Repository: UIHistories Project: Student Regulations - Undergraduates - 1932 [PAGE 13]

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the examination is to be given and ho have credit on the Registrar's books when the permit is issued for not less than 120 semester hours (110 semester hours in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and in the School of Journalism). (9) No student who has attended the University of Illinois will be permitted to take for credit at the University the examinations conducted by the University in Chicago primarily for candidates for admission to the State Bar Examination. In no case will credit be allowed toward the degree for these college examinations given by the University in Chicago until the applicant for such credit has earned in residence at the University an amount of credit equal to that earned through examinations. GRADES 33. Significance of Grades The grading system is as follows: B, good; C, lair; D, poor but passing;

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excellent; failure.

34. Incompletes The term "incomplete" is used in reporting the work of students only in the department of physical education. A grade of "incomplete" which is not removed during the first semester that a student is registered following the giving of such a grade automatically becomes a grade of E. 35. Requirement of C in Three-fourths of Work for Degree In order to. receive the bachelor's degree, a student must have secured grades of not less than C in subjects aggregating at least three-fourths of the work, prescribed or elective, taken at the University of Illinois and required for such degree. 36. Certificates of Studies and Grades Each student who has paid all his University fees shall be entitled to receive on request, without charge, one transcript of his record, but for transcripts after the first; a charge is made as follows: Original, or first copies, $1.00 each; carbon copies, fifty cents each 37. Reporting on Unsatisfactory Work College faculties may require reports from each instructor riurinff each semester at times designated 1>\ the dean or director, upon the work of all freshmen and uiM lassified students and. if called for by the

dean or director, upon all other students whose work

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