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has no value as an additional credit unless it has been pursued in a class distinct from American History: only one credit can be allowed for Manual Training: the Sciences, must have included full laboratory work: and single credits in Language cannot be recognized. I t should be understood that many of the better universities demand four years of Language fsome of them four years of Latinj for admission to their A. B. courses. The completion of two years of Language, how- ever, with certain other units, admits to the scientific or mathematical degree courses of most higher institutions. i The Academy will be glad to co-operate most heartily in preparing boys for the college of their parents' choice: but, U' at all possible, this decision should be reached before the cadet entersihis Junior or third year of preparatory school work. I Attention should be called to the fact that in some secondary schools graduation is not based upon the completion of courses rep- resented by any such selected list of units as those here specified. That is to say, a diploma from one school stands for one thing, while a diploma from another school may stand for something quite differ- ent. As can readily be seen, the college cares nothing for the diploma itself. No college will admit a boy merely on a diploma. It always insists on being informed, in detail, as to what the diploma represents. If it represents what the college requires, well and good: if not, it is worthless for that particular purpose. The Castle Heights diploma represents what the reputable university demands. What is required to graduate from the Academy is what the college requires to enter. A I CERTIFICATION PRIVILEGES ' A few colleges, Yale, Princeton, Harvard, and certain others, make it a point to accept no students from any secondary school ex- cept after examination. The great majority of the American colleges, however. do accept the certified statement of certain accredited Secondary Schools, and thus, provided that the applicant ha's done the required Work. admit him without examination. By virtue of its standing as a member of the Southern Association of Schools and Colleges, and on account of its enviable scholastic reCOI'Cl, Castle Heights is able to assure its graduates of the widest Cefiiiieetien Privileges. In fact, by certification, Academy graduates 39
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