prefiled direct testimony and, insofar as its prefiled direct testimony does not address issues that a party intends to litigate, each party that has prefiled direct testimony shall file a statement of position no later…

(a) Availability. Interim relief is not available for tariff filings unless the tariff filing has been docketed. (b) Requests for Interim Relief. A request for interim relief shall be filed no later than 30 days before the interim relief is proposed to take effect, unless all par…

During the pendency of its rate proceeding, a utility seeking to implement rates under bond as allowed by PURA § 36.110 or § 53.110 or as allowed by TWC § 13.187 or § 13.1871 shall file the required number of copies of its application for approval of bond at least two weeks prior…

(a) Certification. The presiding officer may certify to the commission an issue that involves an ultimate finding of compliance with or satisfaction of a statutory standard the determination of which is committed to the discretion or judgment of the commission by law. (b) Issues …

(a) Scope. Parties may obtain discovery regarding any matter, not privileged or exempted under the Texas Rules of Civil Evidence, the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, or other law or rule, that is relevant to the subject matter in the proceeding. Discoverable matters include the e…

(a) Limitation of discovery requests. The presiding officer may limit discovery, by order, to protect a party against unreasonable or unwarranted discovery requests. (1) The presiding officer may issue an order limiting discovery requests for good cause, including the following p…

(a) Governing statute. The taking and use of depositions in any proceeding shall be governed by APA. A request to issue a commission for deposition shall be filed no later than five working days before the date of the deposition. Issuance of a commission for deposition is a minis…

(a) Availability. At any time after an application is filed, and subject to the provisions of § 22.141 of this title (relating to Forms and Scope of Discovery), any party may serve upon any other party written requests for information and requests for admission of fact. (b) Makin…

(a) Enforcement of subpoenas or commissions for depositions. If a person fails to comply with the subpoena or commission for deposition issued by the presiding officer, the commission or the party requesting the subpoena or commission for deposition may seek enforcement pursuant …

(a) Authority. Authority for this subchapter is provided in the Texas Education Code, chapter 61, subchapter FF, Texas Armed Services Scholarship Program. These rules establish procedures to administer the subchapter as prescribed in the Texas Education Code, §§ 61.9771 - 61.9776…

(a) The amount of a scholarship in an academic year shall not exceed $15,000. (b) A scholarship offered to a student under this subchapter shall be reduced for an academic year by the amount by which the full amount of the scholarship plus the total amount to be paid to the stude…

(a) Each year the governor and the lieutenant governor may each appoint two students and two alternates, and each state senator and each state representative may appoint one student and one alternate to receive an initial scholarship. (b) Appointments must be reported to the Coor…

To receive a scholarship, an appointed student must: (1) Be enrolled in an institution of higher education or a private or independent institution of higher education, as the terms are defined in § 22.1 of this chapter (relating to Definitions), as certified by that institution; …

(a) The Coordinating Board shall require a recipient to sign a promissory note acknowledging the conditional nature of the scholarship and promising to repay the amount of the scholarship plus applicable interest, late charges, and any collection costs, including attorneys' fees,…

(a) A student's eligibility is limited to the six years after the date the student first enrolls in an institution of higher education or private or independent institution of higher education. (b) Notwithstanding subsection (a) of this section, a student may not receive a schola…

(a) A person who accepts a political contribution as a candidate or officeholder may not convert the contribution to personal use. This subsection applies only to political contributions accepted on or after September 1, 1983. (b) A specific-purpose committee that accepts a polit…

(a) A scholarship will become a loan if the recipient: (1) Fails to maintain satisfactory academic progress as described in § 22.167 of this subchapter (relating to Eligible Students ); (2) Withdraws from the scholarship program, as indicated through withdrawal or removal from th…

(a) A scholarship is considered a loan on the date the recipient fails to meet the conditions of the scholarship as described in § 22.170 of this subchapter (relating to Conversion of the Scholarship to a Loan); the loan amount must be repaid, plus interest accrued. (b) Loan inte…

(a) When a scholarship recipient fails to make as many as five monthly payments due in accordance with the established repayment schedule for a scholarship which has become a loan, the entire unpaid balance shall become due and payable immediately. (b) When as many as six payment…

(a) The recipient shall be exempt from the requirement to repay the scholarship if the person is unable to meet the obligations of the agreement solely as a result of physical inability and provides a physician's certification and/or other appropriate documentation to the satisfa…

(a) All loans through the Texas Armed Services Scholarship Program are discharged in the event of the borrower's death or permanent and total disability. (b) Verification of death, and determination of permanent and total disability of a borrower through the Texas Armed Services …

(a) Unless otherwise noted in a section, the authority for these provisions is provided by Texas Education Code, §§ 52.17, 52.32 - 52.39, and 52.54. (b) This subchapter establishes rules relating to the administration of the Future Occupations & Reskilling Workforce Advancement t…

In addition to the words and terms defined in Texas Administrative Code, § 22.1 of this title (relating to Definitions) the following words and terms, when used in this subchapter, shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. (1) Cosigner--on…

The Higher Education Coordinating Board shall determine which high-demand credentials shall be eligible for loans under the Program, in consultation with the Texas Workforce Commission, Texas Workforce Investment Council, and the Governor's Office of Economic Development and Tour…