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School Year 1966-67
Full-time Student: Resident Non-resident Part-time Student: Resident Non-resident
All Colleges except All Undergraduate Colleges $14.00 $37.00 i_
Medicine and Dentistry-
Semester Fee $140.00 $410.00 Gfgdum S°h°;l·· T ,
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Annual Fee 600.00 1,280.00
Additional Fees and Deposits
Additional fees and/or deposits may be assessed for certain courses or activities. `
Housing Costs `
Per Semester Summer Term
Men’s Residence Halls $400* Men’s Residence Halls $100**
\Vomen’s Residence Halls 400* Women’s Residence Halls 100**
Married Students: Per Month
COOpC1'StOW1’1 Sl1€.\WH€€tO\v1l ° Includes room and three meals daily except Sunday evening
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llooks and Supplies. Range from $40 up, depending on Dry Cleaning. Both men and women students make
the stndent’s major field of study and schedule of classes their own arrangements for dry cleaning. The cost is
for the semester. comparable to that in any city.
Laundry. For students living in the residence halls, Linen and Towel Service. This voluntary service is pro-
laundry facilities for personal items are provided. Other vided on a contractural basis for occupants of the resi-
students must make their own arrangements. Local cost dence halls. Information concerning bed linen and towel
for this service is comparable to that in any city. service can be obtained from the University Housing
Office.
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A bulletin published monthly Jonuory to October inclusive, by the University of Kentucky,
Lexington 40506. Second Closs postoge poid ot the Post Office, Lexington, Ky., under the
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transcripts to Admissions Office for Fall Semester, Mar. 2—Tll\.1l'SCl8}'—UHd€IgIHdl€)3t€ mid—term grades due
1966 in Registrar’s Ofiice by 4:0 p.m.
Aug. 28——Sunday—Dormitories open for Fall Semester Mar. 11-19—Saturday noon through Sunday—Spring
Aug. 29, 30—Monday and Tuesday—Classilication, regis- vacation. Class work resumes Monday, March Z0,
tration, and orientation for students not pre-registered at 8:00 a.m.
` Aug. 3l——VVednesday—·-Class work begins Apr. 1—Saturday—Last day for out-of-statcgifreslgmenw tg
` Sept. 5—Monday—~Labor Day Holiday submit application to Registrar's O ce or 1a
Sept. 8——Thursday—Last day to enter an organized class Semester, 1967
for the Fall Semester Apr. 14—Friday-—Last day to drop a class before final
Sept. 14—VVednesday—Last day to drop a course with- examinations
Ollt a grade Apr. 29—Saturday—End of class work . '
Sept. 15, 16—'I`liursday and Friday—Last days for filing May 1-6—Monday through Saturday-Final Examina-
application for a December degree in College Dean’s tions _
Office May 6-—Saturday—End of Spring Semester _
Oct. ZO—Thursday—Undergraduate mid—term grades due May 7—Sunday—Baccalaureate-Vesper Service for grad-
in Registrar’s Oilice by 4:00 p.m. uating seniors
L NOV. Z4, Z5, Z6—Thursday, Friday, and Saturday— May 8-MOHd8Y, 10100 3.m·—On€ Hundrcdth Annual
` Thanksgiving Holidays Commencement
Nov. 30—\Vednesday——Last day to drop a course before May 9-—-Tuesday—All grades due in Registrar’s Office
final examinations by 4:00 p.m.
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Living Accommodations 23
Expenses & Financial Aid 27
Working Toward a Degree 33
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1 Student Affairs 43
1 Course Numbering System 46
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Commerce 213
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Medicine 233
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University Extension 277
Community Colleges 283
Contract Teams Abroad 289
1 Statistics 291
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Administration 299
Sources of Information 302
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y ig y ® l9. Coal Research Laboratory 50. Medical Center
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E ` 24. Education Building 55. Mineral Industries Building
/— l. Administration Building 25. Engineering Annex" 56. Mining Laboratory
/l 2. Administration Annex 26. Engineering Quadrangle 57. Museum of Anthropology
I / 3. Aeronautical Research Laboratory 27. Euclid Avenue Building* 58. Patterson Hall
/3 4. Agricultural Engineering Building 28. Experiment Station, Agricultural 59_ Pqffgrggn House
5. Agricultural Science Center 29. Fine Arts Building 60. Pence Hall
` 6. Agriculture Building 30. Food Storage Building, K-Lair 6l. Pharmacy Building
A Alumni Gyml'ICISlUI11 F00ll'JClll Phygicg-Chgmigtry Building
‘ 8. Alumni House 32. Fraternities 63. Service Building
` 9. Animal Pathology Building 33. Frazee Hall 64_ Seeiel Science; Building*
/ l0. Animal Pathology Hospital 34. Haggin Hall 65_ Smell Animel Lebetetety
( ll. Barker Hall-—Buell Armory 35. Highway Research Laboratory 66_ Sororitieg
l2. Biological Sciences Building 36. Holmes Hall 67. Stock Judging Pavilion
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l5. Boyd Hall 39. Jewell Hall 70. Tobacco Research Laboratory
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I The Entering Student
l THE Umvrarzsrrrv or Knnrucxv has recently completed VVithin each of these areas, several optional sequences
i an analysis of its academic programs and organization are available, giving the student a wide variety of learn-
and will initiate certain changes in September, 1966, ing opportunity in the basic disciplines.
r designed to provide. its students with improved advise- Beginning in September, rc66, all entering Students
ment and instruction. The changes described here ri be forman re istered in the Colle G of Art a d
apply to all students entering the University in Septem- wl- Y. g . . .g S n
r ber 1966 · Science; and 'wzll rerriaznr registered in that Ctrllelge
. ’ ,‘ _ _ _ uni t e egrnnrng o t e junior year, or unti t e
A, university brings together students _W1th greatly admission requirements of another College have been
, varying geographic, economic, social, political, and edu- met
cational backgrounds. Although any entering class is a i
rather select group in intellectual ability and educational Eeeh enrering srndenr Wiii he assigned a raenirY
I achievement, there is still a considerable range of ability, nieniber ee an adviser- The et¤de¤t’e adVis9r Win neiP
achievement, and incentive among the individuals in inrn deeide nP9n a Pregrarn ef srrrdY and will eXPiOre
L the class. with him an over-all plan for his work at the University,
r A State university is characterized by a Wide variety the choice of a vocation, and graduation requirements.
r Of Course cgerings and cf degree nrcgranra ranging rrcrn The advisor will be able to provide the student with
the most rradiricna] cf majors in rbe iiberai arts to accurate information concerning the University. After
. professional and applied programs with rather specific neilnng the srndeni te deeide new lllanY edrlrses he
. VOCatIOIIe] gO3lS_ should attempt to carry, he will approve the schedule.
I The eomorueuorr or rr heterogeneous student body stddehte whe heye eheedy deeided ¤1><>¤ e deld df
Q euro the multiplicity or ourrroure requires that are Study will he eeelghed an edyiedr hem that held df
i University furnish alternative paths of study, even for Study and Win Prrrsrler rrdm the begllllllllgr a Cdtlrse Oi
the entering student, to provide the soundest education. Study ieading te gradrraridn ih rnar held Students Wild
l The programs being deveicned are bascdg in bart, en are undecided upon a field of study will be advised to
i the assumptions that every graduate should have breadth eeneenrrare On eenrses eenrained ih the areas listed
of understanding achieved by study in the basic dis- ¤l><>ye· Frern inis Pregrarn srndenis will geih a baeie
1 ciplines and that he should have achieved depth by grennd that snnnid neiP inern te ehdeee inieiiigenriY
i advanced study in a major department or professional the nerds lh which they Wlii eeneerlrrare _
r area The Unrverarty assumes that the entering student
r To help the student acquire a breadth of under- hargiiriaequued in Schoorirsugiiient irnowlcdge
standing, the University will require of each student A 1 in COmpOS11On’ .ma wma ICS' anguagea
I . . . . . merrcan history, and the sciences to make substantial
r mere in september, hee and th