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34 HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
College of Arts and Sciences.
FACULTY,
Rev. JOHN GORDON, D.D.,
Professor of Moral Science, Natural Theology, and Christian Evidences.
Rev. F. W. FAIRFIELD, D.D.,
Dean and Professor of Greek and PtjUJscal Economy.
ROBERT B. WARDER, A.M., B.S.,
■ Pr6‘fessomjpf®iysics and Chemistry.
.KELLY MILLER, A. M.,
Professor of Mathematics. .
. . CHARLES C. COOK, B.L.,
_ . -Professor of English -Language History.
' 'Pfrotesssor of Latin and Pedagogy.
WILLIAM P. HAY, M.S.,
Professor df^Kwfatf-History.
Miss ELIZABETH A. COOK,
- Instructor and German.
G. M. CATHRELL, A.B.,
Assistant Physics and Chemistry.
- REQUIREMENTS FOR AUMJSSION.
G RADUATES from the Preparatory Department of Howard
University are admitted on Certificate.^ Graduates from
other listed secondary schools may be admitted without
examination, except that all such applicants will be examined in
English. Applicants who come from secondary schools and de-
Bire to be admitted without examination must present a tran­
script of their scholastic record during the four preceding years.
All applicants for admission to the Freshman Class must pre­
sent fifteen units. By a unit of secondary work is meant a
course of study of one year’s duration, with recitations occur-