Clark University - Pasticcio Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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N gi . Y ii - i r -fe gym ----W v- if p X fl CLARK UNIVERSITY 5 Til, ' 5 . . . it FFERS, at moderate expense, a thorough collegiate training lead- sgw ing to the degree of Bachelor of Arts. The scholastic require- N . . , ments for the degree are one hundred and twenty semester hours credit in addition to Physical Training, with a rank above the bottom quarter of the Yip class in three-iifths of the work. K In a limited number of departments, work is offered leading to the Til degrees of Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy. hx The presence of a proportionately large graduate student body offers fx inducement to undergraduates for high standards of work. ,Til Small classes and a relatively large faculty allow close acquaintance lim with heads of departments. li Undergraduates are encouraged to carry as full a schedule of courses Q, as they are able and still maintain an average in the upper third of their Xl . . . , . . . . . - H classes. Th1S permits those with sufficient ability to hnish the course in 'fi three years. ' iix The University's Summer School allows other ambitious students to 1 c X obtain extra credits suilicient to earn the degree in three and one-half years. fl An endowment above the average, given for the specific purpose of lx keeping the expense of an education low allows the tuition to be held at .A ' i c c i , c i i i c L only fIS150.00, including a tax of 510.00 in support of student activities. X Twenty Jonas G. Clark Memorial Scholarships of 5100.00 each are ix available for entering freshmen who have graduated in the upper quarter X of their preparatory school class. Ten similar scholarships are available for Til each of the three upper classes in college. it ' NX i N -G -S H- f it Nl li V ri y . 5212.917 A73 1-YK Af? 17' 'ITT' --fi '7' T-112 if-YK 11541

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F OREWORD an The generous patronage of the business firms whose advertisements appear in the following pages is deeply appreciated by the editors. No college year book of merit can meet the multitudinous expenses without the hearty cooperation of its local business firms. The' Worcester merchants have realized this need and have contributed both willingly and generously. i We strongly urge all PASTICCIO supporters to read these advertisements and to patronize their donors. One good turn deserves another! , f H531

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