The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-08-09
VILLA THE UNIVERSITY OFFERS
TO YOUNG MEN.
,c-.o1 Corraspondence of THE PROGRESSIVE
lSP0Oi RME

letters have been received at Chapel
Hill inouiring what the University
offors To Young men. Let us answer
This question briefly, for the benefit OF
the thousands who have not written
and who do not know 10Y easily Cney
NAV secure within North CaroIln3
the very best opportunities for a oroao
and liberal culture,
THE FFERS TO YOUNG E
1. Five general courses of study, eacn
differing from he other, and each tur-
nishing a broad liberal education.
There are a Latin and Greek course, a
Latin course, a Science course, a Liter
ary course, and a Mathematics (or En-
gineering) course. Each of these courses
secures a degree, and requires ordlnarlc
ly four years OF study. The variety OF
courses is intended to meet the neeoS
of various young men VINO nave UIlI6r-
emit kinds of preparation and different
nurnoses in life. In each course the
students of the first two years are fixed,
Init the studies of the last two years
NAV be selected mainly by the student
under the advice Of the Faculty. a
student is thus enabled, not only to
select a course Of study carefully
arranged to give him general culture,
but also to shape that course by wise
-oIooLs~, -, III, LIST two Z-.orS 90 as r.
e 80 60 80 sna ,irI 11r0faseioY
2. Six brief courses Of study, each
recurring two years Cf study and ar
ranged for the benefit Of young men
who have not the time On the means TO
spend four years at college. These
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5. Three professional courses. in In
ginrrTiar. In Medicine and phervan-.
and in Low. Each Of these ..Hrrs.
furnish a-ee,-I technical traluiaru-a-r
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courses. these 81. --ai c,rf.r--= r.- in
any subject lra5 She student desires
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if lie -.-r.~- 4 great rr-.v e-r# r..s
hara aiken aea. eear-- in chem
try. 4 ing themselves 10 b. chemists.
will. hers have taken =rac.eI courses
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ciaI advanced Crainiag IT, l.thaus1'.es
better for professional lie. or Egr I..r
arv careers or Tor teaching nco..-o-.
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needy young men OF talent and cl1r
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. 10 "iLefS ioanS o. money TO toe
very mccoy VINO snow unusual talent.
! IL oHeEs rec IulIloo TO younS men
aIl.cos4 WIN o34ny IIHc1hnGE, 20 coma
g.e Euol-c 2N-OoL tt9CH1lS 10 0Ae sons
ct al! preachers, and To young men IN
tending 20 teeone preachers
D. IL oIHef5 advanced inSJTUCflon
Tree 10 IN? graduates Of colleges.
Inc university OHeFS an equipment,
Whlch IS q guaranty OF good honest
WORK; ITS equipment Includes:
l. a @cuiIy OF twenty-five profess
OIS anu INSTRUCTORS VINO represent the
culture ct twenty o. I4e foremost
AtIeI H gnu E4rop4a OnIyerslIles
2: rive Sclentlac L~a0oratorles, on
winch ten thousand dollars nave been
expended recently, supplied With mod
eTn apparatus for training as we'll as
HIusGratlon. Lhere are laboratories IN
chemistry, Geology, MIneralOgy and
Physics.
5. A Library OF thirty thousand vol
umes, open i've hours daily to all stu
dents: