SUGGESTED RULES FOR THE GUIDANCE OF STUDENTS
ENROLLED IN THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION COURSE
IN THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

Students seeking admission to the four-year curriculum in Physical Education
shall be required to present a certificate of physical fitness showing a rating
of "A" as a result of the physical examination at the University of Kansas
Student Hospital. Each student shall be required to take an annual physical
examination at the Student Hospital and to maintain an "A" rating.

 

Students shall not be allowed absences from class——-either axcused or otherwise.
It is to be understood that the instructor use his judgment in this respect,
but the responsibility should rest with the student,

FATLURES

Students failing in more than forty percent of their work will be placed on
probation for a semester, This probation should involve reporting to the Dean
at specified times. If no improvement is shown at the close of the second
semester, the student will be withdraw upon the recommendation of the Dean.

DISCIPLINE

Problems of discipline, such as moral hazards, etc., shall be dealt with by
the Dean,

Make dt LOAD

Freshmen shall be allowed to carry a maximum of 15,hours per semester. This
load will be reduced one hour for each two hours of outside work per day. The
maximum load for sophomores may be 16,hours. Likewise; this loa weil. be re-
duced one hour for each two hours per day of outside work.

 

Eligibility for athletic participation shall be governed by rules of the Big
Six Athletic Conference, which are briefly as follows: No person shall par-
ticipate in any athletic contest unless he is a bona fide student having met
entrance requirements and doing full work in a regular or special course de-
fined in the curriculum of his school or college. A student to be eligible
shall be carrying not less than 12 hours.

During the two semesters immediately previous to participation the student
shall have satisfactorily completed not less than 27 hours. This section

shall refer to credits during two semesters and summer school immediately

previous to participation. Said summer school must precede or follow the

second semester.