Caption: Booklet - Admission Requirements (1936)
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Admission to the University \1I matters pertaining to admission to the I nive ui handled by the Office of the Registrar. Ml wnmun entrance, credits, transfers, examinations, and I mvi should be addressed to G. P. Tuttle, Registrar, I rl IUIIM \i riles* I General Requirements for A d m i s s i o n Age. An applicant musl be at least sixte n ) to reside \\ Ith his parents or guardian. High School (.Yaduatiem. bor admission b\ • • U< :iV the appli n| must be a graduate ^\ an accredited secondarj s hool. < Definitions. \ unit in the secondary hool is a i oui academic year and including not 1 3 than the cqur cnt « hours of classroom work. A major is three unit air i minor is two unit courses in one held. Fifteen I nits R e q u i r e d . — F i f t e e n units of ptabl< I ndar\ cfc 1H*>| nfl in one field work are required, including the following: 1. T w o m a j o r s i of three- units e a c h ) , and tv • min< > • t\ each), or three majors, seh d from English, fon n langu ie matics, science, and social studies. ( )nc of the m a j o r s mi: t b e Engl 2. A total of at least ten units from the above fields, including p aration amounting to a major ^r minor sequence in at 1 thr r ent fields. 3. All subjects prescribed for the curriculum which the appli .in desires to enter, as stated in the table on the following paj 4. Five units from any of the high-school subjects which ar ed by an accredited school t o w a r d its diploma a n d which m< t th -' x A II t ards for a iditing as defined by the University of Nline Fi tional credits of the value of less than one half unit will not be U - than one unit of work will be accepted in a foreign I pt< I. Ian mentary algebra, plane geometry, physics, chemistry, or biol Majors and Minors The requii 1 majors and minors defmed above may 1 scl< following ] I fre • five roups: !: lish.- (In all e s one major must be in English.) i ul\ i ursc« in the history and appn iation of literature, composition, rie r will count t rd a major. -• i •' ign Fanmi; e. Thr. « units in one l.uu;u • J units in on.- language constitute a minor. •\ M matics. Only courses in al| bra, plane meti solid il meti and trigonometrj will be ace pted tow minor in this subje '. ((.« n ral mathematics ma> be « iI u 1 "d g in cai i where tin content ol the nirse ritiall that ordinarily included in al| bra and i omcti \ I h i i no | Includin php s; chemisti y; h e or 1 ' gem d I \ ma u nu include a I nst a total of two units < e > more I the r m- ubje physics, chemisti \. botnm, Vol ' ""' M . An . i. n. - . o, ,,|n -.,, ,|,,,. N and pin si- ipin . A. ^ m \ I UNIVERS] I Y OF [ U l N O I S BI I i I I | \ ill fan i i \ ' I . pMn ' A . '' tnli, . il.l' i iii.nl itlturii i d Wee Id) »i il». , || ltil> I I , l''is l .a \ XUM\ tin \ ."J
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