University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-18
DIRECTIONS ISSUED
FOR n. j. STUDENTS.
Registration and Entrance
Rules Published This
Week.
A DIRECTORY OF DEANS
Requirements of Special and
/ Regular Students-Board
and Lodging.

Directions for Students" Is the
title of pamphlet issued this week
by the University of Missouri. The
directions include the rules on en-
trance registration, directory of the
dean Of the different departments, and
board and lodging recommendations.
The directions follow
Rules on Entrance.
New students should first satisfy the
requirements for entrance. This
should be done before paying entrance
fees. The requirements for admission
to the different colleges and schools
are indicated in the catalogue pages
68, So.
Students holding appointments as
cadets should call upon the Command
ant of Cadets, basement of Academic
Hall, after satisfying entrance re-
quirements, and before paying any
Tees. $50 s.,Ir4s
Regular students: ALI candidates
for admission as regular students, ex-
cept those whose certificates have
been accepted by the Committee on
Entrance, must take the entrance ex-
aminations. All entrance examina-
tons will be held in Academic Hall,
Third Floor, No. A. The program
OF entrance examinations is as fol-
lows:
Monday, September 19.-English, g.
10; Algebra, 1912; Music, 12-1 = Plane
and Solid Geometry and Trigonometry,
"a; Greek, As; Physical Geography,
4-6.
Tuesday. September 2O.-History.
S-11; Civil Government, 11-12; Donaes-
tic Science, 11-12; Manual Training,
ll-12; Economics, 12-1; Latin, "a;
Chemistry, 4-6; Agriculture, 4-6.
Wednesday. September 21.-Phys-
les $40; General Biology and Zoology,
1922; Botany. 1912; Drawing, %;
French and Spanish, 3-6; German, SO;
Physiology, IS. :
Students who pass the entrance ex-
aminations Will receive their student
cards" from the Committee on En-
trance, Academic Hall. third Floor, No.
46.
Students whose certificates have
been accepted by the Committee on
Entrance will receive their student
cards" from a representative OF the
Committee who will be in the main
corridor on the first floor of Academic
Han each day during the first week
| ct the session.
! Special Students. Persons over 21
years of age may be admitted as spec
iai students, without meeting the reg
ular prescribed entrance examinations,
under the conditions indicated in the
Catalogue, page SO. An application
for admission as special student
should be made to the Dean of the
University Faculty, Academic Hall,
Third Floor, No. 46.
Graduate Students. Persons are
admitted as graduate students by the
dean of the college or school in which
| they desire TO pursue their work In
the College of Arts and Science they
are admitted by Dean Loeb, Chairman
of the Graduate Conference. Academic
Hall, Third Floor, No. 46.
Rules for Registration.
Registration Week. The regular
session of the University opens on
Monday, September 10, 1910. During
the first week of the session repre-
sentatives Of the Treasurer and Sec
rotary of the University will be in the
main corridor on the first floor of
Academic Hall from $3.50 to 1900 A.
M. and from 2:!O to 500 P. M. for
the purpose of receiving fees and de-
liyering study cards."
Fee for Late Registration. Every
Student who applies for admission to
the University after the first week of
the semester in which he seeks adj
mission must, in addition to the reg
nlar fees. pay a fee of $500 for late
registration.
Study Cards" and Course Cards."
Each student must record on his
study card all courses taken by him
in the University. He must. in addi-
ton. fill out course card" for each