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University of Iowa handbooks for new students, 1960-1968
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to your Admission Statement will be a list of the course you have completed at other colleges, with notations concerning the acceptability of the work as transfer credit, Please note that code letters have been placed on these sample Admission Statements, They identify certain items that we feel are of special importance to you. We will attempt to explain the use of these items, since we believe that you may have questions as to why such information is entered on the Admission Statement. Item A: Status of Admission Your Admission Statement will be labelled either "FINAL" or "TENTATIVE" in the upper left hand corner. Those students who have submitted all required transcripts and have made the American College Test scores available will receive a Final Admission Statement. Applicants who have not seen to both of these items will receive a Tentative Admission Statement. The Tentative Admission Statement will not be made Final until all transcripts and required test scores are available. Item B: University Number Each student admitted to the University is assigned a permanent University number. This number appears in the upper right hand corner of your official admission letter which you received with this Handbook. It is associated with the student in all transactions between departments or colleges on our campus. We use it as reference in answering inquiries directed to our office from outside agencies. Your University number belongs to you; it becomes a part of your academic record, which is maintained permanently in the files of the Office of the Registrar. Therefore, we recommend that you memorize your University number, since you will be asked to refer to it frequently while you are a student here at the University. Your permanent University Identification Card bears your name and University number and the college to which you have been admitted. This card and its use will be explained in more detail later. Item C. Residence Classification Students are classified as either residents or non-residents. A determination of your residence status is made in the Registrar's office from notarized information supplied by you on your application for admission. If, after you receive your Admission Statement, you question your classification, please call at, or write to, the Registrar's office for clarification of the matter. Item D Parent or Guardian's Name We are interested in the permanent home address of your parents or guardian, since we expect to correspond with them concerning your progress at the University during your enrollment here. We also record this information on your permanent academic record to be used for future reference. 17
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to your Admission Statement will be a list of the course you have completed at other colleges, with notations concerning the acceptability of the work as transfer credit, Please note that code letters have been placed on these sample Admission Statements, They identify certain items that we feel are of special importance to you. We will attempt to explain the use of these items, since we believe that you may have questions as to why such information is entered on the Admission Statement. Item A: Status of Admission Your Admission Statement will be labelled either "FINAL" or "TENTATIVE" in the upper left hand corner. Those students who have submitted all required transcripts and have made the American College Test scores available will receive a Final Admission Statement. Applicants who have not seen to both of these items will receive a Tentative Admission Statement. The Tentative Admission Statement will not be made Final until all transcripts and required test scores are available. Item B: University Number Each student admitted to the University is assigned a permanent University number. This number appears in the upper right hand corner of your official admission letter which you received with this Handbook. It is associated with the student in all transactions between departments or colleges on our campus. We use it as reference in answering inquiries directed to our office from outside agencies. Your University number belongs to you; it becomes a part of your academic record, which is maintained permanently in the files of the Office of the Registrar. Therefore, we recommend that you memorize your University number, since you will be asked to refer to it frequently while you are a student here at the University. Your permanent University Identification Card bears your name and University number and the college to which you have been admitted. This card and its use will be explained in more detail later. Item C. Residence Classification Students are classified as either residents or non-residents. A determination of your residence status is made in the Registrar's office from notarized information supplied by you on your application for admission. If, after you receive your Admission Statement, you question your classification, please call at, or write to, the Registrar's office for clarification of the matter. Item D Parent or Guardian's Name We are interested in the permanent home address of your parents or guardian, since we expect to correspond with them concerning your progress at the University during your enrollment here. We also record this information on your permanent academic record to be used for future reference. 17
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