Repository: UIHistories Project: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1910 [PAGE 232]

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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS.

[June 24:

German, 1 to 4 units. Greek, 1 to 3 units. History, 1 to 3 units. Latin, 1 to 4 units. Physics, 1 unit. Physical Geography, % or 1 unit. Physiology, y2 or 1 unit. Zoology, % or. 1 unit. (Note—-No student will be permitted to present more than 1 unit in Geography.) List C: Agriculture, 1 to 2 units. Bookkeeping, 1 unit. Business Law, y2 unit. Domestic Science, 1 unit. Economics, y2 unit. Manual Training, 1 to 2 units. The subjects of List A are prescribed by all colleges. From List B 6% units must be offered for admission to any college {iy2 to the College of Literature and Arts). The entire 9% elective units may be offered from List B. Admission to the College of Literature and Arts requires that 3 of the iy2 units shall be foreign language and 1 history, making a total of 9% units prescribed for admission to this college. Admission to the Colleges of Science and Agriculture requires that two of the 6y2 units elected from List B shall be science, making a total of iy2 units prescribed. Admission to the College of Engineering requires that y2 unit from List B shall be solid and spherical geometry, and 1 unit physics, making a total of 7 units prescribed. Admission to the College of Law requires that 1 unit from List B shall be English and American History, making a total of 6% units prescribed. Admission to the School of Music requires that 1 unit from List B shall be history and 3 units foreign language; also that 2 units in music shall be offered, making a total of liy2 units prescribed. Not more than 3 units from List C (2 in the College of Literature and Arts) will be accepted as a part of the 15 units required for admission to the University. x The above schedule of entrance subjects is to become,, effective as soon as it may be approved by the Board of Trustees. Approved in final form by the University Senate, June 9, 1909.

ARTHUR H. DANIELS.

Voted, on motion of Dr. Davison, that said recommendation be approved. 3. Recommendation from the University Senate that two units of German be required of students for entrance to the courses in chemistry, chemical engineering, ceramics and ceramics engineering, and that the requirement be made effective Sept. 1, 1909. Voted that the consideration of said recommendation be postponed.

SPECIAL STUDENTS IN COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE.

15. Recommendation from the College of Agriculture relating to special students.

UEBANA, I I I . , June 23, 1909.

Dr. Edmund J. James, President of the University of Illinois: DEAR PRESIDENT JAMES—The faculty of the College of Agriculture today makes the following recommendations: 1. That non-matriculated students in the College of Agriculture be limited to a minimum age of 18 years.