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TO: Senate

FROM: H.M. Evans

Secretary of Senate.

SUBJECT: Senate Committee on Undergraduate

DATE: December 30, 1968.

Admissions and STandings.

The

Senate Committee on Undergraduate Admissions and Standings at their

December 5th, 1968 Meeting requested the Secretary to advise Senate that::

1.

This Committee is operating on the current regulations previously

adopted and that this Committee requests Senate to direct the Admissions

and Standings A p

peals Committee of Senate to operate under the terms and

conditions of the policies and regulations in force at the time of the

student's admission when hearing appeals.

2.

That all appeals from students must first be presented to the Senate

Committee on Undergraduate Admissions and Standings for a decision

before being given further consideration by the Admissions and Standings

Appeals Committee of Senate.

3.

Normally, a student who has completed 3/4 or more on a four year

university system or 2/3 on a three year system of the. total credit

required for a degree would not be admitted to Simon Fraser University,

except where the student has received special permission from his own

university to undertake work here as a Special Student for ultimate

transfer to a degree programme at

his

former institution. It was also

stipulated that this would apply to all courses undertaken and not only

those applicable to the programme in which a student has changed his

faculty or major etc.

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