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820

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Proposed

[September 29

New Regulations (Cont.)

Present Regulations (Cont.) such semester or term, but if it is filed during the second half of the semester or term, it shall not become effective until the opening of the next following semester or term. 4. (A scholarship becomes vacant either (1) through failure of the holder to register, or (2) through written statement signed by him relinquishing his rights to the scholarship. See full statement under "registration" below.) 5. If a member desires to select his nominee on the basis of competition he may require the applicants to write the scholarship examination held in the office of each County Superintendent of Schools on the first Saturday of June as provided in Section 30 — 7. Candidates should notify the County Superintendent of their intention to write at least ten days in advance of the date of the examination. They will be subject to the University regulations with respect to the conduct of such examinations. II. Qualifications of Candidates I. T o qualify for appointment under this Act, a candidate must be — (1) At least 16 years old. (2) A graduate of a high school or other secondary school accredited by the University of Illinois and must present fifteen units of high school work in acceptable subjects including certain prescribed subjects. A candidate who is not a graduate of an accredited high school may qualify for appointment to a scholarship by passing entrance examinations and thus qualify for admission to the University. (3) A legal resident of the State and of the district represented by the member who makes the nomination. (See interpretation of "residence" below.) I I I . Registration 1. Having satisfied the entrance requirements, the new appointee to a four-year scholarship or to the unused portion of a scholarship must register in the University not later than twenty (20) days after the opening date of the semester or term when the scholarship first becomes effective. If the appointee fails to so register he forfeits the scholarship unless he is unable to

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II. Qualifications of Candidates I. ( N o change required in this portion.)

I I I . Registration 1. ( N o change required in this portion.)