Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-21

ate1 high school IN Oruer 10 save NH'N
Graduates Of the Sam Houston normal.
A. K NJ college. and holders OF hrst-
grade state certificates are admitted on
the same footing as graduates OF ap-
proved high schools.
Fees and expcnscs-On inatriculation
each student VIII pay $50, which admits
him to any or all departments for amy
number Of years, Board. with iur
uished room, can he obtained in Austin
M from S13 to 500. and In Breckenridge
Hail the cost Of living including every
thing. has been reduced to Sl3 per
month. ,,,>r
Students are expected to conduct them
selves properly and attend regularly to
an duties. In case of misconduct OF neg
lect the faculty will use appropriate
means Of discipline.
The University Of Texas Is open to
young women upon the same terms anu
conditions as apply to young men; but
tho Young women are entitled to the pres
ence in the faculty of lady. who can
counsel them, visit them when sick, etc
The regents in the appointment Of Mrs,
Kirby as lady assistant have fully met
these obligations.
SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION..
The courses leading to degrees have
been recently much liberalized leaving
horizons OF Inc NuIh pRtA ~ lNnlAtu UT
unlimited choice. The system is that
known as the Course system. A full
course In any school means three hours
weekly throughout the scholast year
Courses offered are Of three kinds For
undergraduates, for advanced undergrad
yates and graduates. The four under
graduate classes are retained and serve
10 designate the amount of work COM
Melted. Until the completion of 1--WE full
courses. a student Is classed as Fresh
man; until that Of ten, as Sophomore;
until that of fifteen, as junior; until that
Of twenty (graduation), as senior. The
prescribed courses are arranged In groups.
leading respectively to the Baccaaure-
ate degree In arts Oh. A.. Ia literature
ne. IitD, in science (B. Sell and the
degree G. Il. In civil engineering. The
satisfactory completion Of twenty full
courses is the requirement for either of
these degrees.
ing to n certificate of letters, has also
been established.
II the student has taken the under
graduate course in pedagogy, mention of
the fact will be made in his diploma.
Students are urged to choose their
crop of courses. and the electives" with
In the grGtp with care and under advice.
For requirements for degree Of master
Of arts see catalogue
DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE.
The building is large and modern in
its equipments; three large ainphitheat-
nrs anatomical, chemical, physiUlopical
Astrological and astrological and lac,
THEOLOGICAL Laboratories, museums. libra nv
etc. The equipment is going on con-
stantly and rapidly, and no efforts will
b, spared to piece this department upon
the highest plane of excellence.
The John Seuly hospital donated TO tbo
university by the city of Galvestonl fur.
ntshas ample resources for clinics. which
ara given daily throughout the entirn
course. Much attention is also deyote6
TO bedside instructions.
The Faculty--Eight professors and one
assistant; eight lecturers 0nd two dem
onstrntors.
The course extends over three years.
Is maintained at the highest standard
consists Of full dilactic lectures from
chairs of anatomy, physiology and nv.
riene, pathology, chemistry aud toxirol.
ogy, materia medica and theraneulics.
practice Of medicine, surgery and obsfet.
RIGS and gynecology, with demonstration
and practical work in each
Special lectureshlps on physical ding.
nosis. disease of the mind and nervous
system. diseases of the eye. ear. throat
ard no.l, diseases of the skin. medical
Jurisprudence and history of medicine
All OF these subjects, except the last
two. are also treated clinically.
REQUIREMENTS OF ADMISSION
Concerning entrance, examinations and
exemptions from same, see catalogue.
Copies of the catalogue and particular
information may be obtained from the
secretary Of the faculty, Jas. Il. Clark.
Austin, Tex. or FROM the provost OF
the medical faculty, j. p. Johnson, Gal,
weston, Tex.