The courses of the Preparatory School prepare students for the Freshman class in the College of Liberal Arts, the College of Agriculture, the College of Mechanical Engineering, the Normal School, and the School of Mines. ADMISSION. Students will be admitted to the first year of the Preparatory School on passing a satisfactory examination in the following studies: Arithmetic-Wentworth and Hill's Complete Arithmetic, or its equivalent. English Grammar-Reed and Kellogg's Higher Lessons in English, or its equivalent. Descriptive and Physical Geography-Frye's Descriptive Geography, or Redway's Normal Method, or their equivalent. Physiology-Martin's Human Body (briefer course), or its equivalent. Grades in the above may be presented, and, if satisfactory to the Faculty, the candidate may be excused from the examinations. COURSES OF STUDY. The work in preparation for the Freshman class in the College of Liberal Arts and Normal School is equivalent to four years of high school training; the requirements for admission to the technical schools is the equivalent of three years of high school training, including shop work and drawing. It is possible, however, for a student who has been well prepared and has his entire time for study to complete the Preparatory and College of Liberal Arts courses in seven years, or the Preparatory and Technical courses in six years. FOUR-YEAR COURSE PREPARATORY TO THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND NORMAL SCHOOL. For explanation of Roman numerals, see the departmental statements, page 133. For explanation of Arabic numerals, brackets, etc., see courses in the College of Liberal Arts, page 60. Students in the Scientific course may substitute French IV, V, VI, and Mathematics VII, VIII, IX, for Latin I, II, III, IV, V, VI. Students making this substitution will elect additional studies in the Freshman and Sophomore years, and will receive the degree of B. S. on graduation from the Scientific course. No student will be allowed to take less than fifteen or more than eighteen hours of recitations per week without the consent of the Faculty. THREE-YEAR COURSE PREPARATORY TO THE TECHNICAL SCHOOLS. For explanation of Roman numerals, see the departmental statements, page 133. For explanation of Arabic numerals, brackets, etc., see courses in the College of Liberal Arts, page 60. FIRST YEAR. 1 Mathematics I, II, III. 2 English I, II, III. (Grammar and Composition). 4 Drawing I, II, III [212]. (Free-hand, Instruments.) 5-6 Industrials I, II, III. SECOND YEAR. 2 Mathematics IV, V, VI. 4 Drawing IV, V, VI [2]. THIRD YEAR. 3 Mathematics VII, VIII, IX. (Solid Geometry, Adv. Algebra, Trigonometry.) 4 German IV, V, VI. (Prose and Comedy.) 6 Physics I, II, III. (Elementary.) THE COMMERCIAL PREPARATORY COURSE. A four years' course, consisting of preparatory and business studies, is offered, whereby a student may secure a training for business and at the same time prepare for the Freshman year of the College of Liberal Arts. For an outline of this course, see, under The School of Commerce, pages 97-99. MEDICINE AND LAW. For an outline of the courses preparatory to the study of medicine and law, see, under The College of Liberal Arts, pages 64-65. SEVEN-YEAR COURSE, PREPARATORY AND COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS. For explanation of Roman numerals, see the departmental statements, page 133. For explanation of Arabic numerals, brackets, etc., see courses in the College of Liberal Arts, page 60. CLASSICAL. 2 English I, II, III. 4 History I, II, III. 5 Latin I, II, III. 1 Mathematics I, II, III. 2 Mathematics IV, V, VI. Eng. VII, VIII, IX [3]. 1 Latin X, XI, XII [3]. 3 Math. VII, VIII, IX. 1 Eng. XIII, XIV, XV [3] 1 Phys. I and Phil. I. II. 3 French I, II, III. or German I, II, III, or Eng. XVI, XVII, XVIII 3 Greek X, XI, XII [3]. Elective 5 hours. 2 Pol. Sci. IV (V. VI). 3 French I, II, III, or German I, II, III, or Eng. XVI, XVII. XVIII 4 Eng. XIX, XX, XXI [1]. Elective 8 hours. 1 Eng. XIII, XIV, XV [3] 1 Eng. XIII, XIV, XV [3], For Commercial and Political Science and History seven-year course, see page 99; Schedule of Recitations. FRST HOUR (8 to 8:55)-Agriculture I, II, III: Arithmetic I, II, III; Chemistry XI: Domestic Art; Drawing VI, VIII, IX: English XIII, XIV, XV; Geology I, II, III: History VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, XI: Latin X. XI, XII; Mathematics I, II, III: Mechanics X, XI, XII, XIII, XIV; Mineralogy II: Music I, II, III; Philosophy I, II: Physics X, XI, XII; Physiology I, II; Stenography I, II, III. ་ SECOND HOUR (9 to 9:55)-Correspondence I, II, III; Domestic Economy; Drawing IV, V: English I, II, III: French IV, V, VI; Geology V; German VII, VIII, IX: Greek VII, VIII, IX: Mathematics IV. V. VI. XIII. XIV. XV: Mechanics II, III, IV, V, VII; Military Tactics; Mineralogy I (laboratory); Mining IV, V, VI, VII: Philosophy I, II (laboratory); Political Science IV, V, VI; Stock Feeding; Typewriting. THIRD HOUR (10 to 10:55)-Agriculture; Chemistry VII, XII, XVI: Drawing I, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, XI, XII: Education X. XI. XII: English Xb, XIb, XIIb, XVI. XVII, XVIII; Entomology I, II; French I, II, III: German I, II, III; Geology IV; Irrigation Engineering I, II, IV; Latin VII, VIII, IX: Logic; Mathematics VII, VIII, IX; Mechanics IV, V: Metallurgy IV, V, VI; Meteorology I: Mineralogy II; Masonry Construction: Mining VIII; Typewriting. FOURTH HOUR (1 to 1:55)-Arithmetic IV, V. VI: Bookkeeping I, II, III, IV, V. VI: Breeds: Drawing I, II, III, IV, V. VI. VII. VIII. IX. X, XI, XII, XIII: Draughting I, II, III, IV; Education IV, V, VI: English Xa, XIa, XIIa. XIX, XX, XXI: German IV, V, VI; Greek I, II, III: History I, II, III; History of Agriculture; Latin IV, V, VI; Mathematics X. XI, XII; Mechanics VI, VIII, IX: Mining I, II, III: Poultry: Ranch Management; Stenography IV, V. VI: Reproduction and Embryology; Veterinary Elements; Zoology I, II, III. FIFTH HOUR (2 to 2:55)-Botany I, II. III: Chemistry I, II, III, IV, V; Commerce I, II, III: Education I, II, III; English IV. V. VI: Greek IV, V, VI: Horticulture; Industrials I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, XI, XII: Latin I, II, III: Lithology I (laboratory); Mining IX; Penmanship and Spelling I, II, III: Philosophy V; Political Science IIa, IIb, III; Stock Judging; Surveying I, II, III, IV. SIXTH HOUR (3 to 3:55)-Bookkeeping I, II, III, IV. V. VI: Botany I. II, III; Dictation I, II, III; Chemistry I, II, III, IV. V: Education VII, VIII, IX: German X. XI. XII: Greek X. XI, XII; History IV, V: Horticulture; Industrials I, II, III, IV. V. VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, XI. XII: Lithology I (laboratory); Mechanics I; Metallurgy I, II, III, VII; Mining IX: Physics I, II, III; Political Science I: Stenography IV, V, VI: Stock Judging: German X, XI, XII. Students may arrange for hours and credits in elective courses on consultation with the heads of departments. |