UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA


 Nathan Burkan Memorial Prize.-The American Society of Composers, Authors
and Publishers each year awards cash prizes to students at this institution submitting
the best essays on the subject of copyright law.
 Redfearn Prize.-For the past eight years The Honorable D. H. Redfearn of
Miami has offered a prize of $50 for the best essay by a law student on some topic of
legal reform. This prize will be continued in 1952-53.

 CHANGES OF RULES-OFFICIAL NOTICES
 The privilege is reserved to modify, amend or revoke any rules or regulations set
forth herein upon due notice posted upon the official bulletin board of the College of
Law.
 All students are held responsible for knowledge of all matters posted on the official
bulletin board.
 ATTENDANCE-RULES OF DISCIPLINE
 Satisfactory law study cannot be done without regular class attendance. When a
student has been absent from a course twice as many class hours as the number of
credit hours assigned to the course, an absence warning notice will be sent to the
student. A student will be dropped from a course after two unexcused additional
absences following such a warning notice.
 All students are admitted subject to the rules of the University of Florida relating
to discipline and any amendments thereof.

 REGISTRATION
 Registration dates are set forth in the University Calendar. Dates for summer
session registration are listed in the Summer Session Bulletin. Students are responsible
for registering on these specified dates. Late registration fees will be charged for stu-
dents registering any time after the specified registration period.
 All students must adhere to the registration procedure as announced by the Office
of the Registrar. This includes not only filing the prescribed forms at the designated
places, but also payment of all fees.
 Change of Registration.-A student is not permitted to drop a course, add a
course, exchange one course for another, or change sections in the same course without
the approval of the Dean and the presentation at the Office of the Registrar of the
cards authorizing the change. An instructor will not admit a student to or drop him
from any class except after notification on the proper form from the Registrar's Office.
No student will receive credit for any course for which he is not properly registered.
Dates within which courses may be dropped or added are set forth in the University
Calendar. No changes can be made after these dates except by permission of the Uni-
versity Senate Committee on Student Petitions after formal petition.
 Maximum and Minimum Load.-No student may register in any semester for less
than twelve credits nor more than sixteen credits of work without permission from the
Dean.
 Repeating Courses.-A student who has passed a course cannot repeat it. A stu-
dent who has failed a course cannot repeat it, except that in exceptional circumstances,
the Dean, in his discretion, may permit repetition of a failed course.