TUESDAY, AUCUST 15, 1950
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THE DAILY NEBRASKA
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EVERYTHING from specialized
training in dental surgery to
agricultural teacher trail-ring . . .
that's whtt Nebraska University
is made of.
With its many colleges, schools
and departments, the University
has much offer the incoming
student. I you have already de
cided upon a definite career, you
Vail enter that college upon your
admittance s to the University.
However, if you are undecided,
the University still offers you a
"well rounded program of educa
tion which will include 'certain
requirements for graduation and
others unspeeialized courses, un
til you decide upon some career.
Guidance and counseling exam
inations will also be given to you
to help you decide upon which
field you will want to enter.
NEBRASKA'S college of agri
culture is one of it's largest col
leges. This is due to the fact
that Nebraska, is an agricultural
state. Ag campus, as it is called,
is located three miles north of
the main body of the University.
The College of Agriculture
operates five experiment stations
across the state. Each is engaged
in research to benefit the farm
ers of Nebraska.
Men enrolled in the College of
Agriculture may chose specialties
from seven fields: General agri
culture, agricultural teacher train
ing, agricultural extension, techni
cal science, conservation, agri
cultural journalism or agricul
tural economics.
Women may major in home
economics and its various
branches: Home economics teach
ing, home extension agencies, hos
pital dietetics. They study cloth
ing and textiles, foods and rrurri
Hon or housing and . equipment
Some work toward degrees be
yond the bachelor's tlegree and
prepare themselves "by specializ
ing in pre-social service, home
management, or family.
Every home economics major
spends six Weeks out of her last
year in the two home manage
ment houses. While there they
have full management of the
homes and care for an infant
from a local orphanage.
THE COLLEGE of Arts and
Sciences on city campus offers
a liberal education for those en
rolled. That is, most students in
that college are not in special
ized fields, and receives training
in English, history, political
science, chemistry, mathematics,
foreign language and other fields
of learning, In effect, the Col
lege of Arts and Science is a
kind of service school for the
professional colleges and schools.
Students graduating from this
school receive bachelor of arts de
grees. Some of the schools in that
college include the school of
journalism, and the school of fine
arts. Other students specialize in
fields of chemistry, pshycology,
geology, philosophy and others.
THE COLLEGE of Business
Administration is not just an
other tnsiness college which
trains typists and bookkeepers.
It develops in students the abil
ity to discover the facts relat
ing to a business, to organize and
arrange them, to analyze them
according to scientific standards,
JOURNALISM LAB One of the most modern Journalism plants in
any University can be found at Nebraska. In typography, photography
and editing laboratories, journalism students have opportunities for
Bctual practice to complement textbook studies.
and then to form sound judg
ment. It offers Whing in accounting,-
banking, finance, commer
cial law, economics, foreign trade
and the diplomatic service, busi
ness administration, insurance,
marketing, advertising and in
many other fields.
Most bizad classes, as they are
called, are held in Social Sciences
hall.
THE COLLEGE of Dentistry is
rated among the best in the
United States. Its faculty and
equipment have attracted stu
dents from all over the world.
Admission to the College of
Dentistry is open only to stu
dents who have earned 60 se
mester hours in pre-dental
training. Students are urged to
map their predental programs
under the guidance Of an ad
viser who is a member of the
dental college faculty.
Because the facilities of the
college are limited, it can admit
only those "who have maintained
a superior academic record.
Average or less than average
work is not enough for this college.
THE COLLEGE of Engineering
and Architecture offers courses
Th six branches of engineering:
agricultural, architectural, chem
ical, civil, electrical and me
chanical. Commercial engineer
ing, which is a fifth-year course
for students Who wish to edd
business to their training in engineering,-
is also available.
This college does not tram me
chanics, electricians or radio
technicians. Work in the Col
lege of Engineering and archi
tecture leads to service in de
sign, research, or management
where structures, machines or
processes are used.
Another college with a nigh
enrollment is Teachers college.
Here, prospective teachers re
ceive classroom and actual teach
ing training. Sophomores, juniors
and seniors in this college
"practice teach" in Lincoln grade
schools and high schools.
THE COLLEGE of Medicine is
the only other college located
off the main campus except Ag
college. It is located in Omaha
where medical and nursing stu
dents train in the University hospital.
This has just been a summary
of a few of the many colleges
and departments at the Univer
sity. It is the aim of this insti
tution to provide training for
careers in the many fields that
students wish to enter.
Equipment in the various col
leges is as tip to date as pos
sible, and the teaching staff is
one of the lest in United States
universities.
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