CATALOG 1952-1953


 American Area Studies Program:
 Freshman Year Hours
1. Am erican Institutions .................................... 8
2. Physical Sciences ........ ................ ............... 6
3. Reading, Speaking and Writing-
 Freshm an English ........................................ 8
4. Logic and Mathematics ............................. 6
5. Foreign Language .................................. 6
6. Military; Physical Fitness ..................... 2
Adviser: Dr. Harry R. Warfel.


 Latin American Area Studies:
 Freshman Year
1. Am erican Institutions .......................
2. Physical Sciences ............ ...... .........
3. Reading, Speaking and Writing-
 Freshm an English ......................................
4. Logic and Mathematics .......................
5. Spanish ........... ..... ................ .........
6. M military; Physical Fitness .......................
Adviser: Dr. D. E. Worcester.


Hours
.. 8
.. 6

 8
 6
 ... 6
 ... 2


 Sophomore Year Hours
1. Humanities ..................... ................ 8
2. Biological Sciences ........... ............................. 6
3. H Y 323-325 .................................................... 6
4. EH 201-202 ............................................... ..... 6
5. Foreign Language .......................................... 6
6. Military; Physical Fitness ......................... 2




 Sophomore Year Hours
1. H um anities ........................................ .. 8
2. Biological Sciences ....................................... 6
3. HY. 323-325 or HY. 245-246 ................... 6
4. ES. 205-206 ..................................................... 6
5. Spanish .............................. ....... ........ 6
6. Military; Physical Fitness ............................ 2


 Program in Social Administration: Students preparing for this program in the
University College should follow the basic program for Arts and Sciences students as
outlined above. University College electives should be selected from the following
courses: ATG. 211-212, ES. 203, ES. 205-206, HY. 202, PCL. 201, PSY. 201, SY. 201
and SCH. 201. Interested students are referred to a more detailed description of this
program in the College of Arts and Sciences section of this catalog. Adviser: Dr. J. M.
Maclachlan.
 Pre-professional Training in International Relations: Students preparing for United
States Department of State examinations for the position of Foreign Service Officer and
similar positions should follow the basic program for Arts and Sciences students as
outlined above during their first two years. Electives in the University College should
include at least one foreign language. For more complete information the student is
referred to the description of this program in the College of Arts and Sciences section
of this catalog. Adviser: Dr. F. H. Hartmann.

 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

 To enter the College of Business Administration and to register for a Curriculum
in Business Administration or for the Curriculum in Public Administration, students are
required to complete the curriculum below or the equivalent thereof in each of the
courses or areas of knowledge listed including the following:
 ES. 205-206-Basic Economics
 ATG. 211-212.-Elementary Accounting
 ES. 203-Elementary Statistics
 MS. 208.-Business Mathematics
 Freshman Year


 First Semester Hours
-American Institutions ........................... 4
The Physical Sciences ............................... 3
Logic or Mathematics .............................. 3
-Reading, Speaking and Writing-
Freshman English ...................................... 4
-Approved Electives ....... ..................... 3
Military Science; Physical Fitness ........ 1
 15-18


 Second Semester Hours
 1.-American Institutions .............................. 4
*2.-The Physical Sciences .............................. 3
*3.-Mathematics or Logic .............................. 3
4.-Reading, Speaking and Writing-
 Freshman English ................................ 4
 5.- Approved Electives ................................... 3
 Military Science; Physical Fitness ........ 1
 15-18