26 WEBER COLLEGE WEBER COLLEGE 27 ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS Applicants for admission to the College under eighteen years of age must present satisfactory evidence of successful completion of a full high school course. This amount of work is estimated as fifteen units. A unit of credit represents one hundred thirty-five hours per year of successful study in any subject. A graduate of a standard high school will be admitted without examination upon presentation of evidence of the completion of an approved high school course of study. Applicants over eighteen years of age who have not completed a high school course may be admitted by the President. Courses will be provided for such students. Applicants for entrance in the Department of Education must be graduates of a standard high school. The high school work must include three units in English, one unit in history, one unit in social science, three units in natural or physical science and mathematics, (with at least one in each), and one unit in advanced review of the common branches. High school students who expect to enter the College must present a certified copy of their high school credits to the registrar. Students will not be allowed to register two weeks after the opening of each quarter, without special permission. ADMISSION Classified Students. Students will be rated as Classified at the time of entrance provided they present evidence in the form of an official trans- t ' - K cript of credits that they have completed at least 15 units of approved high school work. Unclassified Students. Students will be rated tentatively as Unclassified at the time of entrance in case they are unable to furnish an official transcript of credit at that time, but are able to furnish evidence of their graduation from an approved high school. When an official transcript of credit is filed, these students will be rated as Classified, Conditional College, or Special Students, depending on the nature of the credits. Conditional Students. Students who present evidence in the form of an official transcript of credits that they have completed 13 units of approved high school work may be admitted as Conditional Students. They must register for secondary work in sufficient amount and of proper kind, to enable them to become Classified Students the following school year. Special Students. Students of 18 years of age or over, who have not been graduated from high school, but who show ability to do special work may be admitted as Special Students. These students may pursue any course for which they have . sufficient foundation. CLASSIFICATION OF STUDENTS A regular student with fewer than forty-five hours credit at the beginning of the school year will be classed that year as a Freshman. A regular student with more than forty-five hours credit and fewer than ninety at the beginning of the school year, will be classed during that year as a Sophomore.