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credit has not been earned, but he or she is eligible for advanced
standing. Prerequisites should be stated in specific behavioural
terms. The use of prerequisites to encourage only “sood", "dedicated",

or "mature" students into a specific course or program is not tolerated.

ADMISSION TO CLASS
Admission to a course is hy a contract between the student and the

College.

The student may be an auditor or may be regularly enrolled. The
instructor has no right to make a contractual relationship with the
student by admitting him to a class if the Admissions Office, to
which this function has been delegated, has not authorised the student
to attend this class. The purpose here is not to ensure that the
College gets its fee hut to ensure that those who have priority for
admission to crowded ciasses are admitted rather than students who
circumvent ..¢ corre: proc.dures and interfere with the rights of

other studes s by jusi appearing for a class.

pLeCHASE OF BOOKS

All books purchased by the csllege will be purchaged through the

 

 

 

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This ensur:. “hat th.» are catalogued and although they may be sent
out on ao. sonth, jew bo) or one-year permanent distribution to
a Bepartme: ihe | ‘edge that they are in the College will be

available t anyone sno might want to use them. This ensures that

we don't eng up with two copies of an obscure book. It also prevents
the crowth ° Depart: atal collections of books which mean the estab-

lishment ct ranch libraries with the consequent problems of control

and the neei for additional staff.

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