Repository: UIHistories Project: Student Regulations - Undergraduates - 1932 [PAGE 12]

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Additional provisions with reference to special ex* aarinationa are aa follows: ^ B H ^ ^ ^ M In (1) In the case of a aubiect which is continuotss subject wbic* for more th.in one semester, an examination covering a year's work may be allowed for a single fee ($5.00).

(2) N o special examinations may be K»vcn during the period beginning ten days before and continuing for ten days after each hnal examination period, except that special examinations may be given on and after the first Friday of the second semester (The not apply in provisions of this paragraph do not anolv in the College of Law (3) Special examinations may not be taken in courses in which a student has secured a passing grade. (4) A student who has completed the work of the first semester is considered to be still under registration for the purposes of this rule for fifteen days after the close of the final examination period. A student who has completed the work of the second semester is considered to be still under registration for the purposes of this rule up to the end of the registration period for the next semester. (5) A student transferring from another institution may have a special examination without fee in a subject in which a proficiency examination is not offered, provided he takes such examination within ixty days after matriculating. Otherwise the regular c fee will be charged. *" # (6) An examination for credit in a high-school subject not used for entrance will not be granted to a student who has received University credit for more than one semester course in the subject in which the examination is requested. (7) An examination for^credit j n a college subject of el< credit for "'ore than ltu«| who has received lent the subject in advance of one semester course in _ the course in which the examination is requested. (8) The Registrar is authorized to issue Permits for oer

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