Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Rutcgers Qollecgc, NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY, On Me Pefzmiiflzfafzzlz IKIAIEEIYYIZIZI, fhlliflf'-Ulla' nzz'!e.v from .New York azzdjffg'-11z'1ze miler fiom I'hz'!mfaf,frhz'rz. UTGERS COLLEGE having a Faculty of twenty-hve Professors, is organized in two departments. The Ctlassical Eepartment. Prizes of four hundred dollars and three hundred and hfty dollars for the best two entrance examinations are given each year. The classical course of study is broad and thorough. For two years the studies are prescribed. After the Sophomore year certain studies, a part of each student's work, are prescribed, but every provision is made by a system of electives for personal choice of the studies to which he will give his chief atten- tion during the last two years of his course. Che Scientific Eepartmeiit. This department, by a special act of Legislature, has been made the New jersey 'tState College for the benefit of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts. It offers six distinct courses of study: I. A course in Agriculture. II. A course in Civil Engineering and Mechanics. III. A course in Chemistry. IV. A course in Electricity. V. A course in Biology. VI. A Winter lecture course in Agriculture. In this department scholarships, free of expense for tuition, are assigned to students from the State of New jersey, as follows: I. Students to the number of forty, recommended by the superintendents of schools in each county, who pass the required examination. These free scholarships are distributed in proportion to population. II. Ten additional scholarships at large to students, residents of New Jersey, passing the required examinations. III. A free scholarship for each Assembly district each year. All students who may pass the entrance examination, held at the respective county court house the first Saturday in june, will be admitted. Under the United States law of the goth of August, 1890, appropriating fifteen thousand dollars annually and one thousand dollars additional each year until the annual sum shall amount to twenty-five thousand dollars, excellent facilities for instruction as well as apparatus are being secured. Many students come by train daily. Recitations from 9 A.M. to r P.M. For College Catalogues, Reports of the Scientific Department, special circulars or any required information, address I. S. UPSON, A.M., Registrar. AUSTIN scoTT, Ph.D., 1.l..D., President. iii

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