Academic Council, 44.

Organization of Instruction, 47.
Status of Students, 48.

Admission Requirements, 48.

General List of Preparatory Subjects, 49. Groups of Subjects for the Several Colleges, 50.

Description of the Preparatory Subjects, 53.

Methods of Admission, 71.

Admission by Examination, 71.

College Entrance Examination Board,

71.

Admission from Accredited Schools in California, 73.

List of Accredited Schools, 74. Admission from California State Normal Schools, 78.

Admission on Teachers' Diplomas, 78. Admission from Secondary Schools

outside of California, 78. Admission to Advanced Standing in Undergraduate Courses, 79. Admission from Schools and Colleges in Japan and China, 80.

Admission to Graduate Courses, 81. Tuition, Residence, 81. Junior Certificate, 81.

Requirements for Matriculation and Junior Certificate, 82.

The Upper Division, 86.

89.

Degree Requirements, all Colleges, 88.
Course in Architecture,
College of Commerce, 80.
College of Agriculture, 91.
College of Mechanics, 93.

College of Mining, 95.

College of Civil Engineering, 97.
College of Chemistry, 99.

Extracts from the General Regulations of the Faculties, 100.

The Graduate School, 110.

Regulations of the Faculties concern-
ing Graduate Students, 110.
Teachers' Certificates, 121.

General Information, 123.
Expenses of Students, 123.

Opportunities for Self-support, 124.
Loan Funds, 125.

Medals, Prizes, 127.
Scholarships, 128.

University Extension, 135.
Appointment Registry, 137.
Summer Session, 138.

Library, Museums, and Laboratories,

139.

Council of the Alumni Association, 159.

Statistical Summaries, 160.

Index, 166.

Announcement of Courses, 1-197.

The Comparative Study of Literature.

Theses, 200.

Honors, 201.

198-199.

Calendar, 4.

Extracts from Law Regulating the Prac tice of Dentistry in California, 26. Fees, 27.

Curriculum, 27.

Museum, 41.

Alumni Association, 41.

The Student Body, 42.

Instruments, 45.

Students, 1909-10, 49; Part XIII, 97. Directory of Graduates, 50.

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.

Graduation Requirements, 25.
Fees, 26.

Graduation Classes, 1910, 27.

Students, 1909-10, 28; Part XIII, 98. Alumni Association, 29.

Requirements for Class Advancement,

15.

Requirements for Graduation, 17.

Miscellaneous Information, 18.

Departments of Instruction at Berkeley,

20.

Students, 1910-11, 37.

Explanatory note, 2.

Regents of the University, 3.

Standing Committees of the Regents, 4.
Administrative Officers, 5.
Departments of Instruction, 7.

Standing Committees of the Academic
Senate, the Academic Council, and
the Graduate Council, 8.
Council of the Alumni, 10.
Officers of instruction and administra-
tion, 11.

Students at Berkeley, Mt. Hamilton (the Lick Observatory), and at Davis (The University Farm); Colleges of Letters, Social Sciences, Commerce, Agriculture, Mechanics, Mining, Civil Engineering, Chem