Please note the following information relative to enrollment verification:

• Required credit hours to be certified as a full-time or half-time undergraduate or graduate student for fall and spring semesters and for the summer terms:

  Undergraduate	Fall/Spring Semester	Full-time Half-time	12 hours 6 hours
  	Summer	Full-time Half-time	8 hours 4 hours
  Graduate	Fall/Spring Semester	Full-time Half-time	9 hours 4 hours
  	Summer	Full-time Half-time	6 hours 3 hours

• Enrollment status for financial aid purposes may or may not match enrollment status as defined by the Office of the Registrar. For more information, please visit https://financialaid.tamu.edu/eligibility/enrollment.aspx.
• Once a student drops a course, those hours cannot be used for verification of enrollment purposes. Information updates are supplied to the National Student Clearinghouse periodically, and a student's enrollment status may change if he/she drops a course or withdraws from the university.
• A student who is enrolled in less than a full-time course of study at Texas A&M may be in jeopardy of:
  • losing insurance coverage under his or her parent/guardian's insurance policy;
  • being out of compliance with the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services (formerly INS) if enrolled at Texas A&M on a student visa;
  • being placed on a loan repayment schedule by a lender or guarantor if the student is the recipient of Federal financial aid; and/or
  • losing a scholarship if the guidelines for receiving the scholarship require full-time enrollment, etc.
• If a student is co-enrolled at another collegiate institution during the same semester he or she is enrolled at Texas A&M University, only the enrolled hours at Texas A&M can be used for enrollment certification purposes. Hours for which the student is enrolled at the TAMUS-HSC or other collegiate institution cannot be included for enrollment certification at Texas A&M.
• Students participating in the Blinn/TEAM program will receive certification of full-time enrollment from Blinn College. The Records Office at Texas A&M University will not certify enrollment for these students.