Required work—9 hours per week:— One school of Metaphysics, 3 hours. One “ of Languages, 3 “ One “ of Nat. Science, 3 “

Elective work—9 hours per week, in any of the 12 other schools. No Mathematics required for A. B. in last two years.

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REQUIREMENTS FOR BACHELOR OF SCIENCE. 1. In Academic Department. Either Modern Course or English Course of 2 years.

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2. In Scientific Dep’t:— School of Metaphysics, 3 hours per week. “ of English, 3 “ “ “ “ of Civil Engineering, 3 “ “ “ “ of Chemistry, 3 “ “ “ “ of Nat. History, 3 “ “ “ One “ of History, 2 “ “ “

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No Latin or Greek required for this degree. English may be taken instead of French and German requirements.

REQUIREMENTS FOR DEGREE OF PH. B.: 1. In Academic Dep’t—Modern Course of 2 years. 2. In Scientific Department—Required:— School of Metaphysics 3 hrs. per week. “ of Polit. and Social Science, 4 “ “ “ “ of German, 2 “ “ “ Elective—9 hours in 12 other schools.

REQUIREMENTS FOR DEGREE OF B. L.: 1. In Academic Dept.— { *Classical Course of 2 years and { *Modern Course of French, 2 years.

or { Modern Course and { Classical Course in Latin.

or { Classical Course and { Modern Course in German 1 year followed by { a 2 years Course (of 2 hours) the school of German, { in the Scientific Department.

2. In Scientific Dept.—Required:— School of Metaphysics, 3 hours per week. “ of English, 3 “ “ “ “ of Nat. History, 3 “ “ “ Elective—5 hours in 12 other schools.

NO ONE ADMITTED TO COLLEGE WITHOUT EXAMINATION.

Requirements for admission. (1) To Classical Course: Latin, English Grammar; Algebra (to Quadratics,) U. S. History, Arithmetic, Descriptive and Physical Geography, Physiology and Hygiene. (2) To Modern Course: Omitting Latin, same as for admission to Classical Course. (3) English Course: same as to Modern Course.

Entrance Examinations, June 15th and 16th. “ “ Sept. 3rd and 4th.

College opens and recitations begin, Sept. 6th. Send for Catalogue.

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