Before a candidate can compete for a Rhodes scholarship, he must be selected by his own college or university for the competition and the method of such choice is left to such institutions. Institutions having a total enrollment of less than one thousand in its student body, and three students may be represented in the competition for any one state by two candidates: thousand to two thousand students by four candidates - those with from one thousand to two thousand students - those with from one thousand to two thousand students who reside in Idaho may become candidates in this state at Caldwell will each have the opportunity receiving the necessary designation from the institution. The relations provide that a candidate may apply either from the state in which he has his ordinary private domicile home or residence - or from any state in which he has received at least two years of this college education prior to making the application. The colleges, choosing candidates, and the selection committee in selecting a Rhodes scholar from such candidates, are instructed by the Rhodes trustees to bear in mind the suggestions made by Rhodes who wished that in the choice of scholars regard should be had for literary and scholastic attainments, fondness for and success in and universities in which schools and colleges are held. 