Sept. 22d. Examination for admission to the Preparatory School.

(First day: 9 a. m., Arithmetic; 10:30 a. m., English Grammar; 1 p. m., United States History; 2:30 p. m., Descriptive Geography. Second day: 9 a. m., Physiology; I p. m., all higher subjects.)

Sept. 23d. Examinations for admission to the College depart

The Departments of the University.

The State of Wyoming has established in the University the following named colleges and schools. These are under the control of the same Board of Trustees, and share the buildings, laboratories, museums, and libraries. As far as possible, the same teaching force is utilized in the different departments: I. THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS

Classical Course-Leading to the Degree B. A.
Literary Course--Leading to the Degree B. A.

Political Science and History Course-Leading to the
Degree B. S. in Commerce.

Scientific Course-Leading to the Degree B. A. or
B. S.

II. THE GRADUATE SCHOOL-Leading to the Degree M. A.,
M. S., and M. Ped.

III. THE College of AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC ARTS-
The Agricultural Course-Leading to the Degree B. S.
The Mechanical Engineering Course-Leading to the
Degree B. S.

The Irrigation Engineering Course-Leading to the
Degree B. S.

The School of Mines-Leading to the Degree B. S.
Domestic Science Course-Leading to the Degree B. S.
The School of Commerce.

IV. THE NORMAL SCHOOL AND TEACHERS' COLLEGE

The Two-Year Course-Leading to the Degree B. Ped. The Four-Year Course-Leading to the Degree B. A. in Education.

V. THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC.

VI. THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

VII. THE SUMMER SCHOOL.

I

GOVERNMENT.

The University is a State Institution by a provision of the
Constitution of Wyoming. It is supported by the State
of Wyoming and by the United States, and is unde-
nominational and non-partisan. Its management

is vested in a Board of Trustees, appointed
by the Governor of Wyoming, with

the consent of the State Senate.