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University of Wisconsin. College of Agriculture / The short course in agriculture: 1919-20
(1919)

Students who enter from other schools,   pp. 13-14 PDF (283.4 KB)

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COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
              Requirements for Admission
  No entrance examination is required. Students should
be at least 16 years old and should have a common school
education to pursue the studies of the Short Course to the
best advantage. Persons who have not completed a com-
mon school education, but who are by age and experience
  STUDENTS OOMPARING DIFFERENT BRANDS OF SEPARATORS
  In the dairy classes the repairs and adjustments are made on the
                      leading machines.
fitted for the work may be admitted to the course by special
permission. Experience has shown that the young men at
least 20 years of age who have a general knowledge of
farming are able to secure the greatest benefit from the
course.
        Students Who Enter From Other Schools
  County Short Course. The county agricultural repre-
sentatives give courses to boys in their counties. Gradu-
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