Phillips University - Phillipian Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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MENTAL The college student gives four or more years of his life to pre- paring himself for the future. While he participates in many kinds of preparation Within that block of time, none is so impor- tant as the learning processes he goes through. H i g h 'academic standards at Phillips University are set and maintained by the fac- ulty and administration in order to prepare the student more fully in his chosen field. Many hours of his college life are spent in the classroom and in the exclusive company of books. He is stimu- lated by challenging classroom presentations and outside contact with interested faculty members. He finds laboratory situations, volume-laden libraries, 'and many possibilities for specific observa- tion at his disposal. Approxi- mately 8 semesters, 144- weeks, 720 days, and 5,760 hours accu- mulate in his effort to master a subject. This aspect of the life of every student remains that of the greatest importance during his college career.