Caption: Booklet - Admissions Requirements (1969)
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ErR^CHKOHOOO "ON piepal.it n ' I « It l l i l l | - M < > kiln! I \>l kindci rten level) (gCN ll OptlOll ftlld l| lalt) fol I 'I ELEMENTARY SCHOOL UACH.NG librarians) TECHNICAL EDUCATION SPECIALTIES p i C| M I a l U ffl tO t C a c h illy ^•hool levels elementary, s< lary, i hn c • luti jun r >Ilcg< r industrial trainin pi am with ip ialti< in el ironi hi t < avionics, machin( tool draftin AM hit tural draftin tion, ••• well as industrial arts] TEACHING DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING CHILDREN TEACHING MENTALLY HANDICAPPED CHILDREN College of E n g i n e e r i n g A common program is followed by fn hmen in the < o!i< of I in o that a student may change from one t mother of the following - urricula at < the end of the first year without loss of credit: AERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICAL ENGINEERING AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING (options ill ele. d i e po\\«T . 111 < 1 plOCC , fill III 51TUC- tares, power and machinery, and soil and watei I CERAMIC ENGINEERING CIVIL ENGINEERING (ai is of specialization: hydraulic and sanitary, ructural, transportation, including highways, traffic, and railways, 1 photogrammetr) and geodesy) fl dlllien OMBINED FIVE-YEAR AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE PROGRAM enter the College of Agriculture) MBINED FIVE-YEAR ENGINEERING-LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES PROGRAM ( f l -hmen CM the College of I Engineering) ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING MECHANICS (for students interested in researeh and d e v e l o p m e n t in engineering) ENGINEERING PHYSICS neering) GENERAL ENGINEERING (including basic preparation for atomic and nuclear engi (fields of con- i juration in engineering a d m i n i s t r a t i o n , cngi neering meteorology, engineering publications, engineering sales, and mining and geological engineering) INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING TEACHING OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Arts ( e l e e t m i lies a n d liKvhanieal options) C o l l e g e of Fine a n d A p p l i e d ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES A new four-year program for freshmen beginning in September, thereafter. ART 1969, and Freshmen ent< r dire< M into the chosen curriculum, but the first year of each y is basii and cultural; specialization begins in the second yeai in on< ol the following c u r r i c u l a : 11
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