University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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The College of Liberal Arts has designed its program to provide students with a wider scope of intellectual acquaintance, while the School of Law thrives on the realization that it is instilling within its students the fundamental codes by which the nation has been made great. The School of Engineering sends forth the opportunity for one of the most promising careers in today ' s world, and the School of Education is based on the desire to give its majors the necessary understanding for their selected professions.

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on solid ground, with years of tradition and integrity to sub- stantiate its worthy claims. With founders who were able to foresee the potential which was later to become one of the most respected and applauded institutions in the nation, the Univer- sity of Mississippi is able to point with pride to its offerings, and especially to those pertaining directly to academic standings. It seeks to present a diversified and broadening curriculum, enabling its students to find for themselves what is more appro- priate and meaningful for their own demands.

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The School of Medicine is able to offer the complete program in its accredited courses, and the School of Pharmacy with its facilities endows the future pharmacists with the vast scope of learning for this specialized study. With an eye for the increasing job opportunities in the field, the School of Commerce and Business Administration makes possible instruction courses r ang- ing from secretarial science to public relations, and the Graduate School advances the individual ' s learning into deeper concentration on his major work.