Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-19

A part of the credit required for the
degree of Bachelor of Arts or Bache-
Tor of Science may be secured by cor
respondence study. The regulations
governing such credits are as follows:
Not more tina none third of the cred
its which are to count toward a de-
gree may be secured by correspond
ence study.
Not more than two courses may be
tax en- at time
In all courses for university credit
examinations are required either at
the university or under some person
approved by the instructor
A record of alf credits earned by
correspondence study is kept by the
registrar; these credits count toward
graduation as soon as the student
matriculates as regular resident stu
dent of the university.
The University Summer school for
191 begins June IL and continues six
weeks. Teachers will find a combina-
ton of study by correspondence and
in the summer school a profitable plan.
Any of the courses outlined in this
bulletin may be taken by persons who
are not seeking university credit but
desire directed course of reading and
study. Neither entrance nor final ex-
aminations are required of such stu
dents.
CLUBS AND STUDY GROUPS.
While an individual may profitably
engage In correspondence study, many
advantages are secured if several per-
sons unite to form a study group. The
extension division, therefore. invites
correspondence with reference to such
work. and so far as possible will ar
range work for the special needs of
the group The division will also CO.
operate with clubs already organized
in planning study outlines.
Correspondence courses will be ar
ranged to meet the university en-
trance requirements in part, when
such courses cannot readily be taken
in high school.
Correspondence courses are not
carried on during the summer months;
therefore registrations are not ac-
copied later than April 10. But a
course which has not been completed
may be resumed on the opening of the
university in the fall. All courses
must be finished within a year of the
date OF registration.
As this is but the beginning of ex-
tension service. the university re-
serves the right to withdraw any study
course or lecture offered in this bull
letin IL the demand does not justify
the expense. or If the regular work of
the university should be impair by
continuing to offer the course.
On the other hand, the, university
wishes to meet the needs OF the state,
and therefore invites correspondence
relative to courses not yet offered
The enrolment fee in courses taken
for university credit is s. or for two
courses carried together IS. The fee
for non credit courses Is SO. All
money orders should be made payable
to Francis jenkins. Bursar.
IL six or more persons unite on a
course, forming study group. a re-
duction will be made in the fee.
Fees are payable in advance and no
part of any fee can be refunded be-
cause of the inability OF the student
to begin or continue the course.
In addition to the instruction fee.
the student pays postage one way on
lesson papers, buys text books, and,
in some cases. necessary laboratory
materials. Reference books may some
times be obtained from the university
library by paying transportation
charges.
One who knows definitely the
course desired makes out statement
giving age. occupation, previous edu-