CONTENTS

PART —CIRCULAR OF INFORMATION—ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS

Calendar, 3.

Admission from Schools and Colleges in

The Regents of the University, 4.

the Orient, 39.

Standing Committees of the Regents for Admission to Graduate Courses, 39.

the year 1917-18, 5.

Residence, 40.

Administrative Officers, 6.

College of Letters and Science, 40.

List of Colleges and Departments, 8.

Lower Division, 40.

Academie Senate, 10.

Requirements for Matriculation and Jun-

General Statement, 10.

ior Certificate, 43.

Organization, 10.

The Upper Division, 46.

Administration, 10.

Curricula-

Site and Climate, 11.

College of Letters and Science, 40.

Funds, 12.

College of Commerce, 49.

Organization of Instruction, 13.

College of Agriculture, 51.

Undergraduate Curricula, 13.

Forest Utilization, 55.

Professional Schools and Colleges, 13.

Military Engineering, 60.

Graduate con rses, 13,

College of Mechanics, 57.

College of Mining, 58.

Status of Students, 14.

College of Civil Engineering, 59.

Admission Requirements, 14.

College of Chemistry, 61.

General List of Preparatory Subjects, 15.

Degrees, 84,

Matriculation groups required for admis-

Curriculum for nurses, 63.

sion to the several colleges, 17.

School of Architecture, 65.

Recommendations for the Various Curric.

School of Education, 68.

ula, 20.

School of Jurisprudence, 68.

Admission with Deficiencies, 25.

Medical School, 69.

Surplus Matriculation Credit, 25.

Curricula in Public Health, 40.

Students at Large, 26.

Extracts from the General Regulations of

Special and Limited Students, 26.

the Faculties, 74.

Methods of Admission, 27.

The Graduate Division, 84.

Admission by Examination, 27.

General Information, 85.

College Entrance Examination Board, 27.

Deans, 85.

Admission from Accredited Schools in

Expenses of Students, 85.

California, 29.

Opportunities for Self-Support, 87.

List of Accredited Schools, 30.

University Extension, 89.

Admission from California State Normal

Appointment Registry, 91.

Schools, 37.

Summer Session, 92.

Admission on Teachers' Diplomas, 37.

Library, Museums, and Laboratories, 86.

Admission from Secondary Schools out.

Gymnasiums, 86.

side of California, 38.

Infirmary, 92.

Admission to Advanced Standing in t'n-

Statistical Summaries, 94.

dergraduate Courses, 38.

Index, 95.

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PART II-ACADEMIC SENATE-ALPHABETICAL LIST

PART III-THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF COURSES FOR 1918-19

C'lassification and Numbering of Courses, 3. Announcement of Courses, 5.

The Cniversity Library, 4.

Index, 264.

PART IV-LICK ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT

PART V—SCRIPPS INSTITUTION FOR BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH

PART VI-ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE SUMMER SESSIONS, 1918-ABRIDGED EDITION

General Information, 3, 37.

Courses of Instruction, 22, 44.

Farulty of the Summer Session, 15, 41.

PART VII-CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS

Part VIII-HASTINGS COLLEGE OF THE LAW

Directors and Faculty, 1.

Courses of Instruction, 2.

Calendar and Directory, 1.

Students, Part XT, 164.

Admission, 1.

Graduation, 5.

PART IX-JEDICAL SCHOOL

Calendar, 5.

Microscopes and Blood Counting Appa-

Organization, 7.

ratus, 39.

Regents of the University, 9.

Medical Supervision Over Students, 40.

Advisory Board-George Williams Hooper

Libraries, 40.

Foundation for Medical Research, 10.

Laboratories and Clinical Opportunities,

Faculty and Teaching staff, 11.

40.

Administrative Officers of the Medical

The University Hospital, 41.

School, 19.

The San Francisco Hospital, 42.

Standing ('ommittees of the Medical School,

Out-Patient Department, 43.

20.

Social Service Department, 43.

Medical Staff-University Hospital and Out

Tuberculosis (linics, 43.

Patient Department, 20.

The Cancer Ward, 44.

Medical Staff - San Francisco Hospital, 24.

The Hooper Foundation for Medical

History and Development, 25.

Research, 44.

Requirements for Admission and Gradua-

The Children's Hospital, 44.

tion, 27,

Courses in Homeopathy, 45.

Requirements for Admission, 29.

Scholarships, 45.

Admission to Advanced Standing. 32.

Hospital Appointments, 46.

Instruction for Graduates in Medicine, 33.

Loan Fund. 46.

Class Standing and Examination, 33.

Plan of Instruction and Announcement of

Leaves of Absence, 34.

Courses, 47.

Requirements for Graduation, 34.

General Statement, 49.

Fifth Year, 34.

Arrangement of Studies, 51.

Curriculum in Public Health, 35.

Schedule of Courses, 55-63.

General Information, 37.

List of Students, 65-75.

Registration, 39.

Graduates, 77-88.

Fees, 39.

PART X-LOS ANGELES MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

PART XI-CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

List of Colleges and Departments in the

Courses of Instruction, 1918-19, 16.

University, 3.

Graduate Courses, 24.

Regents of the University, 5.

Conditions for Graduation, 35.

Officers and Faculty, 7.

Fees, 35.

Calendar, 8.

Graduating Class, 1918, 37.

Announcement for 1918-19, 9.

Students, 1917-18, 38: Part XV, p. 174.

Admission Requirements, 13.

Alumni Association, 10.

PART XII-COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY

Regents of the University, 3.

Graduation Requirements, 29.

Colleges and Departments of the Univer- Extracts from Law Regulating the Practice

sity, 5.

of Dentistry in California, 29.

Faculty, 7.

Fees, 31.

Calendar, 8.

Curriculum, 32.

History, 9.

Library, 44.

Location and Equipment, 9.

Museum, 44.

Admission, 11.

Alumni Association, 45.

Suminer Session Courses, 14.

The Student Body, 45.

Extracts from Regulations, 16.

Instruments, 46.

('ourse of Study, 20.

Students, 1917-18, 46; Part XV, p. 171.