University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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BOTANY STUDENTS MUST LEARN TO RECOG- NIZE ALL THE LOCAL FLORA. T0 AID IN LEARNING THIS KNOWL- EDGE. THE LAB TAKES FREQUENT FIELD TRIPS. AND THE STUDENTS ARE QUIZZED ON THE TREES AND LEAVES W H I C H THEY SEE. The College 0t Arts: and Sciences which offers elthcr the degree of Bachelor of Arm or Bachelor of Sctuncu. Often serves as a Stepping stone mr those who wish to go on to Law School or Medical School. Thc studcntx spend a great dnal of their time in NicMickcn Hall. run- ning from history. language. and math classes on the third floor down 10 psychology and sociology classes in thc bascmcnt. and then back up again for English eco- nomics. or one of the other departments. In addition. they spend afturnotins in Libs in the Physics. Biology. 01' Chemistry Buildings. A liberal education for all iitu- dents enrolled in tho college is the rule of the school which requires that all candidates for a degree take courses in each of tht: major FICIdS. At the end of sophomore year. each student is n'- quired to select a major Field and from that time on most of his timu is spent taking courses in that dcpartmmt and getting to know the professors. Seniors look for ward to or dread thc final comprehensive rxams 0r IhL' special problems which arc the last obstaclc they must pass buforc they receive their degrees. These special proh- lcms are often an indcpcndcnt rcscarch project under- taken hy the seniors.

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