Since the last column on the advisor guidelines sheet is "Encourage student to petition?" does that mean that students are still able to petition under any circumstances? I just want to make a clear distinction between how much authority we have to deny petition attempts at the start versus simply discouraging a student from doing so. Many students will submit petitions on groundless terms no matter how much an advisor discourages them from doing so. If 100% of petitions will be denied if the student has significantly more than 40SCHs left, then I would like to be able to tell the student that and avoid the time spent on submitting the paperwork. Matt D. Keneson Academic Advisor I The University of Texas at San Antonio Arts & Humanities Advising Center | MS 4.01.52 One UTSA Circle | San Antonio, Texas 78249 Phone: 210-458-6513 [cid:image001.png@01CD2D2A.CA1A25C0] UTSA Advising Website: www.utsa.edu/advise<http://www.utsa.edu/advise> Frequently Asked Advising Questions: www.utsa.edu/advise/students-faq.html<http://www.utsa.edu/advise/stude... From: advising-bounces(a)lists.sis.utsa.edu [mailto:advising-bounces@lists.sis.utsa.edu] On Behalf Of advising(a)lists.sis.utsa.edu Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2014 5:29 PM To: advising(a)lists.sis.utsa.edu Cc: Nancy Martin Subject: [Advising] 30/45 hour petition Attached is a revised 30/45 hour petition form so that students can project enrollment out for more than 3 semesters. Also attached are some guidelines for these petitions.