required by the provisions of Statt. Tit. II. Sect. IX, 'On Students from Foreign Universities.' (4) October 24, 1911. [2] That any member of Haverford College, Pennsylvania, who shall have pursued at that University a course of study extending over two years at the least, with an average grading of not less than seventy-five per cent., shall be eligible for admission to the status and privileges of a Junior Foreign Student, provided that the said courses are courses which could have been counted towards the Degree of Bachelor of Arts at that University. (5) October 24, 1911. [ 3 ] That any member of Haverford College, Pennsylvania, who shall have pursued at that University a course of study extending over three years, and shall have obtained during the last two years an average grading of eighty-five per cent., and shall have received the Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Final Honours, shall be eligible for admission to the status and privileges of a Senior Foreign Student. (3) October 24, 1911. JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY. [1] That any member of the Johns Hopkins University who shall have passed, with a mark not lower than 8, Greek I or Greek II at that University, shall be deemed to have shown sufficient knowledge of Greek as required by the provisions of Statt. Tit. II. Sect. IX, 'On Students from Foreign Universities.' (18) October 21, 1913. [2] That any member of the Johns Hopkins University who shall have passed at that University a course of study extending over two years at the least, and shall have received a mark not lower than 8 in at least eight courses, shall be eligible for admission to the status and privileges of a Junior Foreign Student, provided that the said courses are courses which could have been counted towards the Degree of Bachelor of Arts at that University. (19) October 21, 1913. [3] That any member of the Johns Hopkins University who shall have pursued at that University a course of study extending over three years at the least and shall have obtained the Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honour' shall be eligible for admission to the status and privileges of a Senior Foreign Student. (20) October 21, 1913. LELAND STANFORD JUNIOR UNIVERSITY, [1] That any member of Leland Stanford Junior University, California, who shall have pursued at that University a course of study extending over two years at the least and shall have been graded C or higher in at least 60 units of work, shall be eligible for admission to the status and privileges of a Foreign Junior Student. (15) November 1, 1910. [2] That any member of Leland Stanford Junior University, California, who shall have been graded C or higher in Greek 2 and 3, or in equivalent Greek courses, shall be deemed to have shown a sufficient knowledge of Greek as required by the provisions of Statt. Tit. II. Sect. IX. (16) November 1, 1910. [3] That any member of Leland Stanford Junior University, California, who shall have pursued at that University a course of study extending over three years at the least and shall have been graded not less than B in 90 units of work, shall be eligible for admission to the status and privileges of a Foreign Senior Student. (17) November 1, 1910. MICHIGAN, UNIVERSITY OF. [1] That any member of the University of Michigan who shall have been certified by a Professor of the Faculty of Greek to have passed with credit Greek 1 or 2 at that University, shall be deemed to have shown a sufficient knowledge of Greek as required by the provisions of Statt. Tit. II. Sect. IX, 'On Students from Foreign Universities.' (3) May 22, 1906. [2] That any member of the University of Michigan who shall have pursued at that University a course of study extending over two years at the least, and shall have gained credit in at least sixty semester hours, shall be eligible for admission to the status and privileges of a Junior Foreign Student, provided that the said courses are courses which would have counted towards the Degree of Bachelor of Arts at that University. (4) May 22, 1906. [3] That any member of the University of Michigan who shall have pursued at that University a course of study extending IV. ABSENCE DUE TO THE WAR. Decrees and Regulations. I. Decrees approved by Convocation on November 17, 1914. (3) That any member of the University who shall have been absent on Military Service be permitted to offer himself for examination in any Honour School, or (so far as it may be in the power of the University to admit him) for a University Scholarship or Prize, at such time as the Vice-Chancellor and Proctors shall approve, even though the latest Term in which he would otherwise have been qualified to offer himself for examination shall have expired; and that the Vice-Chancellor and Proctors be authorized to issue such regulations as may be necessary for the purpose of carrying this Decree into effect, and that the names of all persons to whom permission shall have been granted shall be published in the usual manner. (4) That the provisions of the foregoing Decree shall be held to apply to any member of the University who, though not engaged in Military Service, shall have been absent for such a reason arising out of the War as shall be deemed sufficient by the Vice-Chancellor and Proctors. (5) That the provisions of the two foregoing Decrees shall be held to apply to any person who, though not matriculated before the Vice-Chancellor, shall have been elected to a Scholarship or Exhibition or accepted as a Commoner in any College or Hall or in the Non-Collegiate Body. (6) That any member of the University who shall have been absent on Military Service, or who, though not engaged in Military Service, shall have been absent for such a reason arising out of the War as shall be deemed sufficient by the Vice-Chancellor and Proctors, be permitted to reckon the time during which he has been absent as equivalent to such number of Terms of residence, not exceeding five, as the Vice over two years at the least, and shall have been graded B or higher in not less than sixty semester hours, shall be eligible for admission to the status and privileges of a Foreign Junior Student. (17) June 16, 1914. [ 3 ] That any member of Oberlin College, Ohio, who shall have pursued at that University a course of study extending over three years at the least, and, having been graded B or higher in not less than ninety semester hours, shall have obtained the Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Final Honours in his major subject, shall be eligible for admission to the status and privileges of a Foreign Senior Student. (18) June 16, 1914. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY. [1] That any member of Princeton University who shall have been in residence at that University for two academic years in regular standing as a Candidate for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts or of Bachelor of Letters or of Bachelor of Science, and shall have maintained a standing not lower than the third General Group, shall be eligible for admission to the status and privileges of a Junior Foreign Student. [2] (1) October 24, 1905. That any member of Princeton University who shall have been in residence at that University for three academic years in regular standing as a Candidate for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts or of Bachelor of Letters or of Bachelor of Science, and shall have maintained a standing not lower than the third General Group, and (i) shall have obtained either (a) Final General Honours, or (B) Final Special Honours, or (ii) shall be entitled to be a Candidate for Final Special Honours, shall be eligible for admission to the status and privileges of a Senior Foreign Student. (6) February 1, 1910. [3] That any member of Princeton University who shall have taken the course in Greek prescribed by that University for the First Year for Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts and shall have obtained a standing not lower than the Fourth Group, shall be deemed to have shown a sufficient knowledge of Greek as required by the provisions of Statt. Tit. II. Sect. IX, 'On Students from Foreign Universities.' (3) October 24, 1905. University who shall have been absent on Military Service during three Terms or during twenty weeks falling within Full Term be permitted to offer himself for Examination in any Final Honour School, although he shall not have satisfied the statutory conditions for admission to that School, provided that he shall have entered upon the eleventh Term from his matriculation and that, if he shall have exceeded the sixteenth Term from his matriculation, he shall have obtained the approval of the Vice-Chancellor and Proctors under the provisions of Decree (3) of Convocation of November 17, 1914, and provided also that he shall have paid to the University Chest through the Assistant Registrar the statutory fees for admission to any Examination or Examinations from which he shall have been exempted by the present Decree. ( 11 ) That any member of the University who shall have been absent on Military Service and who at the termination of the period of his Military Service shall either have kept or, under the provisions of Decree (6) of Convocation of November 17, 1914, be deemed to have kept, twelve Terms by residence, and who shall be statutably qualified for admission to the Examination in any Final Honour School, shall be permitted to supplicate for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts without passing any further Examinations, provided that he shall have paid the fee of three pounds in addition to the fees payable under the provisions of Statt. Tit. XIX. § 5. (12) That any member of the University who shall have been. absent on Military Service and who at the termination of the period of his Military Service shall either have kept or, under the provisions of Decree (6) of Convocation of November 17, 1914, be deemed to have kept, more than six and less than twelve Terms by residence, and who shall be statutably qualified for admission to the Examination in any Final Honour School, and shall have satisfied. the Examiners in either Group A. (1) or A. (3) or B. (2) or B. (5) of the Pass School of the Second Public Examination, shall be permitted to supplicate for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts without passing any further Examination, so soon as he shall have completed his statutable residence, provided that he shall have paid the fee of two pounds in addition to the fees payable under the provisions of Statt. Tit. XIX. § 2 and § 5. |