Students' Handbook V.19
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Upper class women may be considered at any time.
2. Transfers may be considered any time after one semester.
3. Freshmen may be considered at the time of preferential bidding (usually in March) or any time thereafter.
B. There are two requirements for membership: scholastic and social.
1. Freshmen to be eligible must have com' pleted one semester of work with a ''"C" average and no failures. Any student not a Freshman must have an average of sixteen semester hours per semester with a "C" . . av...erage and no failures. Students having completed twelve weeks of summer school and the first nine weeks of the fall semester with a ''C average and no failures may be pledged during the first semester and in' itiated after semester grades are recorded.
Women who fail in music or physical edu' cation because of physical disability may be bid with the consent of the Dean of Instruc tion.
2. To be eligible for membership a woman must be socially approved by the Dean of Women.
75 3. A woman who has b-roken or been released from her pledge to one of the A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upper class women may be considered at any time.
2. Transfers may be considered any time after one semester.
3. Freshmen may be considered at the time of preferential bidding (usually in March) or any time thereafter.
B. There are two requirements for membership: scholastic and social.
1. Freshmen to be eligible must have com' pleted one semester of work with a ''"C" average and no failures. Any student not a Freshman must have an average of sixteen semester hours per semester with a "C" . . av...erage and no failures. Students having completed twelve weeks of summer school and the first nine weeks of the fall semester with a ''C average and no failures may be pledged during the first semester and in' itiated after semester grades are recorded.
Women who fail in music or physical edu' cation because of physical disability may be bid with the consent of the Dean of Instruc tion.
2. To be eligible for membership a woman must be socially approved by the Dean of Women.
75 3. A woman who has b-roken or been released from her pledge to one of the A.
What to read after Students' Handbook V.19?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indiana State Teachers College (Indiana, Pa.) to read onlineMoreLess
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