1896-1897 Academic Catalog

CEDAR VILLE COLLEGE. 11 i 2 . P un c tu a l a ttendance is required on the first day. Fail­ ure to he present results seriously to class stand ing . N ew studen ts are requested to present themselves, if possible, at least one day before the o p en ing o f a term. R E Q U I R E M E N T S FOR A D M IS S IO N . A n y one who desires to e n te r either the P re p a ra to ry or Co lleg iate D ep a rtm en t should read carefully the Special Rules and S tatemen ts, should examine the Courses o f S tu d y in the P rep a ra to ry and Co llegiate Departmen ts, w ith the R e v iew of the D ep a rtm e n ts o f S tudy , and the following Statements. A G E . I. A s a general rule, no s tud en t will be adm itted to the F re shman Class unless fifteen years o f a g e ; nor will any one be a dm itted to advanced stan d in g w ithou t co rrespond ing increase o f age. Under this rule students should be at least th irteen for admission to the J u n io r P repa ra to ry year. C O -E D U C A T IO N . Experience has proven th a t the sexes should be educated together. It tends to higher culture, more refined tastes, and be tte r order than where this privilege is not g ran ted . Accord- intrlv studen ts o f both sexes are adm itted under the rule adopted in 1894. E N R O L L M E N T A N D C E R T I F I C A T E S . II. An app lic an t for admission to the P rep a ra to ry D e p a r t­ men t or to the Collegiate D e p a r tm e n t must file w ith the P re s i­ den t of the College, on or before the open ing day o f the A u tumn term, ( S ep tem b e r 9th, 1896), a certificate from his or her p rinc i­ pal in structo r, c o n ta in ing a definite sta temen t of the subjects upon wh ich a successful exam ination has been passed. S tuden ts hav ing regular high school diplomas or equivalents should also presen t the same. S tud en ts may be adm itted to classes above the F re shman on the certificate o f honorable dis­ missal from colleges of like stand ing w ith this. Adm ission to