Elizabeth College - Caps and Belles Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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lg beth College adopted an advanced course as compared with those of the average college in the South. 3.99 The college adopted at the same time the policy of employing experienced teachers of thorough collegiate and advanced post graduate training. ' .aw .ar The public appreciated the advantages of this policy from the start and the institution has enjoyed a very select and discriminating patronage. T the beginning of its history Eliza- 3.99 ln the Spring of 1903 another advanced step was taken. The institution adopted a curriculum for the Bachelor of Arts degree equal to that of the best universities of the South, and strengthened all departments. 3.55 The college is entering a new epoch in its history and proposes to meet faithfully the highest educational ideals of our times and expects to see this policy as fully en- dorsed as its first effort to advance the stan- dard of education for women in the South.

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- 1 l 1 ,- , l , .11 Q GEKARD CONSEKVATOKY. The .GBIBIU U0llSBlV8l0I'yl18S Flllll UlSllII0l AllV3lll8g8S lst, It has not merely a Well organized depart- ment of music, but a separate, Well-equipped Con- servatory Building devoted exclusively to music. 2d, The Conservatory has a distinct individual life, having a separate faculty under the man- agement ,of a director of eminent abilities. 3rd, Every department in the Conservatory is in charge of a specialist of extended experi- ence in that department. 4th, The Conservatory is associated With the College and its students live in the College at- mosphere. It follows that the students have the advan- tage of instruction under specialties and of the refining influence of College life.