Methodist College
FAYETJ1EVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
On a new and modern campus with
air-conditioned dormitories, Library,
Science Building, Student UnionCafeteria, and Fine Arts Building.
METHODIST
Fayetteville,
APPLICATION
Present
North Carolina
FOR SUMMER
Full Name (Mr., Mrs., Miss)
Permanent
COLLEGE
SESSION 1969
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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, 1969.
COLLEGE
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Public school teacher.
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experience:
Send record of course(s) to N. C. Dept. of Certification:
If yes, complete:
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by _______________________
, Advisor
MAIL TO: N. H. Thompson, Director of Admissions
Methodist College
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28301
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STUDENT BODY
CAMPUS
First semester of 1968-69, about 1,000
from 18 states.
Alumni: Graduates have been accepted by leading
graduate schools including: UNC at Chapel Hill,
N. C. State University, Boston University, South·
ern Methodist University, Scarritt, Appalachian,
VPI and East Carolina.
Enrollment:
students
ATHLETICS
Member of Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic Conference with teams in baseball, basketball, bowling,
cross country, golf, tennis,
Strong intramural program
centage of students .
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soccer and wrestling.
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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, N. C.
Buildings: Classroom Building, Science Building,
Student Union-Cafeteria, Library Building, Physi·
cal Education Building, Infirmary, Administration
Building, Auditorium-Fine Arts Building, Bell Tower, Apartments for married students and faculty,
Heating Plant and four air-conditioned and fireproof residence halls providing space for 620.
FACULTY
Sixty-six faculty members for 1968-69 academic
year. A high percentage hold doctoral degrees.
Faculty-Student Ratio: 1-16
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FACTS ABOUT METHODIST
ACCREDITATION
CURRICULUM
Economics
and Business Administration,
Elementary Teaching, English, French, History, Mathematics, Music,
Political Science, Sociology, 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.
Minors Offered In: Art, Biology, Chemistry, Economics, English, French, History, Mathematics,
Music, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, Secondary Education, Sociology
and Spanish.
Majors Offered
In: Biology, Chemistry,
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Member of Southern Association of Colleges and
Schools, Member of Association of- American Colleges, Member of North Carolina College Conference, Approved by N. C. Dept. of Public Instruction for training of Public S<;,hool Teachers, Approved by University Senate of The United Methodist Church.
ADMISSION INFORMATION
Admission Requirements: (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 .
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