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• Begin College Program
• Accelerate Course Of Study
• Earn Up To 15 Semester
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• Renew Teaching
Certificates
• Remove Academic
Deficiencies
• Small Classes
• Contemporary
Campus
• Fully Accredited
• Cultural Opportunities
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1976 Summer Session
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( ) Te~porary transfer student fro~ another college, or recent high school graduate who will attend another college
in the fall. The student na~ed above is hereby granted per~ission to take the course(s) listed above in the
~ethodist College Su~~er Session, 1976.
College
Date
or University
( ) Public school teacher.
School
Signature of Dean or Registrar & Title
Last teaching experience:
State
For certificate renewal send a transcript
of myrecord
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of courses and grades to:
, Attn:
(Administrative
(Name
Unit)
Address:
(State)
(City)
( ) ~ethodist
College Student.
Approved by
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MAIL TO:
, advisor.
Director of the Summer Session
METHODIST COLLEGE
Fayetteville,
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County
North Carolina
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411
102
101
211
344
EDUCATION
BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
HISTORY
252
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201
PSYCHOLOGY
250
and
First
C III"- ART
410
104
The
American
Renaissance
RELIGION
SOCIOLOGY
German
Literature
Civilization
361
Children
Modern
Fiction
Phonetics
and
Conversation
451
2-3
251
Introduction
Introduction
253
251
312
to
to
Biblical
Education
Iin
Literature
inEducation
the
GERMAN
Advanced
Literature
for
Conversation
Children
Modern
Mathematics
and
Grammar
Senior
Victorian
Seminar
Literature
450
351
SCIENCE
SOCIOLOGY
to
Literature
HISTORY
TERM
Crafts
34324352
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
EDUCATION
Public
Schools
TERM
FRENCH
Semester
Hours
PSYCHOLOGY
Measurement
and
Evaluation
inSchool TBD
Western
II
100
Social
Psychology
Marriage
and
the
Family
Printmaking
ENGLISH
Philosophy
United
States
History
Ithe
Education
Exceptional
Children
305
Independent
Study
in
Painting
Survey
Minority
of
Relations
English
Literature
202
Principles
of
Management
Religion
of
Accounting
IAid
MATHEMATICS
"Sculpture
Early
Comparative
Childhood
Economic
Education
Systems
History
Fundamentals
Art
Internship:
Appreciation
of
of
Modern
Europe,
Social
of
Speech
Work
Britain
1789-1870
Field
Communication
Experience
Regional
Geography
Theory
Guidance
and
Practice
Counseling
Art
Public
Speaking
American
372
Literature
Biology
Teaching
A
Survey
IEarth
of
Reading
Basic
Science
Mathematics
inSociology
the
Marketing
Religions
Educational
Organization
of
the
Psychology
of
World
the
Secondary
Child
General
Physical
Psychology
of
Biology
Education
English
Literature
in
441
School
Adaptive
Physical
Education
Chemistry
IPhysics
(K-3)
SPEECH
152
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ENGLISH
302
"102
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
PHILOSOPHY
301
Physical
Education
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class period 11:20-12:50
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Economics
COURSE
CHANGES
341 and Education 354 will not be offered in Term I.
31Z-Public Finance will be offered in Term II, First Class
Period.
English 361 will ~
be offered in Term II, First Class Period.
Economics 311-Money and Banking will be offered in Term II, Second Class Period.
Business Administration
412 will not be offered in Term II, Third Class Period.
TERM III
July 19·August 20
Limited offerings in the following departments:
Biology
Economics
Education
English
History
Philosophy
Physical Education
Political Science
Psychology
Religion
Sociology
COST
Tuition: $55.00 per semester hours.
Registration Fee: $5.00 per course.
ROOM
Limited housing
Students should
registrar.
on campus will be available.
make arrangements
with the
BOARD
Meals: Cash basis per meal. (Note: Since the College
Cafeteria wil not be open for considerable periods
during the summer, food service at such times may be
obtained through the Snack Bar in the Student
Union, or off campus, as desired, on a per meal cash
basis.)
ADMISSION
Requirements for admission are a high school
diploma or a GED equivalency. (Note: Rising high
school seniors may enroll as "special students" and
credit earned will be held in escrow until later formal
admission to Methodist College.)
Methodist College welcomes applications from all
qualified applicants without discrimination.
REGISTRA TION
The college reserves the right to cancel any listed
course for which there is insufficient registration
prior to the beginning of the term.
For further information and application forms
contact:
Director of the Summer Session
METHODIST COLLEGE
Fayetteville, N. C. 28301
Methodist College Facts
PURPOSE
Methodist College is a four-year, coeducational college ofliberal
arts and sciences. It is a church involved college with a quality
academic program.
BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES
There are 22 buildings on campus including the athletic and
student life facilities. The campus is situated on 600 acres of
rolling woodlands and meadows overlooking the beautiful Cape
Fear Valley. Downtown Fayetteville, N. C., is about six miles
south of the campus.
CURRICULA
MAJORS OFFERED:
Art, Biology Business Administration/Economics,
Chemistry,
Elementary Teacher Education, English, French, History,
Mathematics, Music, Physical Education, Political Science,
Religion, Science, Spanish, Sociology, Social Work, Special
Subject Teacher in Art, Special Subject Teacher in Music.
Methodist College offers a teacher education program for those
seeking certification as secondary school teachers of English,
French, mathematics, physical education, science, social
studies, Spanish, special subject teach in art, and special
subject teacher in music.
MINORS OFFERED:
Art, Biology, Business Administration, Chemistry, Economics,
English, French, German, History, Mathematics, Music,
Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Physical Education,
Psychology, Religion, Secondary Education, Sociology, Social
Work, Spanish.
DEGREES OFFERED: associate of arts, bachelor of arts,
bachelor of science, and bachelor of applied science.
ACCREDITATION
MEMBER OF:
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
North Carolina Association of Colleges and Universities
American Council on Education
Association of American Colleges
North Carolina Association of Independent Colleges and
Universities
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.
Second Class Postage Paid
FAYETTEVillE,
N. C. 28301