THE SUMMER QUARTER OF 
THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 4 
WILL BEGIN JULY 1, 1898 . 
HIS Quarter is an integral part of the scholastic year, and is divided , 
into two terms of six weeks each. Over 200 courses of study will be 
given by more than roo professors and instructors. Inthe Summer of 1897 _ 
there were present 1285 students, who undertook work as follows: 
In Philosophy 118, Pedagogy 276, Political Economy 84, Political 
Science 132, History 269, Sociology 245, Comparative Religions 4, Sem- 
itic 149, Biblical Greek 126, New Testament Literature and History 61, — 
Sanskrit and Comparative Philology 8, Greek 127, Latin 135, Romance 156, 
Germanic Languages 210, English 684, Mathematics 202, Astronomy 13, — 
Physics 137, Chemistry 105, Geology 68, Zodlogy 51, Neurology 7, Anatomy 
and Histology 48, Physiology 43, Botany 95, Public Speaking 67, .System- ; 
atic Theology 62, Church History 69, Homiletics 74, Physical Culture 170, — | 
and in the Disciples’ Divinity School 13. 
The first term of the Summer Quarter ends August 11. Great advan- 
tages are offered to teachers who can spend six weeks in study at the 
University; they may still have from two to four weeks of vacation before — 
the opening of schools. Where a teacher can secure a year’s leave of | 
absence, credit for five Quarters (or 134 years’ work) in the University may — 
be obtained by attendance at the University from July 1, 1898, to Septem- 
ber 22, 1899. A number of students have already secured Master’s degrees — 
by Summer study. Many are working toward degrees who are present at : 
the University during Summer Quarters only. 
All the libraries, laboratories, and museums will be open., A large © 
number of special lectures, both single and in courses, will be provided. — 
The expenses for the Quarter of twelve weeks, including tuition, may be 
made less than $100, and for a term of six weeks one-half of this sum. The 
complete announcements will be ready in March. 
For circulars and other information address 
THE EXAMINER, 
THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, 
CHICAGO, ILL. 
