Repository: UIHistories Project: Student Regulations - Undergraduates - 1960 [PAGE 9]

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11 Candidacy for Graduation

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A candidate for graduation must have completed by the beginning of his final semester (or summer session) all studies required for the decree, except thoie to be taken in class during that semester (of summit Mission). It is provided, however, that special examinations in courses failed during the preceding semester may be taken st any time designated by the instructor within the limits of Rule 38. In addition to specific courses and scholastic average requirements, each candidate for a bachelor's degree from the University must spend either the first three years, earning not less than ninety semester hours, or the last year (two semesters, or the equivalent), earning not less than thirty semester hours, in residence on the Urbana campus, uninterrupted by any work in another institution. Until such time as the Chicago Undergraduate Division is authorized to grant degrees, students from that division must ¥ l i l t plete either junior or senior year (two semesters, or the equivalent), earning a minimum of thirty semester hours, on the Urbana campus. See the Undergraduate Study bulletin for general requirements for graduation and the requirements of the various colleges. (See also Rule 42.)

PHYSICAL IDUCATION

I Men and women entering iter hours of credit are required to secure sixty se physical education including the education ng tne iters of cred in physical amount Credit in these four semesters of required physical education is not or in the scholastic average rec also Rules 42 and 52, paragraph

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14. Ixcuse from (a) Students entering the University with sixty semester hours or more are exempt from the requirement in physical education. Ih) The

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