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Request a copy of the "Evaluation Report" to be mailed by the agency to West Texas A&M University to the below address: West Texas A&M University Graduate School WTAMU Box 60215 Canyon TX 79016 Use the following address ONLY if you are sending via UPS, DHL, FedEx:

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Why are evaluations important to Texas A&M–Corpus Christi?

Evaluations are extremely important to Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi, as the feedback helps our faculty enhance the design and delivery of courses and gives students an opportunity to be heard. All feedback is encouraged in order to achieve continuous improvement.

When do course evaluations close for the final exam?

PLEASE NOTE: Course evaluations close prior to the start of final exams. For any questions or technical issues related to the Student Course Evaluations, contact the IT Helpdesk at 361.825.2692 or [email protected].

Can I provide anonymous results for my course evaluation?

The results you provide will remain completely anonymous. PLEASE NOTE: Course evaluations close prior to the start of final exams. For any questions or technical issues related to the Student Course Evaluations, contact the IT Helpdesk at 361.825.2692 or [email protected].

How does aefis work at Texas A&M?

Texas A&M utilizes AEFIS to collect student course evaluations at the end of a term, and instructors can opt-in to a mid-term evaluation period. The bolded maroon text in the tables below indicate the current academic calendar cycle used to coordinate the open and close dates for Student Course Evaluations (SCEs) completed in AEFIS.

Where can I find Tamu course evaluations?

Contact [email protected].

Where are course evaluations canvas?

Login to Canvas. On the global navigation menu that displays on the left, select Account. In the menu that appears, select Settings. On the left side of the page, select Course Evaluations.

Are course evaluations anonymous Tamucc?

The results you provide will remain completely anonymous.

Are course evaluations anonymous Uiowa?

Remind students that the instructor does not have access to the evaluations until after grades have been submitted and that all forms are completely anonymous.

How do I access EvaluationKIT in Canvas?

Accessing the EvaluationKIT DashboardIn the main Canvas menu (grey menu at the far left), click Account and then EvaluationKIT User. - OR-In the menu for your course in Canvas, an EvaluationKIT Course link will appear at the bottom once the course is loaded. Click that to get to EvaluationKIT.

Can professors see your course evaluations?

A: No, this is not possible. Instructors and TA's are not able to see their evaluation reports until they have turned in grades. The evaluation reports they are provided contain aggregated information and no specific responses or ratings can be traced back to individual students.

Foreign Credential Evaluation Services

Permanent residents and U.S. domestic applicants who have attended institutions outside of the United States will need to submit an official Foreign Credential Evaluation. A Foreign Credential Evaluation is a review of your academic documents (transcripts, graduate certificates, exit exam, scores, etc.) to provide U.S. equivalency.

General Instructions

Select one of the university approved agencies listed below and visit their website. Each evaluation agency has a process for completing an evaluations. PLEASE NOTE: Name of required report is listed under each agency.

How much is the application fee for West Texas A&M?

Students who wish to be considered for admission are required to complete the application for admission and submit with it a $55 non-refundable application fee. Applications are available online at applytexas.org. The $55 non-refundable, one-time-per-degree fee should be in the form of a check or money order payable to West Texas A&M University. Credit card payment can be made online at wtamu.edu/appfee.

What are the factors that determine a student's eligibility for West Texas A&M?

Factors considered may include, but are not limited to: types of courses taken, rigor of curriculum, pattern of progress, and potential for success. Students who are currently suspended from another college or university are not eligible for admission to West Texas A&M University.

What are the requirements for admission to the University of Texas?

Students who have obtained a general equivalency diploma (GED) will be eligible for admission to the University when the following requirements are met: Student submits an minimum scores of 22 Reading, 18 English, 22 Mathematics and 23 Science on the ACT or 480 EBRW and 530 Mathe on the SAT I.

How is residence classification determined in Texas?

A student’s residence status is determined through admission records process prior to enrollment. The student is responsible to register under the proper residence classification. Any change in residence status should be reported to the Office of Admissions.

What is a recommended completion in Texas?

Recommended completion (or projected completion) of the distinguished level of achievement under the Foundation or High School program or similar college preparatory program from a Texas public high school. (See TEC Sections 51.801-51.809.)

Does WTAMU use the SAT?

Entrance exam scores on the American College Test (ACT) or Scholastic Assessment Test I (SAT I). WTAMU does not utilize the writing section of the ACT or SAT.

Do you have to take the Tsi assessment in Texas?

Students who successfully completed a developmental intervention option at a Texas public or private post-secondary institution will be placed in the appropriate sequential course without being required to take the TSI Assessment as long as a score is provided.

What is a course evaluation?

It is the survey instrument which is composed of a variety of quantitative and qualitative questions and designed to allow students to give feedback at the end of the semester regarding their perceptions of the course experience. Responses are collected directly from the students and managed by the Office of Academic Technology (AT) to give the faculty feedback on teaching performance, course management, as well as for use in personnel actions, including merit, promotion and tenure cases. The course evaluations are one component of feedback available to the instructor. The course evaluation summary report data is also publicly available in order to fulfill HB 2504 requirements.

What are the questions 16-19?

Questions 16 to 19 pertain to the course and how it relates to the university's Quality Enhancement plan.

How many points is Strongly Agree worth?

Between Fall 2017 and Spring 2018, the point scale flipped. In reports that are Fall 2017 or older, Strongly Agree was worth one point and Strongly Disagree was worth five. From Spring 2018 on, Strongly Agree will be worth five points and Strongly Disagree will be worth one.

What GPA do I need to transfer to WTAMU?

International students seeking a transfer to WTAMU must meet admission requirements for the degree program they are applying to, have an overall 2.0 GPA for undergraduate admission or 3.0 GPA for graduate admission. An immigration transfer form (SEVIS record) along with a copy of the current I-20, I-94 card (arrival/departure record), passport information page and current visa stamp also are required to determine a student’s immigration status. These items should be submitted with educational records at the time of application for admission to the University.

What is a C grade in Texas?

Students from accredited institutions of higher education who have satisfactorily completed designated college-level course work with a grade of “C” or better , or have course credit based on IB, CLEP, AP, ACT or SAT exams, will be complete for TSI purposes in that subject area. This includes dual credit courses and courses taken at Texas accredited institutions of higher education prior to 1989.

What is the Texas Success Initiative?

Effective Sept. 1, 2003, a program known as Texas Success Initiative (TSI) was implemented for all public colleges and universities. TSI is focused on using a statewide standard for assessing college-level readiness skills of all entering undergraduate students at public colleges and universities. New students are assessed on their reading, writing and math skills, then academically advised and placed in an appropriate intervention option. The TSI Assessment is the only state-approved exam to determine TSI status if a student is not already exempt.

What are dual credit courses?

Dual credit courses are taken by high school students in the eleventh and/or twelfth grade and are offered by public two-year associate degree granting institutions (community colleges) or public universities. Credit for dual credit courses may apply to a degree program at a public university but enrollment or completion of dual credit courses does not count toward first-time freshman enrollment in a public university. The applicable catalog requirements begin when a student enters a post-secondary school (college or university) after graduation from a secondary school (high school).

How is residence classification determined in Texas?

A student’s residence status is determined through admission records process prior to enrollment. The student is responsible to register under the proper residence classification. Any change in residence status should be reported to the Office of Admissions.

Does West Texas A&M have international baccalaureate?

West Texas A&M University recognizes credit for international baccalaureate scores. With a minimum exam score of four in each subject area, WTAMU will grant 24 semester hours of college credit to entering freshmen who have successfully completed the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program. Non-IB diploma holders with appropriate higher-level scores will have their courses evaluated for credit eligibility. Credit determinations are made on an individual basis. Contact the Office of Admissions for more information.

Is domicile a driving factor in Texas?

If a student’s residency cannot be determined by when and where he or she attended high school, domicile is used as a driving factor for determining residency. If a dependent student’s parent or an independent student lived in Texas no less than 12 consecutive months prior to the universal census date of the academic term in which the student intends to enroll and exhibited an intent to establish a domicile, the student is considered a Texas resident for tuition purposes.