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MAKE-UP EXAMINATIONS
Period Will Commence Saturday, June 4, and Close Monday, June 20.
Make-up mid-year examinations in the following courses will be held at 9.15 A. M., with the exception of those on Saturday, June 4, which will begin at 2.30 P. M. By the regulations, the examinations will not extend over three hours.
Regulations: There is a fee of three dollars for each make-up examination, to be paid at the Bursar's Office not later than the day before the examination.
No student is permitted to take any books or papers into the examination room except by express direction of the instructor. No communication is permitted between students in the examination room on any subject whatever.
A student who is not in the examination room within five minutes after the hour appointed for the examination shall not be admitted without permission of the instructor or officer in general charge of the examinations.
The provisional list of examinations follows:
Saturday, June 4.
Chemistry 2.
Comp. Lit. 6a.
Economics 21.
Education 2a.
Geology 4.
German 2b.
German 8.
Government 1.
Government 4.
History 24a.
Mining A.
Zoology 1.
Monday, June 6.
Architecture 3a.
Botany 7.
Chemistry 4.
Comp. Lit. 1.
Economics 3.
English 1.
English 2.
Government 17a.
History 10a.
History 13.
Mathematics A.
Mathematics C.
Philosophy 12.
Physics 12.
Wednesday, June 8.
Botany 2.
Comp. Lit. 31a.
Economics 6a.
Economics 18.
English 39.
German A.
German 2a.
German 4.
Greek B.
Latin 10.
Philosophy C.
Philosophy 11a.
Physics B.
Physics C.
Spanish 1.
Friday, June 10.
Anthropology 1.
Architecture 1a.
Economics 9a.
English 14.
English 41.
French 1a.
French 6.
German 25.
History 18.
History 23a.
Indic Philol. 9.
Music 3.
Philosophy 14.
Saturday, June 11.
Engineering 5a.
German 1b.
History 1.
Monday, June 13.
Class. Philol. 40.
Economics 14a.
French A.
French 2a.
German 1a.
German 29.
History 2a.
Italian 1.
Mathematics F.
Wednesday, June 15.
Chemistry 1.
Comp. Lit. 9.
Economics 1.
Fine Arts 3.
French 2c.
German F.
Government 30.
Semitic A14.
Friday, June 17.
Class. Philol. 24.
Class. Philol. 39.
Engineering 12b.
Engineering 16f.
English 28.
French 1b.
German 17.
History 12a.
Mathematics 2.
Physiology 1.
Monday, June 20.
Architecture 3a.
Chemistry 3.
Economics 5.
Engineering 1e.
English A.
English 11a.
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