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Caption: Book - History of the University (Powell)
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Evan9s Plan for a University 429 That they shall select as many of the colleges in the State as they may deem expedient, and as may accept under the provisions of the law, in which courses of instruction in these several departments shall be given by turns, by the respective professors to such students as may desire to attend, under the regulations of the regents of said university. That the colleges accepting under the act shall agree to furnish room for the lectures and recitations, and for the necessary apparatus for imparting these courses of instruction. Also to establish a scientific course of instruction, and to confer upon such as pass through satisfactorily the degree of bachelor of science. Also to admit students to the courses of the professors of the Industrial University, without requiring any other than an initiation fee and room rent, which shall be fixed between them and the regents, before completing any such arrangement.
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