A MULTITUDE OF OFFERINGS

 THAT LEAD TO CAREERS

 To leave the University College and become a junior, a student must have
a minimum of 64 credit hours, and an overall C average. After this, the figure
may vary somewhat, depending upon the requirements of the school or college
of your choice, as to when you graduate.
 After University College, there are many and varied fields open for the
student at Florida.
 The University of Florida maintains the following colleges and schools:
College of Agriculture, College of Engineering, College of Architecture and
Allied Arts, College of Arts and Sciences, College of Business Administration,
College of Education, School of Forestry, School of Journalism, College of
Law, College of Pharmacy, and College of Physical Education and Health.

 Courses at the University of Florida include:


Accounting
Advertising
Aeronautical Engineer-
 ing
 Agricultural Chemistry
 Agricultural Economics
 Agricultural Education
 Agricultural Engineering
 Air Conditioning and Re-
 frigeration
 Animal Husbandry
 Animal Nutrition
 Anthropology
 Architecture
 Art
 Astronomy
 Bacteriology
 Banking
 Biology
 Botany
 Building Construction
 Business Administration
 Business or Commercial
 Education
 Cancer Research
 Chemical Engineering
 Chemistry
 Civil Engineering
 Classical Languages
 Coaching
 Commercial Art
 Commercial Pharmacy
 Communications Engi-
 neering
 Corporation Finance
 Dairy Husbandry
 Dairy Manufacture
 Drama
Drugstore Management


Economics Laws
Education Management
Electrical Engineering Marketing
Elementary Education Mathematics (pure and
English applied)
Entomology Mechanical Engineering
Executive Secretaryship Meteorology
Farm Management Music
Finance Naval Stores Chemistry
Fine Arts Newspaper Management
Floriculture News Writing and
Foreign Trade Editing
Forest Management News-Editorial
French Ornamental Horticulture
Fruit Production Pharmacy
Game and Wild Life Pharmacognosy
 Management Pharmacology
Genetics Pharmaceutical Chem-
General Agriculture istry
Geography Physical Education
Geology Painting
German Philosophy
Guidance and Counseling Physical Education
Health Education Physics
Health and Physical Edu- Political Science
 cation Portuguese
History Poultry Husbandry
Horticulture Plant Pathology
Industrial Arts Educa- Psychology
 tion Public Administration
Industrial Engineering Public Finance
Insurance Public Health Engineer-
Inter-American Affairs ing
Internal Combustion En- Radio Broadcasting
 gines Radio Engineering
Journalism Radio News-Advertising
Junior College Teaching Radio Programming
Landscape Architecture Radio Station Manage-
Latin-American Affairs ment