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REQUIREMENTS FOR THE UNIVERSITY TEACHER'S DIPLOMA

GENERAL TRAINING:

The requirements for a degree from the School of Education, the
College, the School of Business, the School of Engineering,
or the Graduate School. 3 |

The average scholarship level must be not less than 1.1 grade
points; the level of the work done in the major subject must
be at least 1.5 grade points, and credit for not less than
124 hours of work must be submitted.

SELECTED COLLEGE COURSES (for freshmen and sophomores):
Sociology, Economics, Political Science, or History,

not less than 5 hours
Principles of Speech 2 hours
General Psychology, inciuding laboratory 5 hours
PROFESSIONAL COURSES:
Fundamentals of Education Group 9 hours
The Teaching of the Special Subject (teacher's course) 3 hours
Supervised Teaching 4 hours

Additional Education courses to make a total of 15 semester hours,
exclusive of supervised teaching.

A MINOR (in addition to the major prescribed by the school in which
candidate is enrolled, a minor of 20 hours selected from the follow-

ing):

A. English (English Language and Literature, Speech and Dramatic
Art, and Journalism): At least 5 hours of Rhetoric. Not less
than 15 hours in one of the three departments named.

B. Foreign Language (Ancient Languages, Germanic Languages, and
Romance Languages): Twenty hours in any one language.

C. Mathematics (Mathematics): Fifteen hours in Mathematics in ad-
Gition to two units of high school work in mathematics. The
remainder in the following departments: Mathematics, Physics,
Chemistry, and Geology.

D. Biological Science (Bacteriology, Botany, Entomology, Physiol-
ogy, and ZoBlogy): At least 12 hours in some one department
and not mere than 15 hours in any department. A maximum of
© hours of Physical Science may be presented.

E. Physical Science (Chemistry, Geology and Mineralogy, Physics
and Astronomy): At least 12 hours in some one department and
not more than 15 hours in any department. A maximum of 5 hours
of Biological Science may be presented.

F. Social Science (Economics, History, Political Science, and Soci-
ology): At least 10 hours in History and 5 hours in Political
Science. Not more than 15 hours in either Economics, Political
Science, or Sociology. Twenty hours may be taken in the History
Department.

G. Philosophy and Psychology (Philosophy and Psychology): At least
10 hours in Philosophy and Psychology. The remainder in Eco-
nomics, Political Science, and Sociology, or in ZoBlogy, Anat-
omy, and Physiology.