University of Connecticut - Nutmeg Yearbook (Storrs, CT)

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THE COLLEGE OE INSURANCE The I-IarTTord IocaTed College oT Insurance, Tounded in I939, oTTers an insurance Degree program which covers a period oT Three years. The TirsT year The sTudenT musT Take The required courses in IiTe, casuaITy and Tire insurance. The second year spe- ciaIizaTion commences and elecTives perTinenT To The desired career in insurance are included. Each sTudenT has The opporTuniTy Tor original research in special problems under The supervision oT one oT The TacuITy, which numbers over ThirTy and is composed almosT enTirely oT iunior execuTives oT The I-IarTTord insurance companies. SixTy crediTs minimum are required Tor admission as candi- daTe Tor The degree oT Bachelor oT Science in Insurance Adminis- TraTion. Special sTudenTs wiTh suTTicienT experience, however, are admiTTed To The degree classes. Non-degree special courses are also given, Tor which There are no admission requiremenTs. I.asT year, The ToTaI enroIImenT Tor boTh The degree program and The special course program exceeded Three hundred. THE SCHOOL OF LAW The primary purpose oT The School oT Law is To prepare eligible sTudenTs Tor The pracTice oT law. I-Iowever, Training is also oTTered To selecTed young men and women Tor The various aspecTs oT busi- ness insurance, banking, Tinance and oTher Tields in which legal Training is oT value. Two programs oT sTudy are available: a Day Division curriculum which requires Tull Time aTTendance Tor Three years, and an Eve- ning Division curriculum which is held each evening and may be compleTed in a period oT Tour To six years, depending upon The sTudenT. A sTudenT aT The UniversiTy oT ConnecTicuT may secure an academic degree and a Bachelor oT Laws degree in six years IDay Divisionl, or seven years IEvening Divisionl provided he adheres To The regulaTions required Tor such a combinaTion. The School oT Law is a member oT The AssociaTion oT American Law Schools and is approved by The American Bar AssociaTion and The ConnecTicuT Bar Examining CommiTTee. IT has also been given accrediTed raTing by The UniversiTy oT The STaTe oT New York. 30 Laurence J. Ackerman, A.M., LL.B., Dean of The College of In- SUI'al1Ce. BerT E. Hopkins, Ph.B., LL.B., LL.M., J.S.D., Dean of The School of Law.