OPPORTUNITIES
TO:
CONTEMPORARY CAMPUS
• renew teaching certificates
• remove academic deficiencies
• air-conditioned dormitories
• small classes
• accelerate course of study
• begin college program
• fully accredited
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Fayetteville,
APPLICATION
Full Name (Mr., Mrs., Miss) --------Permanent
Present
Address
1971
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Married
Church Preference
Where do you plan to live? Dormitory
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High School (name)
College Attendance:
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College:
Graduation
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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, 1971.
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School
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Send record of course(s) to N. C. Dept. of Certification:
If yes, complete: Class of Certificate:
Type
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Year .---No ----
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MAIL TO: Fred C. McDavid, Summer School Director
Methodist College
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Religion
155
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9:35-11:00
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French
11:10-12:50
PERIOD
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11:10-12:50
AND
COURSE
TITLE
German
F-123
C-244
C-246
Educational
Psvchologv
9:35-10:30
C-105
C-104
S-209
S-20D
C-203
New
Problems
Western
Old
American
Testament
300
Sdence
102
35Appreciation
324of
of
Government
8:009:25
C-240
C-240
F-134
C-245
F-G9
F-G3
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Business
Law
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Be
Arranged
9:25
C-103
8:55
F-G4
Violin
8:30·
9:35-10:30
S-101
S-203
1:104:00
C-243
8:55
S-216
S-222
Introduction
410
151
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Modern
Math
8:00C-241
152
C-241
Children's
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F-Ens
Literature
Intermediate
French
III
8:00S-10l
Civilization
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11:10-12:05
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in
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Math
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C-243
Advanced
C-103
German
German
II
Spanish
F-Ens
C-242
152
C-242
German
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9:35-10:30S-101
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9:35-11:00
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Composition
Political
250
The(;ry
&
Grammar
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Modern
U.
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History
European
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Testing
&
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Philnsophy
252
Principles
Organ
of
Economics
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11:10-12:05
Cultural
Anthropology
9:35-11:00
English
Literature
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Elementary
French
II
Saxophone
171
Music
Art
Appreciation
Speech
(Meets
2(Mon.,
periods
per
day)
Fundamentals
Speech
Psychology
Psychology
of
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Adjust.
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Survey
Marriage
Criminology
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Family
Math
Spanish
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THE COLLEGE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CANCEL ON OR AFTER MAY 31 ANY LISTED COURSE FOR WHICH
THERE IS INSUFFICIENT REGISTRATION. Independent study is available if sufficient need arises.
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STUDENT BODY
enrollment: Capacity for 1200 students,
with dormitory space for 620.
alumni: Graduates have been accepted
by leading graduate schools including:
U.N.C. at Chapel Hill, Duke University,
N. C. State University, George Washington University, Boston University, Southern Methodist University, V.P.I. and East
Carolina.
ATHLETICS
member of Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic
Conference with teams in baseball, basketball, bowling, cross country, golf, tennis, soccer and wrestling. Strong intramural program involves a high percentage of students.
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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, N. C.
buildings: Classroom Building, Science
Building, Student Union-Cafeteria, Library, Physical 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.
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CURRICULUM
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majors offered for: Art, Biology, Chemistry, 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;
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.
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400 on verbal section of the S.A.T., (4)
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