The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-08-11
Limit Student List
II. of w. Must Run on $3.50, 600
Less Than Last
Year.

Limitation Of entrance Inls 1n44 al
the University Of Washington seems
10 be inevitable While last years
deficit of s25b,172 was taken care OF
By the last legislature. and al increase
rom 741oo Of mil TO ] ITO mills
vas granted the university, thus rails
.ar its income from sSs3.504 TO s1.s1s.-
rs, vet, unfortunately" says Dean
Condor. this increase does not be
come available until the second half
of teh biennium, and the fiscal policy
of the institution is 10 pay as you go
During the interim therefore We must
limit our student boy 10 snch members
Is can be cared for without additional
expense for instructors. equipment or
rooms
Enrolment May BE 5000.
The enrolment may run anywhere
from 1850 10 5000 according 10 the
erenness with which demands are
divided among departments Of work
As fast as classes are closed students
viii be accommodated as far as pos
sible in less crowded courses and the
degree TO which We succeed II DO
ing this. will largely determine the
number Of entering students We can
accept Thus, those desiring work In
the Colleges OF Pharmacy. Forestry,
Engineering and some others. may be
accommodated without difficulty.
while courses in Business Administra-
ton and some other subjects will
probably be closed early"
At the recorders Office it is ex-
planned that the proposed limitation
of enrolment next fall is being
worked out as far as possible on a
scholarship basis.
In general, old students whose
scholarship qualifications meet the re-
quirements fully win be given prefer
snce. This does not include students
l-entering this summer, except in spe
ciaI cases of those making up de-
fciencies for entranre. Students com
ing from other colleges with advanced
standing and entering freshmen nav
ing clear entrance credits of the uni
yersity and some specific college
therein. viii be considered next 9th
ers will then be received until the
maximum is reached. Remaining ap-
plicants will be placed on the waiting
list
Letters Sent Old Students.
Letters have gone out to old stu
dents" reports Mrs. Sadie n. Mark
assistant registrar. asking for ad.
vance payment of tuition before Au-
gust Is The returns from these let
tiers will furnish a basis for our first
count. but no complete estimate of
probable enrolment can be made un-
til later"
Mrs Mark calls attention to a fact
often ignored by students. that high
school graduation and ability 10 meet
the general entrance requirements Of
the University do not necessarily adj
nit the student TO any specific college
therein Thus. a student who wishes
TO enter the College of Engineering
and Mines must have advanced mathe-
mates and science in addition to his
general admission credits. For this
reason students still in high school
are urged 10 make study not only o.
general requirements for admission
but those of the specific college they
wish to enter.
The scholarship requirements of
grade of so per cent or better in at
least two-thirds of the subjects &C
cepted for graduation from high
school. and entrance TO the univer.
sity. will not be imposed this fall.
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