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1. Extension Classes

Extension teaching courses are courses of instruction corresponding
closely with those regularly given in the University by members of the
faculty, and conducted for the benefit of persons unable to follow courses
in residence. The classes are under the administration, supervision and
control of the University. Each course represents a definite amount of
study corresponding to an equivalent amount of work done in residence at
the University, and when completed satisfactorily by persons meeting the
entrance requirements of the University, receives the same degree of credit
as if taken in residence.

Extension Teaching Courses will be organized upon application for
them in as many centers as possible, if a sufficient number (a minimum of
fifteen) apply for them. Application for such courses should be made to
the Director, University Extension Division, University, Virginia.

Three hundred and twenty persons enrolled in Extension classes in
the year 1925-1926; forty-nine of them enrolled in two classes. Twenty-seven
classes were held in ten centers. A report of Extension Courses for
1925-1926 and catalogue for 1926-1927 is published for free distribution as
Extension Series, Vol. XI, No. 1.