Repository: UIHistories Project: Student Regulations - Undergraduates - 1960 [PAGE 5]

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geminations shall be subject to final evaluatioo and approval by the Director of Health Services who may require adds* tional examinations if deemed necessary. Tks ixmminttien shall be computed within the six-month pitied immtdialdy datt for the particular umtsttr or summer session, and the examination record shall forwarded or delivered to the Director of Health Scrvdays prior to the date of -• 4 > ! * • i f lor the particular semester or summer on As an alternative to (a) above, students may obtain, charge, their pre-entrance physical atioa, pref crably appointment, at the University Health Service a days prior to the date of registration for the particular semester or summer session. Thereafter Health Service shall conduct no physical examinations of ter or summer that students. Students arriving on campus after such date without fifteen days preceding a prior physical examination will be directed to a local practicing physician of the student's choice for the preentrance physical examination, which examination shall be at the student's expense. (c) Former and continuing students in the University of Illinois and in the University High School also may be required to present adequate evidence of satisfactory physical and mental health prior to readmission to or continuation in the University.

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4. Number of Hours Required Each student is required to pursue a full program of studies. The number of hours varies with the college and curriculum. More or less than a normal program may be permitted only by authority of the dean of the college. (The minimum program required for selective service approval is twelve hours; for Korean veterans, fourteen hours.) 3. Registration of Listeners or Visitors Permission to attend a class as a listener or visitor is granted only by permission of the instructor of the class and with the approval of the dean of the college concerned. Visitors are not permitted in laboratory, military, physical education, or studio classes.

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