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· ARTS AND SCIENCES I6  
3 SOPHOMORE YEAR
J hird Semester Credits Fourth Semester Credits
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l Sociology 3a—Societies Around Sociology 3b—Societies Around
g the WO1~ld 3 the “'0I‘ld 3
German or French 3 German or French 3
8 {Chem. 30a—Organic Chem. or 5 T*Chem. 30b—Organic Chem. or 5
rl TChem. 21a—Qua.ntitative TChem. 2lb-Quantitative
Analysis 5 Analysis 5
.- , Humanities 2 Physics lb—General Physics 4
Physics la—General Physics 4 l\lil. Sci. 6b—Second Yr.
Mil. Sci. Ga--Second Yr. Elem. Course, Infantry 2
Elem. Course, Infantry 2 **Phys. Ed.
"Phys. Ed.
LS Upper Division 1
E The student in his junior and senior years will proceed to com- ,
5 plete the group and field requirements and the additional specific
' requirements demanded by the medical school to which he will
apply for admission. He should consult both his major professor
tO and his pre-medical adviser.
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5** · PRE-DENTAL coURsE
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hh Students who wish to take up the study of dentistry are ad-
vised to follow the two year’s Pre-Medical Course. This course
more than meets the pre-dental requirements which have been
?€· specified by the Dental Education Council of America. With the
Lt` two years’ course, entrance may be gained to all Class A dental
its schools with the exception of a very few which require three years
S' of preparatory work.
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OU PRE-LAW COURSES »
mi Two years of college work (exclusive of certain specific
·a courses) with a minimum standing of 1.0 will be required for ‘
`n' admission to the College of Law, but in other than exceptional ·
cases an applicant will not be accepted unless he has maintained
r a standing of 1.3 on all previous work. Students expecting to enter
' the College of Law later are advised to lay special emphasis on
ms English, history, economics, accounting, political science, and psy-
. chology. See page 17.
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; ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
, The courses offered by the Department are prepared with the
purpose of making them of educational value and at the same time,
sity providing a preliminary training in the theoretical aspects for those
hus students who plan to study for advanced degrees in Anatomy,
  Physiology, or related subjects.
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tim ’Some medical schools require only an abbreviated course in Organic
‘ ”· Chemistry.
the TChoice depending on length of preparatory course desired.
"Students required to take physical education will enroll each
Sler semester until the physical fitness standard is completed. This require-
{ be ment may be satisfied in one or more semesters. -
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