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1,644 ACRES OF LAND.
COUNTY IN SOUT
OF INSTRUCTION.
Location and Env
The College Is located In Oconee C<
the Blue Ridge Mountains, on the ho
Calhoun, and later of his son-in-law,
The College is over 800 feet above th
climate is healthful and Invigorating
dissipate or to spend money foolish!
minimum.
The students are under military go\
effort Is made to train up young m<
credit on the College and on the Stat
Religious Inflv
The College contributes to the sala
mlnlstera who conduct divine servlc
t work among the cadets In barracks.
E ishing Sunday School and T. M. C. A
Secretaries. a ?yd,vuu x. m. a.
pleted January, 191$.
Requirements of A
No student will be admitted who
years old at the time of entrance.
An honorable discharge from the
lege attended Is required.
No student will be admitted who
healthy and free from contagious
tuberculosis.
Applicants for the Freshman Class
nations, either in their counties on J
College In September, unless they c
scribed certificate, furnished by the (
A preparatory department is no loi
the College.
Scholastic requirements are glvez
College Catalog.
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AGRICUL/]
The One-Year Co
Begins October 10th and en
give the simple scientific
farming rests.
Open to young men 18 ;
worked three or more years
There are 51 scholarships
course. Examinations for 1
by each County Superintend
Send for full information
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VALUE OF PLANT $1,3C
H CAROLINA REPRESE1
NEW AND MODERN BE
NEXT SESSION
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'ironment i
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>unty at the foot of
mestead of John C.
Thos. G. Clemson.
e sea level, and the i
Temptations to
y are reaucea it# a,
'ernment and every
;n who will reflect f|
ry of four resident Ipfl
es and do pastoral - * Bj
building was comIs
not at least 16
last school cr B MM
la not reasonably |
diseases, Including I
must stand exami- K:
uly 14th, or at the IpMBap^:-5
;an fill out a pre- "
nger maintained at K
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urse in Agriculture
ds June 8th. It is designed t
principles upon which goo
pears old and over who hav
5 on the farm.
3 open to students taking thi
;he award of scholarships hel
lent of Education?on July 14tl
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(PRESET
>n Agri
chool of En(
>0,000. OVER 100 TEACHER*
TTED. THIRTEEN DEGREE C
ITLDINGS, EQUIPMENT AND
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ADMINISTRATION BUI
COURSES OF
Clemson College offers thirteen
leading to the degree of Bachelor <
and seven short courses during the
the summer session.
FOUR-YEAR DEGREE C
! Agronomy
Botany
Chemistry
Animal Industry
EW 1
Entomology
Veterinary Scier
Horticulture
2 ^ Soils
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unemisiry
Mechanical-Electrical Engineerii
Civil Engineering
Textile Engineering
e Architectural Engineering
g SHORT COURSES (Reguh
d One-year course in Agriculture
1. Two-year course in Textile
COST
The cost for any of the thirteen
courses or the Two-Year Textile C<
session. This amount covers unif<
heat, light, water, laundry and all :
Tuition is $40.00 additional to tho
^ fee cost of the One-Year Agri
$122.05. This amount covers the
listed above.
The cost of the Four-Weeks' S
Farmers and the Four-Weeks' Sum
ton Grading is $19.00. This amoi
board, room, light and water,
required.
Do not delay in making application
be crowded out
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cultura
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1, OFFICERS AND ASSISTAN
OURSES. FIVE SHORT COURS
SANITATION
AY, SEPTEMBER 20,
OR REFERENCE
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STUDY :?7~
four-year courses
regular session and
'ourses
ice
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Summer Si
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Courses in Dairy
culture. Field Crops
ir Session) .
week or four weeks.
O i_1
opeciaj courses iu
August 18th, 1916.)
Send for leaflets g
i regular four-year
)urse is $14^.10 per ^
No uniforms are "" ""
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to enter; you may
one o:
GS, President,
OTHER NOTICE WILL APPEAR.)
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Scholarship
and Examina
The College maintains 1
scholarships in the Agriculti
tile Courses, and 51 in the Oi
cultural Course (October 1
3th.) Each scholarship is w
Prpp fiiitinn.
Scholarship and entrance
are held at the county cour
a. m., July 14th. Write for
tion in regard to the scholar
your county next session,
governing their award. It i
while to try for one of these
Those who are not seekin
scholarships are advised to
cations on July 14th, rath
until they come to College
Credit will be given for any
passed at the county seat.
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ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT.
hort Courses in Ag
ily 31st-August 26th, 1916.
ing, Animal Industry, Poultry
, Cotton Grading.
r?Vi??r? Pom PIud Bovs and any c
jourses are arranged so that on*
r ministers in rural communities,
iving details of the courses.
CHEMICAL LABORATORIES.
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demson ^onege,
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tions
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168 four-year
aral and Tex
le-Year AgriLOth
to June
orth $100 and
examinations
t houses at 9
full informa shins
onen to -
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and the laws
is worth your
scholarships.
g to enter on
stand examier
than wait
i in the fall,
examinations
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riculture
Raising, Horti- ,
me interested in
i may stay one
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