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M iss Helen Fenn Miss Myrtle M. Stansell Miss Alma Hinds Mrs. Frank Watson Miss Kittie Hoag Miss Genevra Willett

SUMMARY.

Graduates in 1892, 4 Undergraduates, 24—28 Fourth Year Preparatory, 7 Third “ “ 7 Second “ “ 8 First “ “ 8-30 Pursuing Select Studies, 11 Normal and Training Departments, 11 Delsarte, 25 Business Department, 27 Music Department, -03 Art Department, 11-115 College Extension, 45 Counted twice, 67 Number of Different Students, 151 N o te —The above summary covers the College year beginning in Sept., 1892. 3  ALMA COLLEGE.

Organization. The College embraces seven Departments of Instruction, Collegiate, Preparatory, Normal, Training, Business, Music and Art.

THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

I. THE CO U R SE S O F STUDY. i

There are Four Courses of Study, each extending through four years. 1. The Classical Course, leading to the degree of Bache­ lor of Arts. 2. The Philosophical Course, leading to the degree of Bachelor of Philosophy. 3. The Scientific Course, leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science. 4. The Literary Course, leading to the degree of Bache­ lor of Letters.

II. THE REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION.

1. Candidates for the Freshman Class must be prepared for examination in all the studies of the corresponding course of the Preparatory Department, and in the requisites for admission to that course. (See pp 38-41). 2. Examination will be waived ...