SUMMER PROGRAMS FoR 1943 it

pointed out) the summer semester does not begin until July 1.
The short five-weeks’ program for Engineering students and
others, however, contains work for freshmen.

Particular attention is called to the fact that most of the cour-
ses in the School of Fine Arts are offered, not during the Regular
Summer Semester, but during the eight-weeks’ Summer Session.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS AND REGISTRATION

Details regarding admission to the several schools of the Uni-
versity are to be found in Part I of the University Catalogue,
“General Information.” Copies of this catalog may be secured
by writing the Registrar, 122 Frank Strong Hall. All questions
concerning admission to the University should be addressed to
the Registrar.

Before any student may enroll in any class he must also reg-
ister, that is, fill out a required body of information cards, at the
office of the Registrar. First registration is called matriculation
(see “Matriculation Fee” under FEES below).

For the Regular Summer Semester registration will be on
Monday, May 24; for the Summer Session on Monday, June 14;
and for the short programs on the first day of the announced per-
iod for the program in question.

LIVING ACCOMMODATIONS
For Women

Detailed information regarding the various types of living ac-
commodations and of costs for women students may be secured
from the Office of the Adviser of Women, 104 Fraser Hall. By
action of the Board of Regents occupancy of rooms by women
students shall be subject at all times to the approval of the Ad-
viser of Women. Women students are not permitted to lodge in
houses in which men also lodge, unless for special reasons the
rule is waived by the Adviser of Women. Women students may
live in apartments only by special permission of the Adviser of
Women, who must approve their chaperon.

The University dormitories, Corbin Hall, Watkins Hall, and
Miller Hall, will be open for the sixteen weeks’ period from May
22 to September 11. Reservations for both the Regular Summer
Semester and the eight-weeks’ Summer Session will be made in