1924-1925 Academic Catalog

PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION Applicants for admission to the first year of the preparatory course must have completed work in the common branches of study equivalent to that usually completed in the first eight years of the public school, and will be examined in reading, geography, United States history, physiology, penmanship, drawing, orthography, arith– metic and English grammar. A Paterson certificate or satisfactory grades from public schools will excuse an applicant from examina– tion in all subjects, except English grammar. Applicants for admission to any class above the first preparatory class shall, in addition to meeting the above requirements for ad– mission, either present satisfactory grades or certificates, or pass ex– aminations in all sub jects already pursued by the class which they desire to enter. REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION Upon the completion of fifteen of the following studies a diploma of graduation will be conferred. Each study is pursued four hours a week throughout the year. PREPARATORY CURRICULUM FIRST YEAR REQUIRED STUDIES Pr 1. Algebra I Pr 2. General Science and Biology Pr 3. Rhetoric and Composition REQUIRED STUDIES Pr 4. Plane Geometry Pr 5. English Class ics r 6. English History SECOND ELECTIVE STUDIES Pr 11. Latin I Pr 12. Greek I Pr 13. French I Pr 14. German I YEAR ELECTIVE STUDIES Pr 15. Latin II Pr 16. Greek II Pr 17. French II Prr 18. German II Pr 19. Physiology and Hygiene THJRD YEAR REQUIRED STUDIES Pr 7. History of English and American Literature Pr 8. American History and Civics REQUIRED STUDIES Pr 9. Ancient and Medieval History Pr 10. Physics ELECTIVE STUDIES Pr 20. Modern History Pr 21. Latin Pr 22. Greek Pr 23. French Pr 24. German Pr 25. Algebra II and Solid Geometry FOURTH YEAR ELECTIVE STUDIES Pr 26. Advanced English Classics Pr 27. Latin Pr 28. Greek Pr 29. French Pr 30. German RATES OF TUITION The fee for instruction in the preparatory department is thirty dollars per semester, including a ~fteen-dollar tuition fee, a ten– dollar contingent fee, and an athletic fee of five dollars. For other expenses see page 24. PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN