Texas Administrative Code
Title 19 - EDUCATION
Part 1 - TEXAS HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARD
Chapter 4 - RULES APPLYING TO ALL PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN TEXAS
Subchapter B - TRANSFER OF CREDIT, CORE CURRICULUM AND FIELD OF STUDY CURRICULA
Section 4.31 - Implementation and Revision of Core Curricula
Universal Citation: 19 TX Admin Code ยง 4.31
Current through Reg. 49, No. 38; September 20, 2024
In offering its Board-approved core curriculum, an institution of higher education must list only those courses that have been approved by the Board as compliant with the Texas Core Curriculum.
(1) Implementation and initial approval of core curricula.
(A) Each public institution
of higher education must submit its proposed core curriculum to the Board for
staff review and approval by November 30, 2013.
(B) An institution shall follow the
procedures posted on the Board's website regarding the implementation and
approval of the initial core curricula.
(C) The institution will receive a letter
from Board staff giving notice of approval of the initial core curriculum
and/or indicating any courses that do not meet provisions of the core
curriculum.
(D) Upon receiving an
approval letter from Board staff, the institution will document the approved
core curriculum in institutional publications.
(2) Revision of Existing Approved Core Curricula.
(A) An institution of higher
education may request changes to its core curriculum annually. One
comprehensive request may be submitted each academic year, on a schedule that
suits the institution's needs.
(B)
An institution should follow the procedures posted on the Board's website to
modify its core curriculum by adding or deleting courses and must provide
information to justify the requested changes.
(C) The institution will receive a letter
from Board staff giving notice of approval of the proposed changes and/or
indicating any changes that do not meet provisions of the current core
curriculum, and identifying an effective date for any approved
change(s).
(D) Upon receiving an
approval letter from Board staff, the institution shall make any required
changes to its core curriculum and will document those changes in institutional
publications.
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