Repository: UIHistories Project: Student Regulations - Undergraduates - 1960 [PAGE 24]

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ivcrsity he time but who are candidates for degrees and who have no more than ten plete for their dcg semester hours to Pre-legal College Subject Examinations tended perm inations conducted by the University in Chicago primarily candidates In no case is credit 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. The same grading system applies as for proficiency examinations, except that failures are recorded. (Sec Rule 35, paragraph g.) 40. General Educational Development Tests Veterans, and others twenty-one or more years of age, not otherwise eligible, may qualify for admission to certain divisions of the University by passing with satisfactory level General Educat sch ment

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GRADES 41. Significance of Grades excellent The grading system is as follows passing); E, failure; Ab, absent t u t fair failure) final examination without excuse * t >unts Dr, dropped mi course for academic irregularity failure). Numerical equivalents of these grades, on the basis of which averages are vein puted, follows A 4; C 5;B 3; D Dr 1. Other symbols in use are Ex, temporarily excused by the dean of the student's college from the final examination (becomes a failure if not removed during the next semester of attendance); Df, grade deferred (used only in graduate courses and undergraduate honors and thesis courses); S, satisfactory, and U, unsatisfactory (used only in graclua thesis courses). courses the student receives credit ex

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