Collingwood District Collegiate Institute - Gleaner Yearbook (Collingwood, Ontario Canada)

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X The University of Western Qntario law- fiif.35ff.naas 5iis1es,sg5sss5:g5's535izFg5,r.iy,.1 -L - .- giisig - -so ' -Q i v WVHY STUDENTS LIKE ' WATERLOO COLLEGE 1. Students receive individual attention from competent faculty . . . There is an average of one faculty member for twelve students. 2. A friendly campus . . . with an enrolment of approximately 300 students, each soon becomes acquainted with all. 3. Numerous scholarships . . . these provide incentive and financial compensation for extra effort. 4. Modern accommodation . . . the new teaching and administration building is modernly and efficiently equipped. 5. A Christian atmosphere . . . helps gradu- ates become worthy citizens. 6. Ample opportunity for personal expres- sion . . . The large number of extra- curricular activities makes it possible for all students to participate in this important part of College life. 7. Good residence and board . . . available for both men and women. Modern new dining hall and kitchen. 8. Low cost . . . Waterloo's reasonable tui- tion, room and board rates bring a col lege education within easy reach: Tuition-as low as S275.00. Room and board per week- as low as S12.10. For information Phone or write Dean L. H. Schaus OFFERS THESE COURSES AT Waterlocn College BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Two of the four years of this popular Honours Course are given at Waterloo College. GENERAL ARTS A three-year General Arts Course serves as a preparation for Teaching, Law, Social Service Work, Theology, Business and lndustry, Library Work, and many other fields. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE The Secretarial Science Course given by the University of Western Ontario during the past 25 years has proved its ability to give girls a definite advan- tage in business. It is the same course, leading to the same degree, that is available to you at Waterloo College. LANGUAGES Waterloo College offers all four years of Honours Courses in English Lan- guage and Literature, English and French, English and Latin, French and Latin, French and German. On several occasions Waterloo students have won the University gold medal for lan- guages. SCIENCE The basic year of Science can be taken at Waterloo College leading to such specialized courses as Mathematics and Physics, Geology, Chemistry and Physics, and Biology. PRE-MEDICINE Waterloo students in Basic Science who achieve a high standing are ac- cepted for Pre-Medicine at the Univer- sity of Western Ontario. JOURNALISM Emphasis on special training for newspaper and literary work has made this a popular course. PRE-THEOLOGY Waterloo College offers a three-year General Arts Course specially designed for those preparing for the Christian Ministry. ECONOMICS and POLITICAL SCIENCE The first two years of this Honours Course can be taken at Waterloo Col- ege. HISTORY All four years of Honours History can be taken at Waterloo.

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