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Penn College: Freshman Handbook 1936-1937

Penn College: Freshman Handbook 1936-1937, page 7

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Title	Penn College: Freshman Handbook 1936-1937
Date	1936-1937
Language	English

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Title	Penn College: Freshman Handbook 1936-1937, page 7
Date	1936-1937
Identifier	Handbook-1936-1937 - 008_page 7
Language	English
Rights	http://www.wmpenn.edu/Library/about.html
Transcription	3. The adviser consults with the student concerning his needs and ap-titudes and makes out the white "Class Registration Card" which he signs as adviser. 4. All students then go to library for "Library Card.". 5. All students interview the Dean of the College in Room 202 where registration is checked and approved by him. 6. Registration is not completed until satisfactory arrangement for tuition payment is made in the Gen-eral Office. Here student receives his semester ticket. 7. Be sure that you are registered for every subject for which you ex-pect to receive credit. No credit is allowed for any course unless student is registered for it at the office of the Registrar. 8. No student is allowed to carry over eleven hours aside from phy-sical training in any one term without faculty permission. 9. In case it becomes necessary to discontinue a course, arrangements must be made with the Registrar at once. Courses dropped without per-mission of the Registrar will receive the grade of F. —7—

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