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Caption: Student Regulations - Undergraduates - 1948
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versitj in Hi tot*" primnnU tor c a n d i d a t e for ad mission to the State Bar Examination in no as* will credit be allowed toward the degree for these college examinations given by the University in ( h i eago until the applicant for such credit ha> r.irned in residence at the University an amount of credit equal to that earned through examinations. GRADES 34. Significance of Grades The grading system is aa follows: A, excellent; It, good; C, fair; D , poor but passing; B, failure. J [ 1 35. Incompletes 11 The term "incomplete is work of students only in the education* A grade of "incomplete" during the first Fcmester that following the giving of such become> a grade of " E . " used in reporting the department of physical which is not removed a student is registered a grade automatically 36. Minimum Scholarship Requirements for the 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, and required for such degree, or must have met such other minimum scholarship requirements as the University has approved for his college or school. (See also Rule 39, Scholastic Delinquencies.) 37. Certificates of Studies and Grades Each student who has paid all his University fees hall be entitled to receive on request, without charge, one transcript of his record. For each additional transcript a fee of fifty cents is charged. 38. Reporting on Unsatisfactory Work College faculties may require reports from each instructor during each semester at times designated by the dean or director, upon the work of all freshmen and unclassified students and, if called for by the dean or director, upon all other students whose work is presumably below " C . " 8CHOLASTIC DELINQUENCIES 39. Progress Toward the Degree The progress of the student toward his decree is the concern of the dean of the college or director of the school In which the Student is enrolled. A student whose progress Ul his work is unsatisfactory will he subject to action by the dean or director of the college or school in which he is registered under [ 13 ]
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