Report. 1862-93
Report. 1862-93
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Vermont received 1 50,000 acres in scrip. The legislature, in accepting this gift, establislied an Agricultural College, and subsequently incorporated this new institution with the University of Vermont, at Burlington. Instiiiction wiU be provided in the scientific department of the college for students who wish to pur- sue a course of three years in analytical and agricultural chemistry, or in civil engineering, or in mining and metallurgy, and also for young men who desire to obtain ...such instruction as can be furnished them by a course of lectures specially adapted to the wants of agriculturists, to be given in February and March Students of the three years' course will study the French language, the various branches of mathematics which relate to the practical uses of life, botany, includ- ing forestry, field engineering, drawing, and the English language.
The charge for tuition is $15 per term. Students in the laboratory courses inoui an adStional charge of $40 per annum.
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VBRMONT.
Vermont received 1 50,000 acres in scrip. The legislature, in accepting this gift, establislied an Agricultural College, and subsequently incorporated this new institution with the University of Vermont, at Burlington. Instiiiction wiU be provided in the scientific department of the college for students who wish to pur- sue a course of three years in analytical and agricultural chemistry, or in civil engineering, or in mining and metallurgy, and also for young men who desire to obtain ...such instruction as can be furnished them by a course of lectures specially adapted to the wants of agriculturists, to be given in February and March Students of the three years' course will study the French language, the various branches of mathematics which relate to the practical uses of life, botany, includ- ing forestry, field engineering, drawing, and the English language.
The charge for tuition is $15 per term. Students in the laboratory courses inoui an adStional charge of $40 per annum.
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