Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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Chicago t Medical College. Cor. Prairie Avenue and 26th Street, CHICAGO. Medical Departme of Morthtoegtefn University SESSION ' 31-32, N. S. Davis, M. D., LL D., Dean. The thirty third annual course of instruction trill begin Tuesday, September 29th, [ ' 91, and close Tuesday, April 261)1, 1892. The course of instruction is graded, s ' udents being divided into first, second and third year classes, with four year course ptional. Applicants for admission must present diplomas or certificates from recognized colleges, schools of science, academies, high schools, or teachers ' certificates of the first or second grade, or sustain a preliminary examination. The method of instruction is conspicuously practical and is applied in the wards of Mercy Hospital daily, at the bedside of the sick, and in the amphitheater of St. Luke ' s Hospital, also in the amphitheaters of the College and in the South Side- dispensary attached to the College, where upwards of fourteen thousand patients are treated annually. Fees : $100 a year, which covers everything, except a deposit against breakage in Chemical Laboratory, amounting to $5 first year and $3 second year (both return- able). Hospitals : Mercy, $6 for third year students ; St. Luke ' s ' $5 for second year students. No fee is charged for the extra quizzing of the Students done in classes. For further information or announcement address, FRANK BILLINGS, M. D., SECY, 235 State Street, CHICAGO, ILL. PRftNK ft. riOWftRD, -+ PHARMACIST, - §3 Davis Street, Qor. Benson Avenue, EVANSTON, ILL. Telephone n°-21.