CONTEMPORARY
CAMPUS
• air-conditioned
dormitories
• small classes
• fully accredited
OPPORTUNITIES
•
•
•
•
remove academic deficiencies
renew teaching certificates
accelerate course of study
begin college program
Application for Summer Session
Methodist College, Fayetteville, N. C.
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Where do you plan to live: Dormitory
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College Attendance:
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Sem. Hrs.
Hrs.
Period
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Dates attended UJ
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Term I - Course:
(1 course maximum)
Dept & Number
Title
Term II - Course:
(2 courses maximum)
Dept & Number
Title
Term III - Course:
(2 courses maximum)
Dept & Number
Title
Sem. Hrs.
Check and complete one:
( ) Temporary transfer student from another college, or recent high school graduate who will attend
another college in the fall. The student named above is hereby granted permission to take the
coursers) listed above in the Methodist College Summer Session, 1973.
College
orUniversity
Date
Public school teacher. Last teaching experience:
School
State
Signature
of Dean or Registrar
County
Year
For certificate renewal send a transcript of my record of courses and grades to:
(Administrative
Unit)
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Approved by ____________________
, Advisor.
MAIL TO: Fred C. McDavid, Director of Summer Session
Methodist College
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28301
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TERM I
May 15 - June 1
May 14 Last day of registration
May 31 Last day of classes
June 1 Final Examinations
Class period 8:00 - 11:00 a.m.
DEPARTMENT
ART:
AND COURSE
TITLE
207-408 Sculpture
SH
2 or 3 each
DEPARTMENT
PHYSICAL
ECONOMICS:
352 Business Law
420 Comparative Economic Systems
POLITICAL
3
RELIGION:
101 Introduction to the Old Testament
102 Introduction to the New Testament
3
3
201 U. S. History I
351 English History I
June 11 - July 13
June 8 Last day of registration
TERM II
Class Period 1 8:00 - 9:30 a.m.
AND COURSE
TITLE
EDUCATION:
July 12 Last day of classes
July 13 Final Examinations
3
3
101 Western Civilization I
202 U. S History II
POLITICAL
SCIENCE:
201 State and Local Government
3
RELIGION:
251 Introduction to Education
in Public Schools
3
ENGLISH:
101 Introduction to the Old
Testament
3
SOCIOLOGY:
101 Composition
3
356 Cultural Anthropology
431 Sociological Theory
3
SPANISH:
FRENCH:
160 French Culture
3
3
3
160 Hispanic Culture
HISTORY:
3
311 Ancient History
Class Period 3 11:30 - 12:50 a.m.
MATHEMATICS:
101 Survey of Basic Mathematics
3
PSYCHOLOGY:
3
201 General Psychology
RELIGION:
3
SOCIOLOGY:
3
3
253 Social Problems
410 Criminology
SPEECH:
3
Class Period 2 9:40 - 11:10 a.m.
151 Art Appreciation
TITLE
3
2
EDUCATION:
311 Testing and Evaluation
TITLE
SH
2 or 3
205 Painting
3
311 Money and Banking
ENGLISH:
102 Introduction to literature
3
HISTORY:
102 Western Civilization
II
3
102 Introduction to Modern
Mathematics
3
PHILOSOPHY:
SH
ECONOMICS:
411 Corporation Finance
AND COURSE
MATHEMATICS:
151 Fundamentals of Speech
Communication
AND COURSE
DEPARTMENT
ART:
ECONOMICS:
102 Introduction to the
New Testament
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2
HISTORY:
SH
3
3
151 Principles of Economics
315 Business Communications
3
221 Introduction to Social Services
360 Minority Relations
3
July 4 Holiday
3
3
SOCIOLOGY:
MATHEMATICS:
306 Modern Mathematics for Elementary Teachers I
3
360 Abnormal Psychology
3
HISTORY:
DEPARTMENT
ART:
3
PSYCHOLOGY:
ENGLISH:
361 literature for Children
3
3
SCIENCE:
421 Political Parties
341 Early Childhood Education (K-3)
(
SH
TITLE
301 Physical Education in Elementary School
302 Health in Elementary School
3
3
EDUCATION:
DEPARTMENT
ECONOMICS:
AND COURSE
EDUCATION:
3
251 Introduction to Philosophy
POLITICAL
3
SCIENCE:
304 PoHtical Theory
II
2
PSYCHOLOGY:
250 Educational Psychology
340 Psychology of Personal
Adjustment
3
3
SOCIOLOGY:
ENGLISH:
201 Survey of English literature
202 Survey of English literature
3
3
322 Social Work Theory
372 Marriage and Family
Period 1 plus 2: MATHEMATICS: 111a Pre-calculus, 3sh (first half); 111b Pre-calculus, 3sh (second half).
TO BE ARRANGED: CLARINET - VOICE - PIANO - ORGAN - SAXOPHONE
2
3
TERM III
July 16 - August
22
July 13 Last day of registration
Courses will be offered on a "Directed Study" basis only in courses
approved by Dean Samuel Womack. The following
courses have
been approved. Approval of other courses may be investigated
by contacting Dean Womack.
Methodist College Facts
CURRICULUM
DEPARTMENT
ECONOMICS:
351
410
412
415
AND COURSE
TITLE
SH
3
3
3
Marketing
Advanced Economics
Management
Investments
2
HISTORY:
3
3
312 Medieval History
352 English History II
MUSIC:
450 Special Problems in
Music Literature
2 or 3
RELIGION:
101 Introduction
to Old Testament
102 Introduction
to New Testament
Advanced Courses
3
3
Majors offered for: Art, Biology, Chemistry, Economics and Business Administration, Elementary
Teaching (K-3 and 4-9), English, French, History,
Mathematics, Music, Political Science, Sociology,
Religion, Spanish and a Teacher Education Program preparing secondary school teachers of
English, French, Mathematics, Science, Social
Studies, Spanish and the special subject teacher
of General Music; and a 3-2 Engineering program.
B. A., and B. S. Degrees, Minors offered in: Art,
Biology, Chemistry, Economics, English, French,
History, Mathematics, Music, Philosophy, Physics,
Political Science, Psychology, Religion, Secondary
Education, Sociology, and Spanish.
ACCREDITATION
Member of: Southern Association of Colleges and
Schools, North Carolina Association of Colleges
and Universities, American Council on Education,
Association of American Colleges, Association of
Eastern North Carolina Colleges.
COST
Tuition: $45.00 per semester hour
Room and Board: Term I
$83.00
Term II
$140.00
Term III Dormitories
Registration
and cafeteria
will not be
open during Term III since classes
will not meet on a regular schedule.
Fee: $5.00 per course
Approved by: North Carolina Department of Public Instruction and State Board of Education for
the in-service preparation
of public school
teachers. The University Senate of The United
Methodist General Board of Education for the
undergraduate training of Ministers and Christian
education workers.
The College reserves the right to cancel any listed course for which there is insufficient registration prior to the
beginning of the term.
Second Class Postage Paid
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. 28301
Announcement of 1973 Summer Session
SCHOOLS
AND CHURCHES,
PLEASE
POST.