High School of Commerce - Caravel Yearbook (New York, NY)

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X 1 2 I 1 ...-..J.....a--1.-.-..+-.-...k-H., Q L I l L..,.,.,.. ,, VVe have no dill-leulty in placing the young men graduates of our Complete Commercial Course IN Pos1T1oNs THAT PAY FRoM 4 of S40 to S100 Per lVlontl1 to leggin 4. Gpen During the Entire Year l Call or Write for Catalogue Eastman-Gaines School 123d St. and Lenox Ave. NEW YORK

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Zjie Packard Commercial School L t' nd New Building lltljzilingfdilil ihovlianiile and 35th Street New Building.-Strictly fire-proof, automatic teinperaturc regu- lation,scientii'ic ventilating system, air filter, humidifier, electric elevators. 1 . vacuum c eaning, filtered drinking Water, hot and cold water in all lava- tories. Every requisite for the safety, health, and comfort of its students. All Commercial Branches-Bookkeeping, Business Practice. Bank- ing, Rapid Calculations, Business Arithmetic, Correspondence, Peinnan- ship, Civil Government, Commercial Law, Shorthand, Typewriring. etc. Individual instruction. Enter. at any time without diszulvziiitaige. P d . . . . .. rogress epends upon individual effoit and ability. Day School Opens Tuesday, Sept. 3, 1912 Evening School Opens Monday, Sept. 23, 1912 Sena' for Prospectus IV No So!1'i'1'1f,-pi

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University Education for Business REPARATIQN for business should be as complete and thorough as preparation for law, medicine, or any other - 5 . . . profession It should include not merely training in tech- nical subjects but also broad instruction in the general principles C 3 - A I, . . of Accounting Finance and Commerce. Fhese principles should a . be illustrated by concrete examples from actual practice. New Yor niverslty School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance Has for twelve years given such a preparation for business. Designed at the start to provide training for Public Ae- countancy, it has constantly broadened and enlarged its scope with- out losing sight of its original purposes. v At the present time over eighty courses are given in the various fields of Finance, Accounting, Commerce, Law, Business English. Journalism and Commercial Languages. Among these are nianx' highly specialized courses in Real Estate, Investments, Corporation Reports, Transportation, Advertising, Business lfliiciency and the like. Beginning with ,next year, morning courses will he given. thus providing a complete course of study for those who can devote all their time to the work of the School. The B. C S. degree 15 QIVCH upon successful completion ot the two-rear tl'n' course or the three-year evening course. The new Preliminary Circular of the School contains at great deal of information that will be valuable toian enter any form of business life, whether he desires to continue his educatio f h ' s s ' i - n art er than the high school or not. lhis bulletin will be sent free upon request. Address the Secretary, New York University School of Cinn- merce, Accounts and Finance. Yone who expects to JOSEPH FRENCH ,lOl-lNSUN, Dean. 32 hV1l'K't'l'lj' Place, New York kiitx.