METHODIST
BULLETIN
COLLEGE
MARCH, 1967
NEWSLETTER
Vol. 8, No.2
METHODIST COLLEGE
SUMMER SESSION
June 6-July 14, 1967
OFFERS
Opportu nities for:
1. RENEWAL OF
TEACHING
CERTIFICATES
2. ACADEMIC
ACCELERATION
3. REMOVAL OF
ACADEMIC
DEFICIENCIES
4. BEGINNING OF
COLLEGE PROGRAM
On a new and modern campus with
air-conditioned dormitories, Library,
Science Building and Student UnionCafeteria
METHODIST COLLEGE SUMMER SESSION
151
Intro.
to
New
Testament
IIIin
s.h. Welfare
Social
Intro.
Work
to
201
251
411
Education
and
Public
Old
450
Political
Parties
253
Music
Fundamentals
152
Classroom
Teachers
250
Western
Victorian
361
202
102
331
Civilization
Literature
American
Government
343 421
s.h.
s.h:
101
201
Music
Music
Pol.
Science
151
Educational
Psychology
Psychology
Principles
U.
Corporation
S.Testament
History
Sociology
Finance
Sociology
Iof
Modern
European
Religion
History
Theory
and
Practice
Fundamentals
Speech
Religion
General
Psychology
to
Botany
Survey
Composition
Introduction
Art
Appreciation
of
Eng.
Speech
and
Lit.
Zoology
Grammar
II
History
Music
Appreciation
ofEnglish
Economics
Ifor3
Psychology
1967
JUNE
6-JULY
14,
a.m.) 11: 10 a.m. - 12:50 p.m.
Courses
meeting
French 151-152 Intermediate French
Math 101, 102 Survey of Basic Mathematics, Introduction
to Modern Mathematics
two periods per day (Periods
6 s.h.
3, 3 s.h.
Courses meeting
1 and 3)
Math
105, 106 College Algebra,
Elem. Functions
Spanish 151-152 Intermediate Spanish
two periods per day ~Periods 1 and 2)
Chern. 101, 102 General Chemistry
4, 4 s.h.
(Lab. 1:10-4:00 every day the class meets, including June 23 and July 14)
Courses for Which Periods are To Be Arranged
Organ, Piano, Viola, Violin, Voice
THE COLLEGE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CANCEL ANY LISTED COURSE
FOR WHICH THERE IS INSUF'FICIENT RE'GISTRATION.
COST
Tuition
General Fees
Biology Lab Fee
Chemistry Lab
Fee
Room and Board
Applied Music
Fee
23.00 per semester hour
5.00 per course
7.50 per course
7.50 per course
125.00 for six weeks term
40.00 per course (1 s.h.)
3.25 per lesson
(part time)
CALENDAR
June 5-Final Registration Day
June 6-Classes Begin
June 10, 24 and July 8-Classes in session
(Saturdays)
June 23-Examination for French 151,
Math. 101, Math. 105, Spanish
151 and Chemistry 101
July 3 and 4-Holidays
July 14-Examination for all courses
not given on June 23
3,3 s.h.
6 s.h.
METHODIST
Fayetteville,
APPLICATION
COLLEGE
North Carolina
FOR SUMMER
SESSION 1967
Full Name (Mr., Mrs., Miss)
_
(LAST)
Permanent
Present
Address
(MIDDLE)
(FIRST)
__________________________
Phone
Address
Age
Phone
Health
Single
Married
_
Church Preference
Race
_
Graduation
College: __________________
Degree received
_
_ Other (specify)
At Home
High School (name)
College Attendance:
_
Physical Handicaps
Where do you plan to live: Dormitory
date
_
Dates attended
_
_
List course(s) you plan to take: (7 semester
.J
<
_
hours maximum)
Course Name & No.
Title
Sem Hrs
Period
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) Temporary transfer student from another college, or recent high school graduate who will attend Methodist College or another college in the fall. The student named above is hereby granted permission to
take the course(s) listed above in the Methodist College Summer Session, 1966.
COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY
) Public
school teacher.
Last teaching
School __________
Send record
experience:
State ____
Class of Certificate:
Type ____________
Approved
DEAN OR REGISTRAR
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Year
County
of course(s) to N. C. Dept. of Certification:
If yes, complete:
) Methodist
DATE
Yes
., A
No
, below A
Number
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College student
.
by
. Advisor
MAIL TO:
S. R. Edwards,
Methodist
Fayetteville,
Director
of Admissions.
College
North Carolina,
28301
FACTS ABOUT METHODIST COLLEGE
ACCREDITATION
FACULTY
Member of Southern Association of Colleges and
Schools
Member of North Carolina College Conference
Approved by N. C. Department of Public Instruction for training of Public School Teachers
Approved by University Senate of The Methodist
Church
Fifty-seven faculty members for 1966-67 academic
year with a high percentage holding their doctorate degree.
CURRICULUM
In: Biology, Chemistry Economics and Business Administration, Elementary Teaching, English, French, History, Mathematics, Music,
Political Science, Religion, Spanish and a Teacher
Education Program preparing
secondary school
teachers of English, French, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, History, Spanish and the special
subject teacher of General Music, also a 3-2 Engineering program. B.A. and B.S. Degrees offered.
Majors Offered
CAMPUS
Located on a 600-acre tract of land between the
Cape Fear River and U. S. Highway 401, two miles
north of the city limits of Fayetteville, North Carolina.
Buildings:
Classroom Building, Science Building,
Student Union-Cafeteria, Library Building, Physical Education Building, Infirmary, Music Building,
Bell Tower, Apartments for plarried students and
faculty, Heating Plant and four air-conditioned and
fireproof residence halls providing space for 620
students.
Administration Building, Auditorium-Fine
Arts Building and an addition to
the Student Union-Cafeteria.
Under Construction:
STUDENT BODY
Enrollment:
First semester of 1966-67, 944 students from 18 states and one foreign country.
Graduates have been accepted by leading graduate schools including: UNC at Chapel
Hill, N. C. State University, Boston University,
Southern Methodist University, Emory University,
De Pauw University, Scarritt, Appalachian, WI
and East Carolina.
Alumni:
Faculty-Student
relationship
1-16 providing a direct
faculty and students.
Ratio:
between
Minors Offered In: Biology, Chemistry, Economics, English, French, History, Mathematics, Music,
Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology,
Religion, Secondary Education,
Sociology, and
Spanish.
ADMISSION INFORMATION
(1) Upper 50% of graduating class, (2) "C" average or better on high
school work, (3) Minimum of 400 on verbal section
of the SAT, (4) Good recommendations
from
school personnel, minister and others.
Admission Requirements:
Student Expenses for 1967-68 Academic Year:
Day student,
$800; Resident
Student,
$1,600.
ATHLETICS
Member of Dixie
ence with teams
Intercollegiate
Athletic
Co'nfer-
in basketball, bowling, crosscountry, golf, tennis, soccer and wrestling. Strong
intramural program involving a high percentage
of students.
Second Class Postage Paid
FAYETTEVILLE. N. C. 28301
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF 1967 SUMMER SESSION
SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES
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