In order to be eligible to receive the Hazlewood Act Exemption,
a veteran who claims the benefit for the first time shall demonstrate
that he or she currently resides in the state as indicated by the
address and signature on the application, unless he or she resides
out of state solely due to his or her own (or a spouse's) current
military orders, and:
(1) at the time he or she entered the service, was
a resident of Texas, entered the service in the State of Texas, or
declared Texas as his or her home of record in the manner provided
by the military or other service;
(2) was discharged under honorable conditions after
serving on active military duty, excluding initial entry training,
for more than 180 days;
(3) has attempted fewer than 150 credit hours using
the Hazlewood Act Exemption beginning with Fall 1995;
(4) if a continuing or transfer student, has met the
GPA requirement of the institution's satisfactory academic progress
policy in a degree or certificate program as determined by the institution's
financial aid policy; except the veteran is not required to enroll
in a minimum course load, and meets the other requirements of Texas
Education Code §54.2001; and
(5) provide to the institution a completed Hazlewood
Act Exemption Application and the supporting documentation, as provided
in §461.90 of this subchapter (relating to Supporting Documentation
for the Hazlewood Act Exemption Application), no later than the last
class date of the semester or term to which the exemption applies.
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