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L68 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS. COURSE PREPARATORY TO THE CLASSICAL COURSE OF THE COLLEGE OF LITERATURE. FIRST YEAR. 1. Latin; English; Physiology; Algebra. 2. Latin; English; Zoology; Algebra. 3. Latin; English; Botany; Algebra. SECOND YEAR. 1. Greek; Latin; Geometry. 2. Greek; Latin; Geometry. 3. Greek; Latin; Geometry. ONE YEAR COURSE. To pupils of mature age, robust health, and earnest character, a one year course is open. Maturity and life experience will compensate for some minor deficiencies in preparation. Candidates must be on hand promptly at the opening of the year and take the regular examinations. Each case will then be considered on its merits, and, if thought best, permission will be granted for a trial term; this to be extended to a full year, if the pupil proves worthy and competent. Application for this course must be made with the clear understanding that permission will be granted to such persons only and for such time only as shall be deemed best for the interests of all concerned. ONE YEAR COURSE FOR COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, OF ENGINEERING, AND OF SCIENCE. 1. Algebra; English; Physiology; Geometry. 2. Algebra; English; Physics; Geometry. 3. Algebra; English; Physics; Geometry. If the knowledge of English is sufficient, French or German may be substituted. One additional science must be made up at some other time.
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