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l ' In attempting to gauge how much this new classification means to the school, we may consider the following advantages: first, the admission of our fourfyear graduates to the Graduate School of the University of Illinoisg seconb, the eligibility of our fourfyear graduates to teach in any high school of the North Central Association, third, the sthndardizing of our curriculum so that it is practically interchaiigeable year by year with that of any other standardized college or university, fourth, the greatly enhanced prestige of our school and of all those who are, or have been, connected ivvith it. In all his brilliantly conceived and executed plans for promoting the def velopment of our institution, President Sliryock has probably rendered his greatest service in lifting us to the plane of a Class B, College. -George D. Whain. w l12l?
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committee appointed by this Committee in turn visited us, gave us a thorough inspection, and indicated the conditions vve should have to meet. ' Most of the conditions had already been provided, among which were the following: a complete separation of the high school from the college with a separate faculty and separate classes, together with a reduction in high school enrollment to a number needed for training school purposesg the admission to the college of only the graduates of fourfyear accredited or recognized high schools, or the equivalent of suchg a stipulated proportion of senior college students to the total number en' rolledg adequate library facilitiesg and an annual income suiifif cient for the support of the school. Two other conditions .imposed by the committee were a guaranteed improvement of the faculty in number and academic prestige, and a remaking of our college curriculum in accordance with the standards of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences of the University of Illinois with such modifications as are necessary to make room for professional courses. To meet the last requirement, our curriculum was completely rebuilt by a committee of our facf ulty appointed by President Shryock, and was submitted to the subfcommittee of the University who in turn unanimously recommended that we be granted the status of a Class B Col' lege. - . 'HT
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