Is there a limit to the amount of materials I can check out under my name at any one time?

Votes: 1

Posted: 28 May, 2009
by: Booth C.

Updated: 17 Jun, 2011
by: Kupersmith J.

With the introduction of OskiCat in Summer of 2009, the following circulation limits are now in place:

Undergraduate Students: 100 items
Graduate Students: 200 items
UCB Staff: 100 items
UCB Faculty: 300 items

Please review the Circulation policies of your subject library for more information, or contact them directly:

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