Identifier: bulletin190809191617moun (find matches)
Title: Bulletin, ..
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Mount Union College
Subjects: Universities and colleges
Publisher: Alliance, O
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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ur ac-ademic years, it is possible for the high school graduate whoenters the Collegiate Department of Mount Union Collegewithout conditions and who is trained to habits of con-tinuous effort and of hard, efficient work, to complete hiscurriculum in three years. This may be accomplished bytaking each term the maximum amount of work permittedonly to capable students, and by pursuing full work dur-ing three sessions of the Mount Union College SummerSchool. REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION TO THE FRESHMAN CLASS. Admission by Certificate. Students may be admitted to the Freshman Class of theCollege either on examination or by certificate. Certificatesfrom recognized preparatory or high schools will be ac-cepted in lieu of examinations as far as the work corres-ponds in quantity and quality to the admission repuire-ments. Students received on certificate are regarded as uponprobation during their first year. The College reserves theright to examine the candidate in cases where it is not clear 15
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oo that he has met the full requirements. All certificates mustshow in detail the amount and character of the work donein each subject. Blank forms for such certification should besecured by addressing the Dean of the College. It is import-ant that these certificates be in the hands of the Dean be-fore the opening of the College year. The Minimum Requirements in Units. Fifteen units form the minimum requirement for ad-mission to the Freshman Class in any curriculum. A unitrepresents a course of study covering a school year, withfour or five periods a week. However, not more than live of the fifteen units canbe reckoned on the basis of four periods a week. Provisional Rank. Provisional Freshman rank will be given to such stu •dents as do not lack more than two units of preparatorywork. These conditions must be removed by the close ofthe Sophomore year. Ample opportunity is afforded in theAcademy, which has a distinct corps of instructors, for mak-ing up deficiencies in entrance requi

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