University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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and we can now make our contribution to it. Ed Langs 15

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A new life begins for the incoming freshman upon his arrival at the University. His next four years appear almost as an eternity after his first day of classes. He comes with the all-too-common question, what shall I do with my life? Father wants me to go into engineer- ing, but I would like to dabble in other fields and make my own decision. Of the fourteen schools and colleges available to the freshman, which one will he enter? Architecture and De- sign offers the artistically talented individual an opportunity to develop his skills further; Nursing and Physical Therapy provide a chance to help society; Lit. School has courses to meet almost every desire. Which, out of all these tempting choices, should I pick? What if I make the wrong decision? With the high academic standards upheld by the University, whichever field the freshman chooses to enter will prepare him for his future in the working world. The Bureau of Appointments will help him find employment unless he chooses to go on to graduate school. Here, too, he is faced with many choices medicine, dentistry, % law, social work, business administration, Rackham ' s varied program. The choice is made, and shortly afterward, another Michigan graduate takes his place among society ' s educated. 16