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ADMISSION BY EXAMINATION.

The College.—For entrance to the College the candidate must
pass in twelve units, of which at least three must be in English, three

in Mathematics, two in History, and the residue selected at will.

For individual schools the following requirements must be met:

• English Literature 1A; four units of English must be taken.

• Mathematics 1A; four units of Mathematics must be taken.

• History 1B; four units of History must be taken.

• Latin 1A; four units of Latin must be taken.

• Greek 2A; two units of Greek must be taken.

• German 2B; two units of German must be taken.

• French 2B; two units of French must be taken.

• Physics 1B; four units of Mathematics must be taken.

• English 1B; English Lit. 1A, or the equivalent, must be completed.

• Mechanics 1B; Mathematics 1A, or the equivalent, must be completed.

• Astronomy 1B; Mathematics 1A, or the equivalent, must be completed.

• Biblical History and Literature; English Literature 1A, or the equivalent,
  must be completed.

For the other schools no further specific requirements are exacted.
But in every case the candidate must give evidence of sufficient
maturity and adequate training to pursue the studies elected.
Each professor has authority to refuse to register a candidate obviously
unfit to follow his course.

The Department of Law.—For entrance to this department the
candidate must pass in twelve units, of which at least three must be
in English, three in Mathematics, two in History, and the residue
selected at will. He must also be at least eighteen years old.

The Department of Engineering.—The candidate for admission
to this department must pass in twelve units, of which three must
be in English, four in Mathematics, two in History, and the residue
selected at will.

The Department of Agriculture.—The candidate for admission
to this department must pass in twelve units, of which three must
be in English, four in Mathematics, two in History, and the residue
selected at will.

PROGRAMME OF ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS.

                 

June, 1908	8-10 A. M.	10-12 A. M.	12-2 P. M.	8-5 P. M.	Sept., 1908
Mon. 8	Bot. & Zoöl.	Phys. Geog.	Spanish A	Spanish B	Mon. 7
	Greek A	Greek B	Physics	Chemistry
Tues. 9	English A	English B	Math. A	Math. B	Tues. 8
Wed. 10	History A	History B	History C	History D	Wed. 9
Thur. 11	Math. C	Math. D	English C	English D	Thur. 10
Fri. 12	German A	German B	Latin A	Latin B	Fri. 11
	Ap. M. A	Ap. M. B	Ap. M. C	Ap. M. D
Sat. 13	Latin C	Latin D	French A	French B	Sat. 12

The examinations are held at the University, twice each year,
in accordance with the dates in the above programme. The principal
of any accredited school may, upon application, not later than May
1st, receive authority to hold the June examination in his school also.
Copies of the papers will be furnished gratis.

These examinations are held under the Honor System, no paper
being accepted unless accompanied by the usual pledge. All candidates,
who take their examinations at the time appointed, are tested
free of charge. In case of delayed entrance, where the grounds of
postponement are good, the President of the University may admit
the candidate to a special examination, for which an additional fee
of five dollars is charged. This fee is payable in advance and is in
no case returned.