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The legislative change, which was approved during the 89th Texas Legislature, aims to eliminate outdated poor grades that hinder students from continuing their education, according to the release. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)

University of Houston becomes 1st in Texas to implement revised ‘Academic Fresh Start’ policy

By Valeria Escobar

The legislative change, which was approved during the 89th Texas Legislature, aims to eliminate outdated poor grades that hinder students from continuing their education, according to the release.

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