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    I eational backgrounds. Partly as a result of this, these ISNOISISII OOMIsOSIIION_ S IIOUIIS
  ·`- students have considerably different interests and aims.  Eg)%»}IéA§JCig$CY¥g§§%»E2 IEOESSQRS
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" ’ I assigned a faculty member as an advisor. The student’s   OR WLITARY SCIEYCE TWO
  · advisor will help him decide upon a program of studies YEARS i
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ts,  , at the Um"€Y$lt$’I the Chmcc Of tl "OC¥lt10ll» wd gmdutk usually is advised to enroll in classes meeting the lower
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t  I? I University. He will help the student decide how many I-OIIIS Of II.OIk III W]IIC]I ]IO COIIIOS IIIIO COIIIIICI II·II]I II
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  thc CIHSSCS mCCt» and HPPYOVC the $ChCd“lC· should help him to choose intelligently the Held in
  -.1 I! · During the first two years of college, students gener- which he will concentrate.
-I   ally are required to take courses which lead to the The student planning to do his college work at the
_. i—`i.j i -·.= understanding of certain fundamental principles, as well University—whethcr he is an entering student or one
_f ;T ·s· as courses in their special areas of interest. Although seeking a masters degree or a doetorate——has a large
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