Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26

STUDENTS must be printed in the cata-
ioEue. The location and construction
OF the buildings. the lighting. heating
ana Ventilation Of tho rooms, the ma
ture Of the laboratories. corridors
closets. water supply. school furniture
apparatus and methods OF cleaning
shall be such as TO insure hygienic
conditions for both students aud teach
crS.
The character OF the curriculum. the
efhciency OF instruction, the scientific
spirit. the standard for regular de-
Srecs. the conservatism in granting
honorary degrees and the tone of the
institution shall also be factors in
determining its standing. The institu-
tion must he able to prepare its stu.
dents 10 enter recognized schools az
candidates for advanced degrees.
RULES ARE ALSO ADOPTED FOR
STANDARD JUNIOR COLLEGES
No college or university shall admit
a student under twenty years of age
10 partial standing, as conditioned
student. unless the student offers at
least twelve units, as defined above
and a student so admitted shall ap-
solve the units on which he is condi-
toned within one year of the date OF
his registration. No work counted to-
ward the removal OF entrance Condi-
tons can also be counted for "a degree.
y student at least twenty years Of
age may De admitted as special stu
dent, not candidate for a degree, to
Il university or college without salts
flying i'll full the usual entrance re-
quirements. provided CD that he is NOT
admitted 10 classes for which entrance
examinations are required. unless he
passes such examinations. and iD
that he gives proof of adequate prep
aration for the course sought.
Advanced standing shall be granted
by registered college for work done
at a secondary school only after tho
candidate shall have passed a written
examination held by the college on the
work III question. The examination
must be held before the candidate IS
admitted TO the advanced class in
question.
ALL INSTITUTIONS WILL DE
REGISTERED BT STATE BOARD
No institution shall be registered
as university. a college or Junior
college until il has been inspected by
a representative of the board. and the
board has acted favorably upon the
report of its representative.
AS far as practicable the institutions
registered by the board shall be in
spectcd annually by a representative
OF the board. Any institution regis
tered by the board. which has clearly
failed TO comply with the regulations
of the board, shall be removed from
the list OF registered institutions. The
list OF registered institutions shall be
published at least once "A year. the
universities. the colleges and the junior
colleges being listed separately.
Nothing in these regulations is in
tended TO affect the State normal
schools for women.
Standard colleges now registered
with the State Board of Education:
Bridsewater College, Bridgewater;
Elizabeth College, Salem; Emory and
Henry College. Emory; Hampden-S Sid
College. Hollins; Martha Washington
College, Abingdon; Randolph Macon
Woman's College, Lynchburg; Ran
dolph- Macon College. Ashland: Rich
mond College. Richmond; Roanoke Col
leSe. Salem; Sweet Briar College, Sweet
Briar: University of Virginia. Char
lottcsvillc; Virginia Christian College.
Lynchburg; Washington and Lee Uni
rersity. Lexington; WcSthampton Col
lcGe. Richmond; William and Mary Col
lcGc, Williamsburg.
Standard technical collcSes--VirEini a
Military Institute. Lexington: Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg
Junior collegcs-Averett College,
panville; Blackstone College for Girls
Blackstone; Daleville College. Dale
vile; Marion College, Marion; Mary
Baldwin Seminary. stanton; Southern
College, Petersburg: Stoncwall jackson
College. Abingdon Sulins College,
Roanoke; Virginia lntermont College.
Bristol; Virginia Union University
tcolorcd), Richmond.
The above institutions will maintain
their respective ratings FOR the ses>
sion Of l9lS-l9la After that time all
higher institutions desiring TO be reg
istcred by the state Board of I:duca.
ton must meet the standards as set
forth above.