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SIBLEY COLLEGE.
REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION.
The following subjects are required for admission ; English, Physi
ology and Hygiene, History, [the student must offer two of the four
following divisions in History: (a) American; (b) English; (c)
Grecian; (d) Roman;] Plane Geometry, Elementary Algebra. See
pages 33-36.
In addition to the above primary entrance subjects, the applicant
must offer as below :
1. In Solid Geometry, Advanced Algebra, and in Plane and Spheri
cal Trigonometry as much as is contained in the standard American
and English text-books See page 45.
2. In Advanced French or Advanced German (German preferred)
as given on pages 38 and 39.
3. The applicant must have presented a Regents'
diploma (page 49)
or a certificate (page 50) of graduation from an approved school.
Otherwise he must, in addition to the requirements mentioned in 1
and 2, pass examinations or present acceptable certificates represent
ative of an amount of work equivalent to three years time in a single
subject in preparatory schools of approved standing.*
For the above work a free choice among the various subjects taught
in the preparatory schools of approved standing, and not otherwise
counted, will usually be accepted ; at the same time, combinations of
the following subjects are recommended as most suitable for entrance
to the courses in Sibley College : The Alternate Modern Language,
Free-Hand Drawing, Physics, Chemistry.
72-
[For details as to subjects and methods of admission see pages 33-
For admission to the freshman class, communication should be ad
dressed to the Registrar. See pages 33-52.
For admission to advanced standing from other colleges and Uni
versities communication should be addressed to the Director or the
Secretary of Sibley College. See pages 52 and 53.
For admission to graduate work and candidacy for advanced
degrees, communication should be addressed to the Dean of the Uni
versity Faculty. See pages 64-72.}
*This additional requirement is equivalent to 12 counts on the Regents'
scale in
the State of New York.