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HONORS 48. Class Honors Students in the upper tea per cent of each clan within the respective Schools or Colleges sre awarded Class Honors and are entitled to have their name* printed on the Convocation program in recognition of their hick scholarship, provided that no student shall be included whose average is below B. Students who receive Class Honors three times are entitled to wear the scholarship emblem. 49. College Honors Students in the unper three per cent of the sophomore, junior, arid senior classes in the respective Schools and Colleges are awarded College Honors in recognition of their superior scholarship and are entitled to wear the scholarship emblem. 50. University Honors (Bronze Tablet) (a) Those seniors who have been in the upper three per cent of their class in the respective Schools and Colleges in the four semesters preceding Honors Day, and, therefore, have been awarded College Honors in both junior and senior years, are awarded University Honors in recognition of tneir sustained excellence in scholarship, and are entitled to have their names inscribed on the Bronze Tablet. (b) Other senior students who have earned Colleoe Honors twice, and whose scholastic averages for the first seven semesters are equal to or higher than the four-semester average of the lowest student currently chosen for University Honors from their college under (a), are also entitled to have their names inscribed on the Bronze Tablet. (c) Senior transfer students who have not been at Illinois long enough to be considered under (a) or (b) are also entitled to have their names inscribed on the Bronze Tablet, provided that: (1), their scholarship averages in the University of Illinois for the three prior semesters are equal to or higher than the four-semester average of the lowest student currently chosen for University Honors from their college under ( a ) ; and that (2), their averages in transferred credits for the year prior to their transfer arc at least equal to the average of those chosen tor University Honors under (a).