The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-02-01
Junior-15. IS hours elective.

| Junior-15 Is hours elective.
senior-12. Is hours elective.
! The proposed scheme requires that
| each student should have taken con-
| nected courses of grades A, B, and G in
| one and OF grades A and Is in the two
other departments
l. Languages and literature. IL.
| Mathematics and science. Ill Men
| tai, historical and political science.
The proposed scheme of curriculum
changes was presented to the corpora
ton in detail Wednesday. The various
definite requirements which are to be
insisted upon under the new provisions
are as follows:
l. A candidate for the degree of bach
elor of arts must successfully complete
courses aggregating sixty hours per
week through year, but under the fol-
lowing conditions:
Freshmen shall take fifteen hours per
week; sophomores and juniors from fiji.
teen to eighteen hours; seniors, at least
| twelve hours.
(a) A student will be enrolled in the
freshman class until he has completed
at least twelve hours of work; he will
then be enrolled in the sophomore class
until he has completed at lease twenty
six hours, including all requirements Of
freshman year; then in the junior class
until he has completed at least forty
one hours: then in the senior class I'M
til he has completed sixty hours.
o. A student who is enrolled as
freshman second year may, if he de-
sires, take eighteen hours.
(c) A student in any of the three up
per classes who desires to anticipate
course Of the class in which he is en-
rolled, by passing special examination
in it at the beginning of the year, must
apply to the dean in writing, not later
than September /, for such an examin-
alton. The privilege is not open to those
who have deficiencies due to failure in
courses previously taken.
A course thus anticipated may, with
the consent of the faculty, be counted
as part of the requisite sixty hours. In
its place the student may take an equal
number of hours from the courses open
to his own or to the next higher class,
If he is otherwise qualified to do so.
The course or courses chosen in place
of the one anticipated must be stated
in the application for the special exam
ination.
Members of the incoming class desir-
ing to avail themselves Of this privilege
must apply to the freshman committee,
which is given power to carry these pro-
visions into effect
8. Each student must complete or Of
fer the equivalent of connected courses
of grades A, B and aggregating at
least seven lrours, in one of the follow
ing three departments of study, and
connected courses of grades A and r,
aggregating at least five hours, in each
of the two other departments: l, Lam
guages and literature; II, mathematics
and natural science; III, mental, his
torical and political science.
T. Each student must, in his fresh
man year, complete, or offer the equiv
alent of, courses in English, Greek,
Latin and mathematics, and in either
French, or German, aggregating 3x5-15
hours per week.
5. English A, Greek A, Latin A, and
A must be taken not later
than freshman year French A and
Greek A not later than sophomore
year; history A, not later than junior
year; mental science, not earlier than
sophomore year; political science not
earlier than Junior year.