MOAs often encourage the exchange and/or enrollment
of students. Typical levels of student involvement
are as follows:
Degree-seeking programs
Students at Texas A&M will be encouraged to
enroll in the foreign institution's degree-seeking
academic programs and vice-versa. Students will complete
their degrees at the host university. All tuition
and fees are paid by the student to the host university,
and no reciprocity is required.
Non-degree programs
Students at Texas A&M will be encouraged to
participate in a specially designed program at the
foreign institution and vice-versa. Students are typically
not enrolled as regular students at the host institution,
but instead are registered as "non-degree seeking"
students. An expenses incurred are the responsibility
of the student. No reciprocity is required.
Reciprocal Educational Exchange Program (REEP)
Students at Texas A&M attend classes at a foreign
institution and vice versa as non-degree seeking students.
The advantage to a REEP is that students enroll and
pay tuition and fees at their home university while
attending the host university, and credits are transferred
back to the home institution. The regulations for
this type of program are governed by the State of
Texas. Reciprocity is required, and parity must be
achieved over a five-year period.
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