The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1900-11-01
Agricultural College Of Utah
Logan, Utah,


The Agricultural College Of Utah
opened Sept. 18th under the most au-
spicions circumstances. The hrildlr -
had been repaired and thoroug
novated throughout. New class rooms
had been furnished with the best modern
settees, and other changes had been
made which greatly add TO the facili-
ties Of the institution
The faculty has been increased so
that all large classes are divided into
small sections, thereby enabling pro-
iessors TO give personal attention to the
individual requiem ents Of students,
insuring thorough and efficient work In
all the classes. The faculty numbers
80. all specialists in their respective
lines.
COURSES.
The following courses are offered -
Agricultural Course, four years; 2
Mechanical Engineering Course, four
years. Civil Engineering Course, four
years; 4 General Science Course, four
years.; Domestic Arts Course, four
years; 8 Commercial Course, four years
Short Commercial Course, two years;
8 Elementary Agricultural Course two
years;9 Manual Training Course, in
Domestic Arts, two years: 10 Manual
training Course in Mechanic Arts, three
years; II SuD-Freshman Course, one
year IL Special Five Months Course /;
10 Preparatory Course.
WINTER COURSE.
The Special Five Months or winter
courses begin on November 9th. The
work OF these courses Is 30 arranged
that students may take any subjects for
which they are prepared. They are OF
especial value to those who are unable
TO begin at the first OF the year. In ad :
dition to the regular work in mathema-
tics, English, geography, History, etc. F.,
courses are also provided for in agricul-
ture and allied subjects, in domestic
arts, in commercial branches, and in
manual training
EQUIPMENT.
The College buildings comprise the
Main Building, the Experiment Station
Building, the Mechanic Arts Building,
the Dormitory, the Conservatory, the
Veterinary Laboratory, the Model Barn,
the Poultry Building, and residences fol
the President of the College, the Direct
or Of the Experiment Station, aud the
Farm Superintendent, and cottage fol
farm laborers. The chemical and min
sralogical, the physical, and the bio
: logical laboratories are equipped with
g the necessary apparatus for thorough
scientific work. For the work in en-.
q cheering and in mechanic and domesti,
arts. there are well equipped workshops
z kitchens, sewing rooms, and labors
tories. The library contains abou
eight thousand bound volumns an,
several thousand pamphlets. There |
also large reading room for the use o
students.
PRACTICAL WORK.
SO far as practicable, students in TIA
!. different technical courses apply th
E principles of the class room to tn
practical work which is provided for o.
n the farm, in the garden and orchards
in the dairy, in the workshops, in tn
kitchen and sewing rooms, in the count
n ing house, ard in the scientific lab
oratoriea. Students who take the man
ual training courses are prepared 70
skilled labor in carpentry, blacksmith
ing, dairying, cooking, millinery, an
" dressmaking,
Tuition is free. An entrance fee G
81, and small library fee to cove
cost OF materials used in the laborator
e les, are required. Board can be had II
private families at from so 80 to $50
a per week, In College Dormitory, tn
a cost is from 81 % to So.
1t For catalogues and further informa
: ton, address, W. j. Keer, President
Logan, Utah.