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Petition to Waive Charges for Exceeding 30 45 SCH above the Degree

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The document is a petition form for students at the University of Texas San Antonio to request a waiver of higher tuition charges due to exceeding 30/45 semester credit hours above their degree requirements. It outlines the eligibility criteria based on extenuating circumstances such as acute medical issues, disabilities, or other hardships. The petition must include supporting documentation and is subject to university policies. Approved petitions will not reimburse past tuition but will allow students to complete their degrees without incurring additional charges.

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Students who, in their final semester or term prior to graduation, must repeat one or more previously completed courses for the third or more times in order to meet graduation requirements, will be exempt from paying higher tuition for the repeated course(s) only in the semester or term prior to graduation and shall be

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3-peat, 30-Hour or 45-Hour Charge Appeals The 3-peat charges occur when you attempt to take the same class a third time. Students must complete their degree requirements within 150 semester credit hours. If you go over this limit, you will be charged 30-hour or 45-hour charges.

What is the 30 45 rule at UTSA?

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