1962, fall preliminary class schedule

Pacific Lut:heran . Universit:y PRELIMINARY

*

FALL SEMESTER 1962

FALL SCHEDULE-1962 The

1962

Fall

semester

offerings are

listed alphabetically

Qccording to departments.

Courses

open to

freshmen

and

sophomores

o re

numbered

101·299 and are considered lower division subjects. Courses op en

to juniors and seniors a r e numbered 300·499 and are regarded

as upper di visio n sub ects. C ourses numbered 500 are open to

j

g raduate students only.

The student should have his entire program made up of sub­ jects in the- division in which he classifies.

Prerequisites can be ascertained from your adviser or the gen..

eral catalog. In most cases lower division c o u rses are basic and

should be completed before re gisl erin g for upper division courses.

A student must hove 0 grade point o verage of 2.25 10 be

eligible to register for any courses in the Sc h ool of Education.

The number in parentheses

following the course lille is the

number of semester hours of credit allowed for the course.

The letters La, Lb, Lc, etc., refer to t h e laboratory sections .

The letter S with a number (S 1, 52, e l c. ) refers to class section.

The time fo r the courses is given according to pe r iods in the day and not accord ing t o the hour of the day. The student's pr.... gram should de sign at e the period and not the hour of the doy except in cases where the time is clearly indicated on the sched­ ule as for l a te afternoon and evening cl asses.

The University reserves Ihe right to cancel any class for

fiable cause.

justi­

FALL REGISTRA nON SCHEDULE Sophomorp.s, Juniors and Seniors ore invited to make appoint­

m e nts with their advisors May grams for the Fall semester.

7·19

to make out their class pr,.,.

DIRECTIONS FOR REGISTRATION

1. Obto in your registration cord at the Registrar ' s office in Ihe

2.

Administration Bui l di ng .

In consultation with your

adviser

fill oul your

3. P r i nt your full legal nome an Ihe card.

with

bo" pen or

general Write lirmly

Fill oul all

information requested on th e registration card.

4.

schedule of

classes.

pencil to go th rough three

carbons.

Leave the card in the Registrar's office where you wi ll pick

it

up in the fall at Ihe time you pay your fees. You will 01 tha t time place your name on all class cards an d g r ade report

cards wh ich will be

attached to your registrotion card.

BUILDING SYMBOlS

ARE

AS FOLLOWS

G-Gymnasium

A-Administration Building

L-L1brary

AB-Arl Building

S-Science Hall

CB-Class Building CMS-Chopel·Music.Speech Building PERIOD TIME SCHEDULE

lst Period ...... 7:50· 8:40 a.m.

2nd Pe ri o d...... B:50· 9 :40 a.m.

5th Period ...... 12:30· 1 :20

p.m.

6th Period ...... 1:30· 2:20 p.m.

Chapel ..... . ... . 9:50·10:20 a.m.

7th Period . ... . . 2:30· 3:20 p.m.

p.m.

9th Period ...... 4:30- 5:20 p.m.

3rd Period . .....10:30·11:20 a.m.

41h Period ..... .11 :30·12:20

Blh

-2-

Period . ... .. 3:30· 4:20 p.m.

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