Repository: UIHistories Project: Student Regulations - Undergraduates - 1930 [PAGE 4]

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4, Hew Student*—Permits (tf) A new student who has secured a permit to register not less than three. * days previous to the first day of registration should proceed to the registration office of the college or school in which he has permission to register in accordance with the Order of Registration published on the University bulletin boards, and make out with the Dean or Director, or with some one designated by him, a list of studies for the semester. (b) A new student who has not secured in advance a permit to register must first secure such a permit from the Registrar's office. New students should note rule 36 (physical examinations). 5. Former Students in Good Standing (a) A former student in attendance the previous

semester, and in all respects in good standing (-ee Rule 6 below), will proceed to the registration office of his college or school, in accordance with the O r d e r of Registration published on the University bulletin boards, where he will find a blank study-list prepared for him and constituting a permit for him to register. (b) A former student not in attendance the previous semester, but in all respects in good s t a n d i n g (see Rule 6 below), will first procure a permit to register, if a man, from the Dean of Men, if a woman, from the Dean of W o m e n , and then apply at the Registrar's office for a study-list. (c) A student transferring from one college of the University to another college of the University must obtain a release from the dean of the college which he is leaving (including a statement of his work in that college), and also a permit from the Registrar, certifying that he has fulfilled the e n t r a n c e require ments of the college which he is proposing to e n t e r ; except that students transferring to the College of Law, the College of Education, or the School of Journalism need only a permit from the Registrar's office. (d) A student transferring from our curriculum to another in the same college must register the change with the Registrar and satisfy him that he is eligible for admission to the new curriculum He must also obtain the approval of the Dean or \ssistant Dean of his college. 6. Former Students Not in Good Standing A former student, whether or not in attendance the preceding semester, if not in good standing, either— (a) Because he has been registered for two years as an unclassified student without matriculating; or 6