1931-1932 Academic Catalog

42 SUGGESTED COURSES PRE-HOME ECONOMICS COURSE Gives a Certificate. The following subjects are suggested for students prepar– ing for home economics and also to enter a school of home economics: Rhetoric (six semester-hours); Chemistry (sixteen hours); Botany (eight semester-hours); Zoology (eight semester-hours); Psychology ( three hours) ; English (six semester-hours); Sociology (six semester-hours); Mechanical Drawing (four semester-hours); Modern Language (eight semester-hours); Physical Education (four semester-hours). All credits count towards the degrees of Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science. PRE-JOURNALISM COURSE The following subjects are suggested for students expect– ing to prepare for journalism and also to enter a school of journalism: 1. Rhetoric (six semester-hours); 2. English (twelve semester-hours); 3. Modern or Classical Language (twelve or sixteen semes- ter-hours); 4. Botany (eight semester-hours); 5. Zoology (eight semester-hours); 6. Astronomy (three semester-hours); 7. Chemistry (eight semester-hours); 8. Geology (six semester-hours); 9. Geography (three semester-hours); 10. History (six semester-hours); 11. Economics (six semester-hours); 12. Political Science (six semester-hours); 13. Sociology (six semester-hours); 14. Ethics (three semester-hours); 15. Public Speaking (eight semester-hours); 16. Bible (six semester-ours). All credits count towards the degrees of Bachelor of Arts or Science. PRE-LAW COURSE The following subjects are suggested for students looking forward to pursuing a course in a school of law: 1. Rhetoric (six semester-hours);