The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-09
CHICAGO SCHOOLS
DRAW FROM UTAH
Numerous Former Students OF
State University in the
Windy City.
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Chicago. Oct. S.-Perhaps the great
est migration of Utah students 10 Chi
Gag. where they viii continue their
studies in medicine, law. dentistry and
general collegiate lines. has been noted
this yesr. These students for the most
part are former students OF the Uni
VeIsity of Utah. Some. however, have
come 10 this city from the schools OF
Provo and Logan.
The continued influx each year OF
students from Utah coupled with the
fact that many Chicago graduates ana
graduates from schools that are al
filiated with Chicago, IS putting Utal
on as strong basis educatiOnalY as
any western state. In former yeas
IL has been accessory FOR students,
entering mast Of the schools OF higher
learning in this city from Titan, 10
take examinations IN some subjects
ia order TO secure credit. In still other
subjects. however, no credit AT al mas
been given. This necessitaleu tEe
duplication of a great deal or WORK
which had been taken in home schools
Ia these lines of stiff requirements
which the Utah students IN medicine
were forced to meet, the most stringent
requirements were made by the Rush
Medical college. This school, which Is
affiliated with the University OF Chi
cagO, gave credit in most subjects tax
e9 at Utah but some subjects were
given no credit at ALL OF these SUD
iects We're pathology and bacterlOlOgyi
physical diagnosis, parts OF psychology
and pharmacolOgy. with the Increased
standing which has been made IN the
Utah medirsi school. however, during
the past year, ali subjects taken al
the University of Utah, with the eN-
ceptiOn Of pharmacOlOgy, are given Iull
credit. Utah students in medicine en-
tering Rush are placed in 1ull junior
standing. This standing puts the otah
the University Of Chicago, as subjects
are taught at the Utah medical school
which are not taught in the UnlVer-
ity OF Chicago branch OF Rush Medi-
teal
Students entering other medical
schools in this city are given full junior
standing without qualifications.
The students from the Utah law
school are given but little consideration
by the big law schools OF this city.
The possible reason for this condi
ton is the fact that As yet the Utan
law school has not established itself
and little Is known Of It's standing
in this city.
This year students who had COM
pleted the two years law course CIV
en- at the University OF Utah, upon
making application for admission into
the law school Of the University or
Chicago and the Northwestern uni
versity law school, were turned down
completely on many subjects. IN one
instance the Utah student was not per
mitted under any circumstances &c en-
ter the University or Chicago law
school. OF the two years law which
are given in Utah the following sub
jeets are given credit: Contracts. torts.
property 1, agency, persons ana equity
1.
These subjects are given by n L.
Porter and 5. L. Richards The follow
inC subjects are given no credit: Prop
erty ., given by Judge 9. W. Morse;
evidence. given by Judge Straup; bills
and notes given by Judge Lewis;
pleading, given by Judge Prick, and
constitutional law, given by \. Nj. Roy
lance.
A reunion and a jubilee is being
planned by the Utah students as soon
as a complete registration IS secured.
The entertainment Will probably be
given in the amusement hail or the
local Mormon mission