University of Maryland School of Medicine - Terrae Mariae Medicus (Baltimore, MD)

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«CD3 ffiy.OCO THE BEGINNING W LOOK BEN, ALL I ' M TRYING TO SAY IS WAT BY TAKING NOTHING BUT PRB ' MED COURSES, YOU’RE MISSING OUT ON TAB ZEAL VALUE OF A LIBERAL ARTS EDUCATION! rTHT PREPARING VOWSELF 10 ' SB A DOCTOR SAOULDNT . PRECLUDE DEVELOPING YOURSELF AS A PERSON! A GOOD DOCTOR IS MORS THAN OUST A TECHMOAN- ... HE ' S A HUMANIST! THATS RIDICULOUS! A DOCTOR NEEDS SKILLS!! I ' M NOT GOING TO IN - n DUL6E IN INTELLECTUAL [1 FINGER-TAINTING! MY geu rr, FUTURE PATIENTS -TWn ' ' c [[[ DESERVE BETTER! just W GOODMORNING, MR JONES! YOUVE GOT ACUTE CEREBRAL HEMCRRHA61NG! CARE TO DISCUSS FAULKNER? 1 t UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL OF MEDICINE BALTIMORE. MARYLAND 21201 COMMITTEE ON ADMISSIONS November 12, 1975 TELEPHONE: ' 3011 526.7«e Mr. William Joseph Oktavec 3613 Lyndale Avenue Baltimore, Maryland - 21213 Dear Mr. Oktavec, It is with very great pleasure that the Committee on Admissions is able to offer you a place in the Class of 1980 , entering the School of Medicine in September, 1976. This offer is contingent upon the satisfactory completion of the requirements for entrance as stated in our current catalog and the satisfactory completion of all college courses as stated in your application. The Committee assumes that you will maintain your present high level of scholarly achievement. A reply to this offer, at your earliest convenience, would be appreciated. This offer does expire two weeks from the above date . In order to matriculate, a remittance of Fifty Dollars ($50.00), by check or money order, drawn to the University of Maryland , should be returned to the Committee. This remittance, an advanced deposit of $50.00 on your tuition, will be credited to your first semester charges when you register. In the event that you withdraw before registration, it will be returned upon request . You will receive a receipt for the amount sent us. This receipt must be presented to the Comptroller ' s Office at the time of registration in order that it can be credited to your first semester ' s charges. For the purposes of tuition, our records show you to be classified as a resident. Prior to matriculation in September, the University requires that you have sent to this Office, official transcripts of al 1 courses taken in college including those to be completed this academic year. It is with great pleasure that we are looking forward to having you with us at the School of Medicine. Si ncerely yours , Ijl c — ✓ Mu AAm— COMMITTEE ON ADMISSIONS Willard M. Allen, M.D. Chai rman WMA ajb CC: Dr. Graham 16