The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-13
YALE SUMNER SCHOOL
WILL OPEN JULY 5.
How It Will be Conducted and Other Arrangements
 Therefor.

The third session of the Yale summer school will open for registration on Friday, July 5, and will continue until Friday, August 16, on which date final examination will be held in all courses. Class exercises of all courses will be- gin on Monday, July 8. The courses of the school are designed for teachers in schools and colleges, for principals and superlntendents of schools, for col lege students and for men and women qualified by previous literary and scien- | tific training to pursue college courses. | No formal examination will be re- quired for admission but candidates should advise with instructors in charge | of the courses which they desire to I take, previous to registration.
 | The office of the summer school 1S5 Elm street. will be open for registration on Friday, July 5. and thereafter daily from a. m. to 12;SO p. m., and from ?. m. to 4:30 p. m. Students will be permitted to attend courses on July 8 without registration but after that date admission will be restricted to duly 1 registered students After July 19 no change in courses will be permitted.
 A matriculation fee of $20 entities the student to the general privileges of the school and to registration in the course. An additional fee of S5 is re- quired for each subsequent course. Ger tain additional charges are made for laboratory courses. These are stated in every case where they exist in the de- scription of the course to which the extra charges attach A fee of S5 willI be charged for the use of the gymna- sium. This covers the fee for locker, use of the pool etc.
 Classes will be conducted in the same manner as similar classe in college are conducted Regular attendance will be | required and written exercises and ex- aminations will be held to test the stu dents work. A certificate will be is- sued 10 all who satisfactorily complete course. Certificates issued by the Yale summer school will be accepted In lieu of examinations for the State Teachers certificates of Connecticut and Rhode Island, insofar as the sub- jects covered by the Yale courses CO., incide with those required for these state certificates. Summer school certi- ficates will also be accepted by the ed- ucational department of the state of New York in such courses as are count ed by Yale university toward the B. A. degree Recognition will be given to these certificates by the New York city board of education and by the school boards of certain other states and clt- les.
 On payment of the regular matricu- lation fee, students of the summer school will be supplied with card granting them the privileges of the university libraries during the six | weeks of tho session. The chemical | physical, geological and psychological | laboratories with their equipment, will | be at the service of students of the | summer school, subject to the rules which prevail in each.
 A series of general lectures and re- | captions will be held during the ses- sion. Tickets of admission to all of | these exercises will be issued to stu dents at the time of matriculation.
 The Yale Cooperative Corporation will issue special tickets for the sum- nler school which will entitle the hold | CTS to discount of all articles of mer- chandise not restricted by the manuftc- | turers which are for sale at the Co-op.
 Two of the university dormitores, East and West Divinity halls-contain- ! ing 100 suites of rooms-each suite con- sisting of a study and a single bed | room, will be used to accommodate the | students, the former for women, the latter for men.
 The New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company will issue ' communication tickets to persons attend | ing the the summer school The New | England Passenger association and the | Trunk Line association have also | granted reduced rates on the "certi. I ffcate plan"