University Daily Kansan, December 2, 1981
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Special students to face tougher rules
By PAM ALLOWAY Staff Reporter
Students dismissed from the college of Liberal Arts and Sciences who wish to enroll as special students, classified by the University as 92 students, will come further tougher restrictions in the future.
- The special students should not be permitted to enroll during the regular enrollment; they should be
The College Assembly yesterday approved a proposal asking that the following recommendations be presented to the Dean of Admissions and Records by the Dean of Liberal Arts and Sciences:
permitted to enroll only on a space-available basis, such as easy-access and late-enrollment.
- They should not be permitted to carry more than 12 credits.
- They should be permitted to carry more than six credits for initial enrollment only if their GPAs meet the following requirements: 0.9 for freshmen, 1.3 for sophomores and 1.7 for upperclassmen.
THE COLLEGE ASSEMBLY,
which consists of all faculty
members in the college and 109
undergraduates, is the governing
body of the College of Liberal Arts.
It is also responsible for setting
degree requirements.
The assembly votes on curriculum changes, educational policies-
including the add-drop policy, course changes, major requirements and teaching awards.
Additionally, the recommendation requested the Dean of Admissions and Records to monitor the academic performance of the students who are permitted to carry more than six credits under these rules and determine whether, for subsequent enrollments as special students, they will be permitted to carry more than six credits.
According to William L. Kelly, associate dean of Admissions and Records, there are 550 92 students in the University.
Steve Goldman, associate professor of English, who presented
the recommendation to the Assembly, said it was drawn up as a preventive measure.
"We're trying to prevent a problem before it becomes too serious." Goldman said. "And we want to be able to lay out our dismissal policy before our undergraduates."
THE POLICY recommendation was passed by a majority of the College Assembly.
Action was also taken on 25 courses in the college of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Ten courses were added, three courses deleted and changes were made in the prerequisites for 13 courses.
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