UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BULLETINS A SERIES IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE BULLETINS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Entered January 31, 1908, at the Post Office at Berkeley, California, as second-class matter, under the Act of Congress of July 16, 1894. Issued monthly from November to March and in July, and twice a month from April to June. These Bulletins include: The Circular of the Undergraduate Departments in the Colleges of The Summer Session Circular. The Graduate Circular. The Annual Announcements of the Colleges of Dentistry, Law, The Secretary's Annual Report. The President's Biennial Report. ADMINISTRATIVE BULLETINS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 1909-10. No. 8 CIRCULARS OF INFORMATION. 1. The Circular of Information, Academic Departments (Colleges of Letters, Sciences, and Engineering, and the first two years of Medicine). Containing general information about the University, its organization, government, faculties, requirements for admission both to graduate and undergraduate status, requirements for degrees and teacher's recommendations, expenses. Detailed information is given in the other publications mentioned in this list. 2. The Annual Commencement Programme. Containing the list of degrees conferred, scholarships, prizes, and other honors. 3. Specimen entrance-examination papers. 4. The Annual Announcement of Courses of Instruction in the Academic Colleges. Price, 10 cents. Sent by mail by the Recorder of the Faculties for 15 cents. 5. The Prospectus of the Summer Session in the Academic Colleges, published annually in March. 6. The Catalogue of Officers and Students in the Academic Colleges.› Published in September and in February. Price, 10 cents. Sent by mail by the Recorder of the Faculties for 13 cents. 7. The Monthly Meteorological Synopsis of Berkeley. 8. The Annual Register. Sent by mail by the Recorder of the Faculties for 25 cents. 9. The Biennial Report of the President. 10. List of exchanges maintained by the University Press. 11. The Annual Report of the Secretary. 12. The Annual Report of the Professor of Agriculture. 13. The Bulletins of the Agricultural Experiment Station. 11. The Library Bulletins. 15. The Circular of the San Francisco Institute of Art, in San Francisco. (Continued on third page of cover.) |