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Caption: Booklet - Admissions Requirements (1969) This is a reduced-resolution page image for fast online browsing.
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a of idemi( interest at the institution he is now attending, usually n not be admitted to the Urbana-Champaign campus until he ha mpleted sixty sem< ter hours. A pre-transfer made-point average iA i a 5 = \" scale) is required in most colleges, although sevei have established higher requirements foi admission and continuan in -Main curricula. An Illinois resident whose average is 3.0 or but below 3.25, may be admitted upon approval of his petition by tl an of the < oil. he wishes to enter and by the Director of Admisid Re< ords. Requirements for admission are explained more fully in tl I Undergraduate Study catalog.) Pi cti e students with severe permanent physical handicap will find special services available to them. The Division of RehabilitationEd n Services has special facilities and services lor such physicall) I students as paraplegics, polios, triplegics, and spastics. I he quiren tits foi admission are the same as for general student enrollment, pt thai ceptance of physically handicapped students by the Office of A d m i s s i o n s a n d R e c o r d s ninsl be s u p p o r t e d by joint a p p r o v a l ol th< np iy Health Service and the Division of Rehabilitation-Education Scrvio Such students should apply early, since facilities arc limited. Prefen n e - «iven to o dent oi Illinois, but qualified students from other < tah ne . oi dered. 7
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