6 THE UNIVERSITY OF Kansas

SCHOOLS OF THE UNIVERSITY

During the summer of 1943 work is offered in all the Schools
of the University, which are:

ScHoo. or Business (F. T. Stockton, Dean)

THE CoLuLEGE or LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES
(P. B. Lawson, Dean)

ScHooL oF EpucaTion (J. W. TWENTE, DEAN)

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE
(J. J. JAkosKy, DEAN)

ScHoou or Fine Arts (D, M. SwarTHoUT, DEAN)
THE GRADUATE ScHooL (E. B. Stourrer, DEAN)
ScHoou oF Law (F. J. Moreau, DEAN)

ScHoou oF Mepicine (H. R. Want, DEAN)

ScHOoOL oF PHarmacy (J. A. REESE, DEAN)

The enrollment schedules of most of these schools have been |
merged in the following pages, the primary allocations of credit
being indicated in a right-hand column after each course under
the heading “Primarily for credit in.”

Because it has not yet been completed, the Engineering Sum-
mer Semester schedule (beginning on July 1) is not included,
nor is that of the School of Medicine beyond the first year and a
half—which is of interest only to those who have already been
admitted to the School and hence who already have access to it.

Inquiries about the program of any school should be made
directly to the dean of the school concerned.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR ENTERING FRESHMEN

‘Ample provisions have been made in the summer of 1943 for
students entering the University for the first time as freshmen.
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will offer general work
for those interested in securing a broad, liberal training leading
to the A. B. degree, or who plan to work for the B. S. degree in one
of the College fields; for those not yet sure of their major fields
of interest; and for pre-medical, pre-education, pre-business, pre-
law, and pre-nursing students. Freshmen are also admimtted to
the School of Fine Arts, the School of Pharmacy, and the School
of Engineering. In the last named division (as has already been