The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
new STUDENTS
LISTED AT |. U.
NOW TOTAL S75
Nearly 1920 Expected to
Be Enrolled When Term
Opens Sept. g.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Aug. %
Nine hundred seventy-five admis-
sion cards have been granted to
students who will enter Indiana
university for the first time this
fall. This number is expected to be
increased by approximately 200 be-
fore the term opens, as a large
number Of cards are being granted
each day by Dean D. A. Rothrock
Of the college Of arts and sciences
upon acceptance of high school
graduates credentials and those of
students who will enter the univer-
sity for the first time this fall but
who will have upperclass standing
as result of having attended other
colleges and universities. OF the
BIS cards granted 118 have been
mailed to indianapolis residents
who will enter Indiana university
as new students this fall
Eight hundred twenty-eight of
the 975 students so far granted
cards will enter the university as
freshmen while lat will have upper
class standing. OF the 1913 fresh
men, 416 are men and Az women.
OF the lat new students who will
enter with advanced standing,
ninety are women and fifty-seven
are men.
Most Counties Represented
Practically every county in the
state is represented in the new stu
dent enrolment and in addition
there will be fifteen other states
and one foreign country represent
ed. The states besides Indiana who
will have students this fall are
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Massa-
chusetts, Kentucky, Delaware, New
York, Michigan, New Jersey, Wash
ington, California, Arkansas, Wash
ington, D. c., Connecticut and Kan
sas The foreign country is Persia.
Wednesday, Sept. 9, is the official
opening day, the beginning of an
orientation schedule designed for all
new students, men and women, en-
tering any division of the university
at Bloomington except the graduate
school. The Sept. 9 and 10 pro-
grams are optional, but all new stu
dents must register Friday, Sept. II,
in order that they may attend COM
pulsory mass meetings and take the
required psychology and English
tests Friday and Saturday.
Students participating in sorority
and fraternity rushes must be at
the university Wednesday, Sept. 9.
Upper classmen returning to the
university may register any time
between Sept. and Sept. IA. En-
rollment in classes is scheduled for
Monday, Sept. ID, with regular
work beginning Tuesday,
Sept. Is, at 8 a. m.
Mass Meetings Scheduled
The first compulsory mass meet
ing for new students will be Friday
at IL when President w. L.
Bryan of the university will speak.
Both men and women will be re-
CURED to attend. Goods register
ing Wednesday and Thursday
will be required to attend
a meeting Thursday at II a. m.
Dean Agnes E. Wells will be the
speaker. The third and last re-
CURED meeting for co-eds will be
Saturday morning at 11:15 and the
physical education department will
be in charge. Required psychology |
examinations for all new students |
will take place Saturday morning at |
9 80 and the required English ex-
aminations are scheduled for in |
the afternoon. From 3 to o'clock |
that afternoon new students who
intend to work for the A. B. degree |
will submit their choice of studies
for the first semester to faculty |
members, in the field house, for adj
vice and approval.