and the new artificial ice skating rink will prove interesting to coaches and
physical directors.
Requirements for Admission

The Course is primarily for men who are engaged in coaching and
physical education. Requirements for admission are as follows: (a) one
must either be 21 years of age or older, with coaching or physical education
experience, or (b) have completed one year of university or college work.
Many students do not matriculate but enter as unclassified students which
they may do if they are twenty-one years of age or older with the required
experience, subject to the approval of the Director of the Summer Session.

A non-resident of the State who desires to enter not as an unclassified
but as a regular student will be required to present satisfactory evidence
that he maintained at the school or college from which he would enter the
University a scholastic average at least ten per cent above the passing
grade of such school or college. In case of records which are kept in literal
or other systems, this will be interpreted to méan an average of one grade
above the passing grade. For further information regarding entrance
requirements address the Registrar.

High school graduates with no further education or experience as
coaches may not enter the Course which is planned for men who have had
actual experience in coaching or college athletics. The Four-Year Course
in Physical Education is recommended to high school graduates who desire
to enter this field. Detailed information will be mailed on request.

Credit for Summer Work

It is impossible to receive the B.S. degree in Physical Education by
summer work only, regardless of the number of hours credit which-one
might transfer from another university or college. The summer courses
are not the equivalent of those given in the Four-Year Course.

However, credit towards other degrees than the B.S. in Physical Edu-
cation is granted for summer courses. For instance, a candidate might use
summer physical, education credits towards a B.S. in Education. Students
may register for eight hours and additional work up to 11 hours may be
taken with the permission of the Director of the Summer Session. A stu-
dent may registet in any combination of courses desired, provided the time
does not conflict.

Board and room may be obtained at most reasonable cost.

Tuition and Scholarships

An incidental fee of $20 is required of all residents of Illinois in regular
attendance at the Summer Sessions, and of $30 for students not residing in
the State. All high-school teachers in Illinois, and all other teachers in the
State who are qualified to matriculate in the University as regular stu-
dents,* are entitled to Summer Session scholarships of $12, reducing for
them the incidental fee from $20 to $8.

The scholarship privilege of $12 reduction of fees is extended to grad-
uates of the Illinois State Teachers’ Colleges, class of 1934, and to persons
(otherwise qualified) who have not been teachers the past year but who are

*Coaches regularly employed in schools are considered as teachers in the above regulation.

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