isua-isnscatalog-1882-1883-019

Description:	ANNUAL REGISTER.19Third. During the last six terms, in addition to the strictly professional work above set forth, instruction is given in United States History, Civil Government, General History, Algebra, Geometry, Composition (three terms), Rhetoric, English Litera¬ ture, Physics, Chemistry, Astronomy, Geology, Botany, Drawing and Music.LATIN COURSE.A course of study has been arranged which includes the study of Latin for six terms. The reason for the introduction of this course is the fact that without a knowledge of Latin many graduates are debarred from those better positions which they would otherwise be invited to fill.COURSE FOR GRADUATES OF HIGH SCHOOL.The second class of students mentioned above, consists of those who have graduated from commissioned High Schools, or who possess qualifications equivalent to such. All graduates from commissioned High Schools, by which is meant. High Schools whose graduates are admitted to the Freshman Class of the In¬ diana University without examination, are admitted to this class without examination, upon ^presenting the diploma which would entitle them to enter the State University. They are re¬ quired to complete the first three terms work as laid down in the regular course. They are able to do this in less than three terms. They must, in addition to this, take all the professional work as above set forth, and complete,the work in History and Composi¬ tion, and such other subjects of the course as they may not have studied in the High School. If they can pass a satisfactory ex¬ amination in the remaining subjects,*they will not be required to study them in the school.Such students can complete the course in two years.COURSE FOR GRADUATES OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES.Graduates from the classicabcourse of our Colleges and Uni¬ versities, and those having equivalent scholarship, will make a thorough review of the common school^branches, and will make a professional study of the same, and complete all the professional
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