BATTLE CREEK COLLEGE

Seventh-Day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Thursday, June 24, 1880

FromAdvent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 56, No. 1

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BATTLE CREEK COLLEGE.

A MODEL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION, COMPRISING FIVE DEPARTMENTS.

Nearly 500 Students Enrolled Annually, Coming from 32 States and Territories.

DEPARTMENTS.

I. DEPARTMENT OF THE ARTS AND SCIENCES.

This includes a Classical Course of FOUR YEARS and an English Course of three years, each with its Preparatory Course of two years.

II. NORMAL DEPARTMENT.

This includes a Teachers’ Course of FOUR YEARS, and a Model School. The course in this department includes all the branches required for a first-class certificate in any State. Professional instruction in Didactics is also given to those in this department who are expecting to teach.

III. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.

This includes instruction in the following topics: Bookkeeping, Business Correspondence, Business Forms, Business Penmanship, Commercial Law, Banking, and Telegraphy. The common branches are also pursued in connection with the topics given above; also, French and German.

There are two sessions daily—afternoon and evening.

The courses in this department are of varying length, and the tuition ranges from $5.00 to $30.00.

Superior advantages for those desiring to prepare themselves for Tract and Missionary Secretaries and Librarians (Send for special circular.)

IV. DEPARTMENT OF THEOLOGY.

This department has a course of three years, which includes, besides the usual common branches, Geology and Greek.

V. DEPARTMENT OF HYGIENE.

This department has a course of one year. It is designed for those who desire to obtain accurate and scientific information on all subjects pertaining to the preservation of health, together with a fundamental knowledge of anatomy and physiology, and a practical acquaintance with the nature and ordinary treatment of common diseases.

THE FACULTY

numbers fourteen members. They are all men and women of experience and critical scholarship.

The majority of the students are young men and women of true moral worth. Their influence over the unstable is highly restrictive and salutary, making it comparatively easy to maintain the most rigid discipline.

EXPENSES.

Probably there is no other College in the United States where a thorough education can be obtained at so small an expense. A system of clubbing, which has become very popular among students, enables them to secure excellent board at $1.10 a week, exclusive of lodging, which costs 50 cents to $1.00 more. The annual expenses of each student, including all but traveling expenses and clothing, need not exceed $113.00. A full descriptive Catalogue will be sent free, upon application.

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