Accredited Schools, 48ff.
Administration, of the University,
66; Council of, 9, 66; officers of,
9; courses in. See GOVERNMENT,
SCIENCE OF.

Admission, to the University, by cer-
tificate, 48ff.; by examination, 54ff.;
as special students, 63, 143; by
transfer of credits, 63; to advanced
standing, 63, 142, 148, 156; to the
Bar, 145; to the College of Law,
142; to College of Medicine, 147;
to the Graduate School, 130; to the
Library School, 134; to the School
of Pharmacy, 160; to the School of
to the School of
Dentistry, 155;
55: to the Preparatory
Music.

School, 303.

Agriculture.

RICULTURE.

See COLLEGE OF AG-

Agronomy, courses in, 165; depart-

ment of, 122.

Algebra, for admission, 56, 147.

MATHEMATICS.

Anglo-Saxon.

See ENGLISH.

See

Animal Husbandry, courses in, 169;
department of, 122.
Anthropology, courses in, 172.

Architectural Engineering, course
in, 89.

Architecture, courses in, 87, 172ff.;
department of, 87ff.; equipment,
42, 87.

Armory, 37.

Art and Design, 82;

courses in,

179ff.; department of, 82; in sum-

mer session, 162.

Art Gallery, 45.

Astronomy,

courses

for

OF SCIENCE.

Athletics.

See CALENDAR.

PHYSICAL TRAINING.

Bacteriology. See BOTANY.

Band, Military, 141.

Bar, Admission to, 145.

Beneficiary aid to students, 289.
Biological Station, 41.

125; methods, 120.
College of Engineering, courses in,
68; equipment, 42, 86, 87, 92, 94, 96,
97, 98; architecture, 87, 172; civil
engineering, 91, 195; electrical en-
mechanical
gineering, 92, 211ff.:
engineering, 93, 248ff.; municipal
and sanitary engineering, 98, 257ff.;
mechanics, 97, 254ff.; railway en-
physics, 99,
gineering, 96, 271ff.;
265 ff.; graduation, 87, 89, 91, 92,
94, 97 98.

College of Law, 69; admission, 142;
courses in. 236ff.; graduation, 145;
history, 34; library, 143; methods,
143; university work in, 144; ad-
mission to the Bar, 145.
College of Literature and Arts, 67;
courses in, 71, 77; departments of,
82ff.;
electives in, 76ff.; gradua-
tion, 73: group system, 73, 76;
law work in, 80, 144; preparation
for teaching, 82; training for busi-
ness, 75, 79.
College of Medicine, 69; admission,
147ff.; advanced standing, 148;
equipment, 151;
courses in, 148;

Board. See EXPENSES.

Bolter Collection of Insects, 45.
Botany, for admission, 56;

(417)

graduation, 153; history, 35, 146;
hospital, 152; library, 153; dis-
pensary, 152.

College of Science, 68, 101; courses

in, 103, 104, 106, 108, 109, 110, 111,
112; departments of, 112ff.; equip-
ment, 40, 43, 44, 117ff.; graduation,
103; library science in, 111.
Commencement. See CALENDAR.
Commerce, courses in materials of,
242. See ECONOMICS and BUSI-
NESS.

Commissions, holders of, 414.
Composition and Rhetoric, for ad-
mission, 57.

Council of Administration, 9, 66.
Courses of Instruction, general de-
scription of, 164ff.; graduate, 178ff.
See under SCHOOLS AND COL-
LEGES.

Degrees, bachelors', 280; in agricul-
ture, 126; in engineering, 87, 89,
91, 92, 94, 97, 98; in law, 144; in
library science, 137; in literature
and arts, 71; in science, 103; in
music, 69; in medicine, 69; in
pharmacy, 69; in dentistry, 70; ad-
vanced, 281; conferred in 1902, 397.
Dentistry. See SCHOOL OF.
Donations to the University, 45, 289,
290.
Drawing, for admission, 57; engi-
neering, 202. See ART AND DE-

for advanced standing, 64; gradu-
ate school, 282, 283; in law, 145;
in medicine, 147; scholarship, 286;
semester,
64; for Preparatory

School, 303.
Expenses, 298.
Experiment Station, agricultural,
34, 38; biological, 41.

Faculty, general, 13; of colleges, 67:
of College of Medicine, 19ff.; of
School of Pharmacy, 28; of School
of Dentistry, 27.

Fees, 298; in summer session, 162.
Fellowships, 284.

Fine Arts. See ART AND DESIGN.
Forestry, 231.

Foundry. See METAL SHOPS.
French, for admission, 58; courses
in, 218; in College of Science, 115.
See ROMANIC LANGUAGES.
Finance. See ECONOMICS.
Geology, for admission, 58; courses
in, 219; department of, 115; equip-
ment, 43.

Geometry, for admission, 59, 148.
German, for admission, 59; courses
in, 223; department of, 83; in Col-
lege of Science, 102, 116; in sum-
mer session, 163; in Romanic Lan-
guage Group, 73.

Glee Club, 140.

Government, science of, 83; courses
in, 226; in summer session, 163;
of the University, 66.
Graduate School, 69; admission and
organization, 130ff.; students in,

305.
Graduation, requirements for, 65; in
College of Literature and Arts, 73,
74, 75, 76; in College of Engineer-
ing, 87, 89, 91, 92, 94, 97, 98; in
College of Agriculture, 125; in Col-
lege of Law, 145; in Library
School, 111, 137; in College of Sci-
ence, 103; in College of Medicine,
153; in music, 139; in pharmacy,
160; in dentistry, 70.
Graduates in 1902, 397.

Greek, for admission, 59; courses in,
227. See CLASSICAL GROUP.
Group System, 73ff.

Grounds, 36, 151.

Gymnasium, men's, 39; women's, 39.
Hazleton Prize Medal, 288.
Heating Station, 37.

High Schools, accredited, 48ff.
History, for admission, 59; courses
in, 228; department of, 83; of the
University of Illinois, 31; in sum-
mer session, 163; of College of
Medicine, 146; of School of Phar-
macy, 158.

Horticulture, courses in, 230; depart-
ment of, 122.

Hospital, of College of Medicine,
152; Students' Association, 297.
Household Science, courses in, 233;

department of, 84, 107, 123; in
literature and arts, 84.
Hygiene. See PHYSIOLOGY.
Icelandic Literature, 215.

Instruction, courses

COURSES.

Interscholastic

288.

of.

See

Oratorical Contest,

Italian, course in, 235. See ROMAN-
IC LANGUAGES.
Laboratories, engineering, 36, 37, 40,
41, 91, 97, 99; psychological, 40;
science, 38, 40, 41; State, of Nat-
ural History, 38, 41; water analy-
sis, 41.

Latin, for admission, 60; courses in,
235; in summer session, 163; and
modern language group, 75. See
GROUP SYSTEM.

Law, College of. See COLLEGE.
Courses in, 236; course preparatory
to, 80.

Library, 38, 46; law, 143; College of
Medicine, 153; State Laboratory of
Natural History, 46.

Library School. See STATE LI-
BRARY SCHOOL.
Library Science, courses in, 239;
in College of Literature and Arts,
76; in College of Science, 111. See
STATE LIBRARY SCHOOL.
Literature, comparative and phi-
lology, 199; and arts. See COL-

LEGE.

Literature and Arts, College of. See
COLLEGE.

Loan funds, Snyder, 289; Class of

1895, 290.

Logic, course in, 263. See PHILOSO-
PHY.

Mandolin Club, 140.

Manual Training, 163.

Mason Historical Library, 47.
Materials of Commerce, 242.
Mathematics, for admission, 56, 59;
courses in, 242ff.; department of,
108; in College of Science, 116;
in College of Literature and Arts,
84; in summer session, 163.
Mathematical group, 75, 116.
Mechanical Engineering, courses in,
248ff.; department of, 93; equip-
ment, 94; laboratory, 37, 40.
Mechanics, courses in, 94, 97, 248,
254. See COLLEGE OF ENGINEER-
ING.

Mechanical Technology, 248.

Medicine, courses preliminary to,
110. See COLLEGE.
Metallurgy. See CHEMISTRY.
Meteorology. See GEOLOGY.
Military Band, 141.

Military Science, courses in, 257; de-
partment of, 84, 294; scholarships
in, 287; prizes in, 288.
Mineralogy. See GEOLOGY.
Moot Court, 143.

Rhetoric and Oratory, for admission,
57, 147; courses in, 273; in summer
session, 163.

Romanic Languages, 74, 85. See
FRENCH, ITALIAN, SPANISH.
Scandinavian Languages, 74.
Scholarships, agricultural, 287; mili-
tary, 287; state, 285.

School of Dentistry, 35, 70, 154ff.;
history, 154; faculty of, 27; equip-
ment, 155; admission, 155; ad-
vanced standing, 156.

School of Library Science. See
STATE LIBRARY SCHOOL.

School of Music, 69; aims and scope,

139: courses in, 260; clubs in,
140ff.; graduation, 139.
School of Pharmacy, 34, 69, 158ff.;
faculty, 28; admission, 160; his-
tory, 158; graduation, 160.
Science, for admission, 56ff. See
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, and names
of particular sciences.
Semesters, 65

Senate, University, 11.

Shops, instruction in, 33; metal, 37;
wood, 36.

Snyder, Edward, Department of Stu-
dents' Aid, 289.
Societies, 290ff.
Sociology, 85.

See ECONOMICS.
Spanish, course in, 274. See Ro-
MANIC LANGUAGES.
Specialized Course System. See
GROUP SYSTEM.

State Laboratory of Natural History,
33, 41; staff of, 29; equipment, 40;
library, 46.

State Library School, 35, 69, 134; in-
struction, 135, 137; courses in,
239ff.; equipment, 136; degrees in,
137; graduation, 137; history, 134.
Statistics. See ECONOMICS.
Students, list of, 305; summary of,

396; special 341, 347, 350, 358, 378,
383, 388, 394; Hospital Association,
297.

Summer session, 162ff.
Teachers' Courses, 82.
Theses, in agriculture, 125; in en-
gineering, 88, 90, 91, 93, 95, 97, 99;
in graduate school, 282, 283; in
library science, 138; in literature
and arts, 74; in music, 139; in sci-
ence, 106. See CALENDAR.
Thremmatology, courses in, 274; de-
partment of, 123.

Transportation. See ECONOMICS
and RAILWAY ENGINEERING.
Trustees, of the University, 7, 32.
Vacations. See RECESS.
Veterinary Science, courses in, 275;
department of, 123; equipment, 41,