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Caption: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1984
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1983] UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 361 2. Students on nondegree status in a fall semester may register for the following spring semester or summer session, but must apply for readmission to any subsequent terms. Students admitted on nondegree status for the spring term may register in the summer session, but must reapply for admission to any subsequent term. Admission as a nondegree student for the summer session implies no commitment for the following academic year. Implementation Date: Spring 1978 Prior Approvals: The proposal has been reviewed and approved by the Associate and Assistant Deans' Committee. Board of Trustees minutes, January 20, 1960, page 1140. ADMISSION OF TRANSFER STUDENTS (7) T h e three Senates recommend that the regulations governing the admission of students transferring from other colleges or universities be amended to read as follows, the change to become effective September 1, 1960: A person who has attended another college or university of recognized standing is considered for admission to the University of Illinois on presenting (1) a transcript of his college record showing honorable dismissal from the institution from which he comes, and (2) an official statement of his preparatory school work. General University requirements for admission by transfer in terms of the grading system of the University of Illinois, are as follows: 1. With more than forty semester hours of academic credit, a minimum of a. 3.0 (C) total average, including all courses passed or failed; b. 3.0 (C) averages for the applicant's last semester (with a minimum of the last twelve semester hours taken by a transfer student to be used in determining the last semester average; furthermore, if the last twelve semester hours bridge two or more semesters, quarters, or summer sessions of study, the entire semester, quarter, or summer session of study in which the twelfth hour falls should be included in the average); or approval of the applicant's petition by the dean of the college concerned, for his admission on probationary status. 2. With forty semester hours or less of academic credit, a minimum of a. 3.0 (C) average, except that a resident of Illinois whose scholastic average is below 3.0 but above 2.5 may, with the approval of the dean of the college concerned, be admitted on probationary status. b. A nonresident of Illinois whose scholastic average is less than 3.0 will not be admitted. Special Admissions. A student who is not eligible on one of the plans described above may be admitted, with the approval of the Dean of Admissions and Records and the dean of the college he wishes to enter, providing he submits evidence which clearly establishes his qualifications to do satisfactory work in the curriculum in which he wishes to enroll. I concur. On motion of Mr. Clement, this recommendation was approved.
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