Boston University School of Management - Syllabus Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Armstrong Transfer Company Baggage and Automobile Service at all Railroad Stations dt A Purchase your railroad tickets in advance and let us check your baggage to destination thereby saving you the trouble of re- checking at the station. Tele- phone baggage orders Beach 7400 and our truck Will call-. Prompt attention guaranteed. dl BROOKLINE OFFICE 1308 Beacon Street Brookline Telephone Brookline 3020 GENERAL OFFICE F ritz-Carlton Hotel 1138 Boylston Street Entrance to the Fens Boston, Mass. M. E. FRITZ, Pn'.rl?l'r'11! mm' Trcaxnrc: NV. A. ARIEL, Illflzlngvrr NEW YORK HOUSE Hotel Iroquois 49 West 44th Street New York City M. E. FRITZ, Pl'f,VlTI,L'Ilf and Trca.mrcr C. C. SOEST. Illanagcr WASHING'DON HOUSE T h e H a cl l e i g h Sixteenth Street at V and W Streets 271 Albany Street Boston Washington, D. C. Telephone Beach 7400 M. E. FRITZ, P1-om-num' YALE A BOWL QUESTIONS f,ffAXX Who: Can get a locker .ee . gee opened by Oscar? I XX QLDBN Nm- X, XXX ff!! UT-S D gglpg V w w When: Will Baicomb get a haircut ? fogwm 296020 .fhvfmf 103 SUMMER STREET 4' WINTER STREET 3 WEST STREET 1 SCHOOL STREET BOSTON, MASS. qLose his rubber collar lj What: Will happen to Dana if he takes a stiff course? 291

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T erhmkal, Liberal and Elhiml f'b7l7lIl'llfl.07l for Leaderrhzjf in Bu.fine.r.r The College of Business Administration B0 TON UNIVER ITY Offers thorough preparation for positions of responsibility in accountancy, domestic and foreign commerce, banking, insurance, journalism, advertising and salesmanshipg for the teaching of commer- cial subjects, and for the national civil service, especially in the Treasury Department, the Department of Commerce, and the consular and diplomatic service. 5026 Students Established in 1913 with 274 students, the College of Business Administration has consistently advanced in a position of leadership. It was the first College of Business Administration in New Eng- land to grant degrees for evening work 150 Instructors and to give courses in journalism, in Navigation and in Foreign Trade. It was the first American college to teach Employment Management and the first to open a complete branch in a foreign country. DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS Courses leading to the degree, Bachelor of Business Administrationy are avail- able to both day and evening students. All courses are open to qualified special students in the evening division. The Evening Division is in session from September to june. Except for short vacations the Day Division is in session throughout the calendar year. For catalogue, tuition rates and special information you are invited to write, telephone Back Bay, 8810, or call on EVERETT W. LORD, Dean, 525 BOYLSTON ST., BOSTON 17 MASS. Among the Subjects in which the College Specializes are: Accounting Current Events Advertising Corporation Finance American Economics Government English Grammar American Literature Englishliterature Argumentation Economic History Banking of U. S. Business English Employment Business Management Management Business Statistics Economics of Commercial Corporations Correspondence Factory Management Commercial Law Commercial Resources Credits and Collections Factory Nursing Foreign Trade Foreign Exchange Branch College at Havana, Cuba. French ' Far Eastern Markets German History of Commerce Investments Insurance Iournalism Latin American Markets Market Geography Marketing Money and Banking Navigation Newspaper Practice News Reporting Office Organization Summer Session Ocean Ship ing Personal Eiiliciency Psychology of Advertising Psychology of Business Public Speaking Real Estate Retail Store Management Railroad Transportation Salesmanship Salesmanagement Spanish Window Decoration at Ellsworth, Maine. 290

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