(3) A properly attested certificate (Form III) from the College Entrance Examination Board that the candidate has shown proficiency in the examinations set by the board in subjects amounting to 14 units from the list given below. If a scrutiny of the certificate submitted shows low grades, the certificate will be rejected. * * * * * The list of subjects and the corresponding weights in units is as follows: (_a_) REQUIRED. _Every certificate must show evidence of proficiency in the following subjects._ Units. Mathematics, A1 1 Mathematics, A2 ½ Mathematics, C 1 English, A 2 English, B 1 Units. History, A } History, B } History, C } any two 2 History, D } ----- 7½ (_b_) OPTIONAL. _The remaining 6½ units may be supplied from among the following subjects, and no others._ Units. Mathematics, B ½ Mathematics, D ½ Mathematics, E ½ Mathematics, F ½ History, A } Any not submitted 1 History, B } among 1 History, C } required subjects 1 History, D } 1 Latin, 1 1 Latin, 2 1 Latin, 3 2 Latin, 4 1 Latin, 5 1 Greek, A1 ½ Greek, A2 ½ Greek, B 1 Greek, C 1 Greek, F 1 French, A 2 French, B Either one 1 French, BC but not both 2 German, A 2 German, B Either one 1 German, BC but not both 2 Spanish 2 Physics 1 Chemistry 1 Biology 1 Botany 1 Physiology 1 Physical geography 1 Drawing 1 ----- 35 The definition of unit and of the ground covered by the designated subjects is that of the College Entrance Examination Board. Credits must correspond to the unit values of the respective subjects. Greater credit than indicated will not be allowed; less credit will be understood as evidence that the entire subject has not been completed. Certificates should be submitted not later than February 15th. A certificate received between February 15th and the examination will receive consideration, but in view of the short time left to the Academic Board to investigate its value, no assurance will be given that such certificate can be acted on in time to exempt the candidate from the mental examination.