UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA


Missionary Alliance, Advent Christian, B'nai Israel, and Church of the Nazarene. Several
of these denominations maintain chapels adjacent to the campus. These include Crane
Hall (Roman Catholic), The Baptist Student Union, Wesley Foundation (Methodist),
Chapel of the Incarnation (Episcopal), Westminster Fellowship, the Presbyterian Student
Center, The Church of Christ, B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation (Jewish), and the Lutheran
Student Association. All of the chapels carry on extensive programs of vital interest to
University students.
 TRANSPORTATION

 The city is served by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and the Seaboard Air Line
Railway. A schedule of daily bus service, with connections to all points in the United
States, is maintained by the Florida Motor Lines and Trailway Tour Bus Lines. Eastern
Air Lines serves Gainesville with daily flights with connections to all parts of the United
States.
 ORGANIZATION OF THE UNIVERSITY
 GOVERNMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY
 Direct supervision over the University of Florida, its policies and affairs is vested in
the Board of Control, a body composed of seven citizens from different regions of the
state who are appointed by the Governor for a four year term. All actions of the Board
of Control are subject to the final approval by the State Board of Education, composed
of the Governor, who is chairman, the Secretary of State, the Treasurer, the Attorney
General and the Superintendent of Public Instruction, secretary.
 University affairs are administered by the president with the advice and assistance
of the Academic Council and the Administrative Council. The legislative body of the
University is the University Senate.

 UNDERGRADUATE INSTRUCTION
 THE LOWER DIVISION

 The University College administers all of the work for the freshman and sophomore
years, offering a program which includes the basic comprehensive courses in the major
areas of knowledge and the courses prerequisite to the advanced work in the colleges and
schools of the Upper Division. Upon the successful completion of the University College
program, a student receives the Certificate of Associate of Arts.

 THE UPPER DIVISION

 The College of Agriculture offers curricula in all of the major fields of agriculture
and grants the degree Bachelor of Science in Agriculture.
 The College of Architecture and Allied Arts offers curricula in architecture, building
construction, landscape architecture, interior design, painting and drawing, commercial
art, crafts, and costume design, and confers the degrees of Bachelor of Architecture,
Bachelor of Building Construction, Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Bachelor of
Design, Bachelor of Fine Arts, and Bachelor of Applied Arts.
 The College of Arts and Sciences offers curricula leading to degrees of Bachelor
of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with opportunities
for specializing in all liberal art fields. It gives many of the courses in mathematics,
science, social sciences and humanities required in the curricula of other colleges.
 The College of Business Administration offers curricular programs leading to the
degree Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with specialization in all of the