GRADUATE PROGRAM

_ i. Undergraduate requirements:
Physiology or Hygiene «+ ++ e+e esses 6 6 & hiss

Human Anatomy (or Comparative Anatomy?) « « « « « 5 hrse

History, Principles, Methods, or Philosophy &)

of Physical Education « .« 3 hrse |
2» Graduate work in some other department (optional) e « e 5-6 hrse

3 Courses which carry graduate credit, but which are now
a part of our required undergraduate curriculum:
100. Principles of Community Recreation « . 6+ ++. «5 hrs.

200. Theory & Practice of Athletic Training « « « « « « 3 hrse
(Required for meng elective for women)

202. Organization & Adninistretion d Physical Education 3 hrse
M194. Content and Method of Physical Education e « « « « 3 hrSe

NOTE: In the “Suggested Core Courses" for the combined
degree, 9 hrs. are red in our wndergraduate
curriculum. This is a te handicap ss our
own majors who desire to continue work for the
advanced degree heree

4. Other courses which we offer for graduate credit (which are ~
not required of undergraduates):

201. Advanced Basketball « ee es ee eee eee 0 e& Be

176. Tests and Measurements « «+ ese ee eo © © 6 © od Se

300. Special Problems «se eee see ee 0 0 © © © Suk re

312, Semimar « wes ees ewe eee e+ 8 8 8 8 6 0 0 S Bs