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Adult Degree Completion: Information regarding adult degree completion opportunities at Texas public universities and colleges
Texas Research Universities: Update on programs created in House Bill 51, 81st Texas Legislature
Posting Course Information on the Web: Recently approved rules relating to HB 2504, which requires institutions to post syllabi, faculty vitae, assignments, work study opportunities, and other information on their web sites
Voluntary Mechanical Engineering Transfer Compact: The Voluntary Mechanical Engineering Transfer Compact began as a voluntary agreement among institutions of higher education within the State of Texas to provide guidance for students with respect to what courses offer the best mechanism for obtaining a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering degree. The Compact has since been expanded to include transfer plans and agreements for bachelor's degrees in Civil, Electrical, and Industrial Engineering. It is now known as the Voluntary Statewide Engineering Transfer Compact.
