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e several courses and branches of instruction
grouped in the following schools: v-
School of Language and Literature:
General Science course,
Classical course,
A course in Modern Language and
Literature,
Latin Scientific course,
A course in Home Economics
School of History, Political
Science, and Philosophy:
The several subjects included in this
School are incorporated more or less
extensively into all the four years'
courses. A separate course in Phil
osophy is offered, and other courses
may be had. (See catalog.)
School of Agriculture:
Four year courses in Agriculture in
six distinct lines, including Fores
try,
Five Short courses of twelve weeks
each,
Courses of Instruction for Farmers
(one week)
Special Work in Agriculture (one or
two years),
Correspondence courses (H om e
Reading and Study). 31 subjects.
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4. School of Natural Science
Course in Biology,
Course in Chemistry,
Course in Industrial Chemist
5. School of Mathematics and
Course in Mathematics,
Course in Physics
School of Engineering:
Course in Civil Engineering,
Course in Electrical Enginee
Course in Electro-Chemical :
Course in Mechanical Engine
Course in Sanitary Engineeri
Elementary course in Mech.
years)
7. School of Mines and Met
Course in Mines and Mi
years),
Short course in Mining (two
Special Students in Mining
limit). •