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Caption: Course Catalog - 1894-1895
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GRADUATE SCHOOL. The graduate school is in charge of the committee of the general faculty on administration. This committee consists of the president of the University, the dean of the general faculty and the deans of the colleges. Graduates of this University and of other colleges and universities of approved standing are admitted to the privileges of advanced work for masters' and doctors' degrees, upon presentation of their diplomas. Candidates for such admission must register in the registrar's office and must announce the general line of study and degree desired. Arrangements in regard to the details of the course of study must be made with the heads of departments in which instruction is sought, and, when properly approved, these arrangements are carried out under the direction of the same heads of departments. Students so entered pay fees for matriculation, if not already matriculated, and for diplomas, but no others. Graduates desiring a second bachelor's degree and those not entering for a degree are enrolled as resident graduates, but not as members of the graduate school. The same fees are charged as for undergraduates. The courses of study in the graduate school will be adapted in each case as nearly as possible to individual wants. Further information may be obtained by addressing the Dean of the University Faculty. COURSES. ENGINEERING. In the College of Engineering the following outline of subjects is offered as an aid to candidates for a second or professional degree in the selection of courses of instruction. At least two-thirds of the work of each term must be upon subjects designated primary. 167
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