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COLLEGE OF LITERATURE. 127 Election of mathematics, physics, or chemistry from open electives excuses from required studies of same kind. The prescribed studies must be taken at the time when they are set down in all suggested courses of study. In electing studies students must be careful to observe the preparation required for each, as given under separate subjects; no deviation will be allowed. KEQTJIBED SUBJECTS. History—3 credits. Mathematics—2 credits. Chemistry—1 credit. Physics—1 credit. Themes and Elocution—2 credits. Military—2 credits. RESTRICTED ELECTIVKS. MAJOBS. ME5T0KS. English—6 or 9 credits. Greek—6 or 9 credits. Latin—6 or 9 credits. German—6 to 9 credits. French—6 to 9 credits. Pedagogy—6 credits. Italian—3 credits. Spanish—3 credits. Oratory—| credit. Art and Design—3 or 6 credits. Botany—1 to 3, or 6 credits. Zoology—1 to 3, or 6 credits. Chemistry—3 or 6 credits. Geology—1 or 3 credits. Constitutional History—2 credits. Political Economy—1 credit. History of Civilization—1 credit. History of Philosophy—1 credit. Psychology—1 credit. Logic—1 credit. OPEN ELECTIVES. Physiology—1 credit. Mathematics—3 or 6 credits. Physics—3 credits. Entomology—2 credits. Mineralogy—1 credit. Anthropology and Meteorology—1 credit. Astronomy—1 credit. SUGGESTED COURSES OP STUDY. These courses are presented as an aid to election by students. The work of the freshman year must be taken as given in some one of these courses. Electives and specialties ought to be left for the junior and senior years, when the student has gained a more correct estimate of his own powers and preferences, as well as of his ultimate aim in life.
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