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SENATE 

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SENATE COMMITTEE ON UNDERGRADUATE 

STUDIES 

FACULTY OF ARTS - CHANGES TO 

GENERAL. SECTION REGULATIONS 

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Date ? 

NOVEMBER 15, 1973 

MOTION: ? 

"That Senate approve the amendment in the Faculty 

of Arts general section regulations for the general 

program and for the honors program 

From: ? 

This requirement does not apply in those cases 

where a student is enrolled in an approved double 

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major or major/minor program. 

To: ? 

.....This requirement is automatically fulfilled 

when a student completes requirements for an approved 

double major or major/minor program." 

_CHANGES TO FACULTY OF ARTS GENERAL 

REGULATIONS 

SENATE COMMITTEE ON 

UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES 

NOVEMBER 14, 1973. 

On the recommendation of the Faculty of Arts, the 

Senate Committee on Undergraduate Studies has approved 

changes, - as set forth in SCUS 73-371 - in the general 

regulations of the Faculty of Arts, and recommends 

approval to Senate. 

I. Mugridge 

lINE : j b 

as approved Nov.6, 1973 

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74-75 

Calendar Submissions 

FACULTY OF ARTS 

FACULTY 

GENERAL SECTION 

Editorial changes to provide more clarity in 

stating existing regulations have been included 

throughout the calendar entry. 

P. 65. 

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The only significant change is on page 65 of the 

current calendar, item 2 of the upper levels 

requirements for both the general program and the 

honors program. The regulation as it is now 

stated reads as follows: 

"At least 15 credit hours must be in 

upper and/or lower division courses 

outside the major subject area. 

This 

requirement does not apply in those cases 

where a student is enrolled in an approved 

double major or major/minor program." 

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The wording as shown in italics above was meant 

to make clear to the student that he would not 

have to complete an additional 15 "outside" 

hours over and above the required hours for each 

of the major subjects in a double major program, 

or in addition to the major and minor requirements 

if in a major/minor program. 

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This is not being 

understood by students reading this regulation 

as presently stated. The proposed change in word- 

ing does not alter the regulation, but will hope- 

fully make the application of this rule more 

easily understood by students who are pursuing a 

double major or major/minor program. The proposed 

wording is as follows: 

•This 

requirement is automatically fulfilled when a 

student completes requirements for or approved 

double major or major/minor program. 