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StXTEEN LARGE UNIVERSITIES
S" ARE COMPARED.
NEBRASKA THIRD fOR A. B. DECREE
ALL "LAB" FEE8 EXCLUDED EX
CEPT IN "MEDIC" COLLEGE.
Ranks Second in Four Year Engineer
ing Course and 8xth in Law '
1 Among the' Colleges
Compared.
Following a careful investigation of
students' fees paid at sixteen of the
universities, thereby avoiding any pos
sible error.
8ummary of Fees.,
A summary of the fees 6f the re-'
spective universities is recorded be
low, given in a separate college list
ihfiiian'dexcJujiinBlallilboratoryftfees except in the college of medicine.
For the degreeB of Bachelor of Arts,
Bachelor of Science, four years course,
without laboratory fees:
Univorslty of California 32.00
University of Missouri 40.00
University of Nebraska 42.00
University of Kansas 50.00
University, of Cfllqradcr . .- 65:,00
University of Minnesota 80.00
Ohio Stato University 85.00
University of Wisconsin 96.00
Univorslty of Iowa 100.00
University of Illinois '. . . . 111.00
University of Michigan 148.00
Ohio Stato University 185.00
University of Michigan 191.00
University of Minnesota 205.00
Cornell University 327.00
Yalo University 455.00
Harvard University 482.00.
lUnlvenftty of Chicago t465r.'(W
For degree of Doctor of Medicine,
four years' course, including average
laboratory fees:
University of Iowa 1220.00
University of Colorado 320.00
University of Kansas 330.00
University of Michigan 368.00
University of Nebraska '423.00
University 'of 'Minnesota4 622700
Cornell University 630.00
University of Illinois 660.00
Yalo University 684.00
University of Chicago 725.00
University of California 736.00
Harvard University 835.00
START ON TOUR OF STATE
QLEE CLUB LEAVES MONDAY FOR
HABJGS.
INITIAL TRIP Of THE PRESENT (LUI
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ERN NEBRASKA.
About a 8core off Musicians .Qo Will .
Return After the Close of Vaca
tion Clubs Have Had
Varied Career.
The first glee club that the Univer
sity of Missouri has had for tour years
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The University of Nebraska Glee Club, Which Will Tour the State During the Christmas Recess.
largest, universities of the country, sta
tistics have been prepared by the Uni
versity of Nebraska executive officers,
which show excellently how ho stu
'dent fees of Nebraska compare with
the big universities.
Nebraska, 'Low.
" This investigation has revealed one
or two very, Interesting facts. In the"
ilrst place, it denoted in no unmis-
r-takable-manner-thaUthe-Jecs-at-Ne-'braska
are exceptionally moderate In
comparison with corresponding state
universities, and that in comparison
with an of private institutions Inves
tigated, the Nebraska fees are insig;
niflcant. , For lnstance,in the colleges
of artB and'sclences and engineering,
the Nebraska fees are lower than
Kansas, Coldrado,' Minnesota, OI1I9,
Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois,, etc., 'and very
much lower than charges at the prij
vate institutions recorded below.
The authorities, inpreparing and ob
taining the data for thfe comparison,
have employed every possible m'eanB
to secure accurate figures. ' In doing
ttih?, hey 'tot only njade? a' list ,'of the
fee's 'tabulated' in'thV annual un'iveri
8ity calendars, but theyalso hayere
celved a veriflcatlon of the calendar
figures from each" of tile' represented
Cornell University 431.00
University of Chicago ,.. 495.00
Harvard University 616.00
Yale University 638.00
The. degree of Bachelor of Science
In civil, mechanical or electrical' en
gineering, four years' college, without
laboratory fees:
University of California $ 32.00
University of Nebraska 34.00
University of Kansas , 50.00
JJniyexBlty- of-Golorado -.-rrrrr: 65t00
Ohio State University 85.00
University of Illinois 111.00
University of Minnesota 120; 00
University or Missouri 120.00
University of Wisconsin 140.00
University of K Michigan ?. 208.00
Cornell University 631.00
Yale University 514.(0Q
Harvard, University , 716.00
Moss.'lnBt. of Tech. ., 1,000.00
For degree of Bachelor of Laws, col
lego of law, three years' course, no
laboratory fees:
University of California ? 35.00
University of Wisconsin ' 72.00
University of Kansas 85.00
"University, of Missouri '. J . . , . . (19,0.00
Two years, counting toward same,
degree:
University or Missouri 140.00
University of Wisconsin 148.00
TO TAKE "EXAMS."
First "Quiz" of Year for Cadets to Be
Held Tonight.
The first University of Nebraska
jleioxamlnatiQnQfiheyearJvlll-be
given in the armory tonight. This ex
amination has been prepared witli a
view of covering all the work complet
ed in the- cadet manual so far this
year. Failure to take this examina
tion, unless a sufficiently good excuse
is made, will reckon much to the dis
credit of the cadet.
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Unlyersltys of Colorado 150.00
UnyersltyuQf Nebraska, . ,. , .... 151.00
Unlvefsity.joLJllinola---r-r-m"160r00
University of Iowa "... 170.00
"HORT. 8EM," TO MEET.
C. G. Marshall to Deliver an Address
' Tonight.
Horticultural, Seminar will meet
Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. in Horticultural
hall, at the state farm. C. G. Mar
shall, secretary of the State Horticul
tural society, will discuss the follow
ing question', "Some of, the Primary
-Phasea-of-Nursery-Worlc' AlMnter
ested are Invited to come out.
departed Monday morning for Hast
ings, Neb., wrere they made their first
appearance before a Nebraska audi
ence on their tour of the state, In .
which they will sing in most of ho
Important cities m southern Nebraska.
Tho club at the present time is com
posed of about twenty-five men, of
whom about a score made tho trip.
Dates have been made fdr this tour,
and the club was accompanied by a
string" quartet composed of university
musicians, one of -whom also slugs
with tho mombers of the dub. .
Varied Career.
In years paBt,tho glee clubs of tho
univorslty have had' a varied career.
First a wave of success wpuld come,
to .be followed by a wa,vo .of mlsman-
mentsj Whll6 tho 'university has ha'd
a largo numborof glee clubs'and while
the organizations have always been
an important feature of the student
activities for, the pasjfr four years lit
tle work has been accomplished- along
this line t '. , ! f ..
A nilmber of yQars agor when the
glee chip of the university had, 'met
with marked success on' every hind,
an extensive (our of the western
tateswns-planned and dates -were-
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