Identifier: annualcatalogueo1890nort (find matches)
Title: Annual catalogue of the North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Year: 1890 (1890s)
Authors: North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Subjects: North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Universities and colleges
Publisher: Raleigh, (N.C.) : Edwards and Broughton
Contributing Library: NCSU Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: NCSU Libraries

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shing to enter, can be examined at theCollege on the day before its opening, if they did not pass the examina-tion at the county-seats. These will be held at the following hours:Mathematics, 9 a. m. ; English, 11 a. m.; Geography, 2 p. m. ; History,3:30 p. M. Examinations for conditioned students and for applicants foradvanced classes will be held also on these days. Students, after arriving in Raleigh, must report at once to the Presidentof the College for a permit for examination or for registration. Students who have passed the examinations for admission, or for ad-vancement to a higher class, will report to the Registrar for registration. GENERAL RULES. Every young man, on becoming a member of the College, therebypledges his obedience to the rules, a printed copy of which will be fur-nished him, and to a diligent performance of his duties. Xo student in this College will be allowed to join any military organ-ization, and no applicant for admission belonging to any militarj- organ-
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CARPENTER SHOP. BLACKSMITH SHOP. MACHINE SHOP. GENERAL INKOKMATION. 43 ization shall be allowed to enter until he shall have filed with the Rei^istrara certificate of withdrawal from active membership in such organization. Students are expected at all times to demean themselves in a quiet,gentlemanly manner, and no student will be allowed to remain in theinstitution who, by misconduct or indolence, shows himself unworthyof its benefits. All students will be required to attend morning prayer in the chapel. On Sunday morning, students must attend the church service inRaleigh, each student being allowed to select the church. Each occupant of a dormitory is expected to keep his room in goodorder and ready for inspection at any time. Clothing, etc.—Each student is required to have one suit of uniform. E<ich Mndmt living in. the Collerjc must hnn(j u-ith him a chitrnje. of slu-dxand pi/loiv-cascs, four tuiceU and two counterpanes, piaiuhj marked. TUITION. Tuition is §20 per scholastic

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