Texas Western College 1959-1960.pdf - Utep

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OURTEEN different degrees are obtainable at Texas Western College
In a wlde varlety of subjects from highly technical engineering degrees
to liberal arts courses and teacher education programs, as well as graduate
study in advanced fields.
Although the college offers a range of courses from Art to Zoology, the
largest departments are in English, Mathematics, and the Sciences, with
library, laboratory and classroom facilities commensurate with the importance
of these subjects.
Student Expenses
The tuition for a student who is a resident of Texas approximates $112
a year (two semesters) and for non-residents about $362. Board and room
in the dormitories averages $570 for two semesters. Although some costs
may be higher in specialized fields, the average expense for books and
supplies is about $loo per year. See pages 139-142 for regulations about
deposits and fees.
,i Financial Assistance
Several hundred students are employed on the college campus in jobs
ranging from semi-skilled labor to laboratory and teaching assistants. Off
campus work is also available in the El Paso area. More than 60 different
scholarships are offered by organizations and industries to qualifying stu-
dents. See pages 143-146 for information about scholarships and loans.