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branches of the Armed Force* of the United States, indud.ng basic or recruit training of « , month, or more, will he accepted for the general University requirement, of four semester hours of credit in military science and four ter hours of credit in phydcal education upon p m e n ^ of evdence of honorable discharge or transfer to thelLerve component. Candidate, for graduation who are still in military service are entitled to the —nr credit. (b) Additional credit in military may be granted for courses completed in the service whi •re acceptable ^ ^ U Cnt f advmnced R O T S, noTs ° ** - - C «t the Univenity of

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(c) The Committee recognize, for credit correspondence courses of college grade and the examinations in special fields prepared by the United States Armed Forces Institute. The College Training Programs of the Air Force Army Marine Corps, and Navy ere accepted as credit transferred from the The Committee considers for credit

Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, and Navy Specialized and Technical Schools where its equivalence in trims of college courses is established by proficiency examinations, or where such courses have been recommended for college credit in the Guide to the Evaluation of Educational Experience in the Armed Services published by the American Council on Education. 5 3 . Religious Education Credit

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education may be counted toward graduation. Courses of Study offered by the religious foundations located in Urbana-Chainp.ii'ii which have been approved by the AllUniversity Committee on Admissions are accepted by the University. Registration in these courses is limited to students of sophomore standing or above and must be approved in adva ii( e by the dean of the student's college Grades in these courses are not included in the student's tll-Univrisity scholastic average.

HONORS DAY RECOGNITION

54. College Ifonon »rce pe, cent of the sophomore