Caption: Course Catalog - 1891-1892
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COLLEGE OF SCIENCE. SECOND TEAB. 103 1. Chemistry (8); Botany; German; Military. 2. Chemistry (8); Botany; German; Military. 3. Chemistry (8); Bctany; German; Military. THIRD TEAK. 1. Chemistry (8); Physiologv; Physics; Themes and Elocution. 2. Chemistry (4); Materia Medica; German; Themes and Elocution. 3. Chemistry (4); Materia Medica; German; Themes and Elocution. FOURTH TEAB. 1. Chemistry (5); two Electives. 2. Chemistry (5); two Electives. 3. Chemistry (5); two Electives. Two YEAES' COURSE IN PHABMACEUTICAL CHEMISTT. FIKST TEAB. 1. Chemistry (1); Botany; German; Military. 2. Chemistry (2); Botany; German; Military. 3. Chemistry (3); Botany; German; Military. SECOND TEAB. 1. Chemistry (8); Chemistry (8); Physiology; Military. 2. Chemistry (8); Chemistry (4); Materia Medica; Military. 3. Chemistry (8); Chemistry (4); Materia Medica; Military. SCHOOL OF NATURAL SCIENCE. The courses in the school of natural science are especially intended to provide a general preparation for professions and business pursuits requiring more of an acquaintance with the methods and facts of science than with those of literature. More specifically they are designed: (1) To afford a thorough and liberal education with a basis in science and the modern languages. (2) To prepare for the pursuit of specialties in zoology, entomology, botany, general biology, and geology, as a scientific career. (3) To lay a liberal foundation in biological work and study for a course of medicine. (4) To prepare for the teaching of the natural and physical sciences, either in the higher schools or as a professional specialty.
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