Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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4 Another phase ol' the University is the Summer Session during which students ean receive advanced training or make up lost credits. This year il, takes on added signilieanee, not as a special session, but as an integral part, ol' the sehool year. Wall' has put the entire university on a twelve month basis. l'Inrollment, which has steadily inereased, is expected to reaeh an all time high this summer. l'Iven less familiar than the summer session to the undergraduates, is the graduate sehool, open to properly qualified students who wish to obtain advanced degrees or eomplete researeh work. It is here, in the ad'minist,rat,ive department, that the standards for the students are established, and general polieies and ultimate ohjeetives are lormulated. The department, realizes t.he necessary attributes of a person who graduates from Northwestern, and its polieies are set up with these l'0qllil'ClIl0lllS in mind. Xlu, ll nun NX l'l n N l nf- l'nwnlw11l unfl lilnrvfvww llnn.: 1 Inn-Ihu l xt Xlu l 41 f if-,ffl it 11: If m I lln lam in x uftflf rn rt tm, Nuiuunvx lluuux lm lm., lUr.'.l.n uf I nrlwrmlx fwflr'r'f'1lrl:f li,-,,,, 1 fo fl X I I :I lhwui uf Nnrurrlvf Nfmnl f 4,,1sff,,,-.'1,. flf l