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Registration Requirements for Graduate Assistantships

Graduate Students employed in a Graduate Assistant TeachingGraduate Assistant Research or Graduate Assistant Non-Teaching title must be registered full-time which is equivalent to a minimum of 9 semester credit hours in fall and 9 semester credit hours in spring terms.
 
Graduate Students employed in a Graduate Assistant Lecturer title must be registered a minimum of 1 semester credit hour in fall and 1 semester credit hour in spring terms.

Summer registration fulfillment may be achieved in any of the sessions as noted below.

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The table below defines the minimum number of registered hours required, as determined by the summer enrollment session and the associated GA position title.
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Graduate students holding assistantships must meet the GA registration requirements by the census date. Texas A&M University does not mandate assistantships be terminated upon failure to maintain GA enrollment requirments after the census date. However, assistantships may be terminated by the employer/supervisor upon failure to maintain enrollment requirements after the census date.

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