Veterans Told Steps
For UO Registration
Special intruetions have been
issued recently from the dean of
Aten's office for veterans who ex
pect to register at the University
of Oregon for the first time spring
term.
Veterans who do not have their
certificates of eligibility and en
titlement and have not made ap
plication for them should apply to
the U. S. Veterans' administration,
Room 115. physical education
building in order to secure them.
They should apply at the regis
trar’s office on the second floor of
Johnson hall for admission to the
University.
After acceptance they may pro
ceed with the registration as regu
lar students, buying their own
books and supplies. Receipts should
be saved so that refunds can be
made on the purchases.
Veterans are requested to bring
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their certificates of eligibility to
the University veterans’ office
Room 4, Johnson hall, as soon as
the eertficates arrive so that ar
rangements can be made for the
refund and payment of fees, books,
and supplies.
Veterans who have their certifi
cates should go to the veterans
table in McArthur court on regis
tration day, turn in their certifi
j cate for a veterans’ card and pro
ceed with registration in the usual
! manner. Tuition and related fees
will be paid by the government.
All necessary books and supplier
can be procured from the Co-op
after the veterans have filled out
their study programs on special
forms which are filed with the
Co-op.
Any item which is required for
all students in the course or cur
ricula may be purchased under this
plan. Recommended or even highly
recommended items are not pur
chasable, however. If veterans wish
to buy more complete or expensive
items than the ones required, they
must pay the difference.
If the veterans do not complete
the courses they may be asked to
return the items or refund the
complete purchase price of the
items.
Veterans are asked to remember
that during the first academic year
at the University they- may use
any course as a refresher course,
indicating noncredit status by an
“R” in the grade column of the
registration card. Changes to and
from “R” registration may be
made in the same way as other
course changes, with special em
phasis given to recommendations
of the veterans’ administration.
General spring registration will
be carried out according to the
usual plan, Clifford Constance, as
sistant registrar, announces.
Registration April
Undergraduates who were at the
! University winter term will receive
j their registration material at Mc
Arthur court April 1, beginning at
S a.m.
New students who have received
their notice of admission will be
given the necessary registration
data in the basement of Johnson
hall on the same day.
All other students, including
graduate students and those who
have not received their notice of
admission, must report to the regis
trar’s office for this material.
After the i-egistration material
has been secured the students will
follow the regular procedure of re
ceiving their advisors “OK," and
registering the paying fees in Mc
I Arthur court.
j “It is strongly urged that stu
I dents confer with their advisors
| before the end of this term and
j plan a tentative program in order
: to cut down the congestion of regis
I tration day,’’ Mr. Constance said.
To aid in this program the regis
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