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i v 1 J N 1 i i vi' l l 5 K. C. C. School of Applied Science HE idea for the inception of the School of Applied Science was the training of young men and women for a greater degree of profess' ional success as Osteopathic Physicians in the field. The majority, by far, of the students matriculating in K. C. C. are students who have had previous college training-and who for the most part desire to I add to their liberal education by taking extrafcurriculum Work. There U, is no such thing as too much eclucationg it broadens the individual and .gi leads to greater success, and every doctor needs a liberal education, as well as a thorough education in his particular profession. Many of the sudents entering the Kirksville Osteopathic College i are very young, in fact, just out of high school, and in many instances it is better that the young student spend one or two years getting some preliminary college training before starting the study of Osteopathy. l With this purpose in view, the School of Applied Science was founded, l and for those students desiring additional college training, the situation l is admirable, for while taking this extra college work, the atmosphere is i distinctly osteopathic. Thus the School of Applied Science is a very E valuable addition to the College. l The School of Applied Science has a very promising future. Its ' schedule is such that it will meet with the highest needs of the student. l The Kirksville College of Osteopathy, Arts and Sciences has taken its l place along with other institutions of higher learning, and will lead the student into a broader, bigger, better understanding of the problems ' of life. l STANLEY G. BANDEEN, Dean. l l l lff' 'l ' 3 Page 102
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