The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-08-26
A GREAT SCHOOL.

! Young College of this city proclaims
it a great institution Of learning, an
institution Of exceeding worth in the
lines handled by its faculty number
ing total Of forty.three. 1t has
already done a great and good work
for the youth of Cache Valley and
each succeeding year added courses,
more extensive equipment and ad.
ditional convenience in the way Of
room enables the institution to more
nearly approach the ideal of its found.
er, the late President Young Ac-
cording to the catalogue the following
courses are offered
Classical course, four years
Science course, four years.
English course, four years.
Normal course, four years.
kindergarten Normal course, four
years.
Business course, four years
Agricultural course, four years.
Mechanic Arts course, four years.
Domestic course, four years.
Course in music, four years.
Preparatory engineering course,
four years,
Short business course, three years.
Short domestic course, three years.
Short kindergarten course, three
years.
Missionary course, one year.
Preparatory course, one year
The Classical course is offered for
those who desire culture training.
This course is adopted for those who
expect TO do advanced work along the
lines of English and other modern
languages, history, anthropology,
sociology, law, medicine.
The Science course is anexcelenU
preparation for college and university
courses in English as well as IN the
sciences.
The principal aim in the Normal
course is TO qualify students for the
profession OF teaching
The Business course Is designed to
prepare students for commercial bust
ness pursuits, and furnishes the neces-
sary technical training in penmanship,
bookkeeping, stenography, typewrlt-
ing, commercial arithmetic, CONNER.
cial law, political economy, civil
government, and the other branches
usually offered in a business course.
The Agricultural course offers ex.
ccllcnJ opportunities to those who do
not expect to continue their educa-
ton beyond the high school, and who
wish TO receive some practical In.
struction to accompany the usual
theoretical subjects Of such a course.
The Mechanic Arts course is outlined
especially for those who wish practi-
cal training in carpentry or forging,
in addition to the usual high school
subjects in English, mathematics, his
tory, and civics, and the elementary
sciences.
The Domestic courses are offered in
order that young women may have the
opportunity of obtaining a good train
ing, not only in the distinctive sub
jectS OF domestic course but also In
English, in mathematics, in history
and civics, and in the natural sciences.
The Preparatory Engineering Course
is offered TO give the preparation that
Is needed for admission to civil, me-
chanical, mining and electrical en-
cheering courses.
The Short Business course furnish.
cs the necessary technical training TO
qualify students for positions as ac-
countants and stenographers, and is
equal TO the regular business course
offered by commercial schools.
The Missionary course is especially
arranged to meet the needs of these
who have been called by the Presi-
dency Of the Church to prepare for
immediate missionary service.
The Preparatory course is outlined
for young men and young women who
through force of circumstance. have
been prevented from preparing them.