The TXST University Student Handbook is a vital resource that outlines the standards, policies, and procedures essential for maintaining a respectful and productive campus community. TXST relies on shared regulations to foster an environment conducive to academic excellence and personal growth.
What is a Student Handbook?
Know your Code and Policies
Stay informed. The Student Handbook outlines the Code of Student Conduct, Academic Honor Code, and key university policies that guide respectful, safe, and successful campus life. Understanding these standards helps you thrive as a member of the Bobcat community.
A Word from Dr. Cynthia L. Hernandez and Abby Myers...
Dear Bobcat,
Congratulations on your admission to Texas State University and welcome to the Bobcat community! We believe in your potential and are committed to supporting your academic and personal success.
Take initiative in your studies and campus life—your engagement shapes your future as a leader and a valued future graduate. Remember, we're here to help; reach out to faculty, staff, and your peers whenever needed. Our collective support is what defines Texas State.
This handbook serves as a guide and a resource as you navigate the university. Please take some time to become familiar with the resources and pro-tips inside.
Best wishes for a successful year. States Up and Go Cats!
Sincerely,
Dr. Cynthia L. Hernandez
Vice President for Student Success
Welcome home, Bobcats!
I want to begin by congratulating you on reaching this moment and all of the effort it took to get here. You have taken a life-changing step and selected a university that will challenge, inspire, and support you as you build your new life here.
As a freshman, I watched the then Student Body President speak to 8,000 students at Jumpstart. I briefly wondered if maybe that could be me one day. It seemed impossible, but two years and hundreds of yeses later, it became my reality.
I said yes to Freshman Council, where strangers became my best friends. Student Government went from being just an organization to a family, giving me a network and a support system that ultimately pushed me to run for President.
The best advice I can give you is this: say yes to every opportunity that comes your way. Even if it scares you. Even if it feels impossible. You never know which moment might become a defining chapter in your story. Invest in your campus community, as it will elevate the experiences you can have here tenfold.
Your Student Government is here to support you throughout this chapter. Our office is located in LBJ room 428, and our senate meetings are held every Monday at 7 pm in LBJ 322. I encourage all of you to attend so that you can hear about what is going on at our university and have a role in making a positive and lasting impact on our campus.
States up,
Abby Myers
Student Body President
Student Handbook Sections:
Student Involvement, Organizations & Community
Find ways to connect on campus, from participating in one of 300+ student organizations to participating in our recreational, music, spirit, and performance groups. Explore the campus and San Marcos community as part of your new adventures!