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ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS AND PRE-REQUISITES
are the same as for regular session. Please request a
catalog if desired for this purpose.
Freshman courses are numbered from 10 to 19 or
from 110 to 119. Sophomore, from 20 to 29 or 120 to
129; Junior, 30 to 39 or 130 to 139; Senior 40 to 49
* or 140 to 149.
COURSES WHICH MAY BE OFFERED
Art--P. S. Art Methods, 112, 115.
* Bible-New Testament 115.
Old Testament 125.
Career and Significance of Jesus 137.
Business Administration-Salesmanship 137.
Marketing 138.
Advertising 141.
Education and Psychology
Method of Teaching the Elementary subjects
Education 115
Handwriting-Ed. 119.
Child Psychology, Ed. 121.
Introduction to Psychology, 124.
Introduction to Secondary Education. Ed. 125.
Children's Literature, Ed. 130. 4
Unit Activities in Elementary Grades, E. 134.
Character Education, Ed. 135.
Rural School Problems. Ed. 136.
Public School Administration. Ed. 141.
High Schood Administration. Ed. 142.
English-Composition and Rhetoric. 110.
English Literature, 29a, b.
How to Teach English in High School, 133.
Victorian Poetry, 149.
Foreign Languages-
Spanish 11 a, b; 21 a, b; 31 a, b;
French 11 a, b; 21 a, b; 41 a, b.
Government-Texas and U. S. Government, 125.
European Governments, 126.
New Mexico Civics and Government, 127.
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