Catalogue of Daniel Baker College, 1947-1948 Page: 57
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GENERAL INFORMATION BULLETIN
III. The Division of Natural and Applied Sciences:
Astronomy and Meteorology, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics,
Physics and Aeronautics, Geology and Mineralogy, General
Engineering.
IV. The School of Fine Arts:
(See pages 24 and 27 of section III of the catalog).
D. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTAIN PROFESSIONS
A minimum amount of academic training of collegiate grade is
required for admission to any professional school. Students are
advised to study entrance requirements of the professional school
they propose to enter. For the guidance of students who are preparing
themselves for one of the professions, the following special
requirements are outlined.
I. Ministerial students shall observe the following regulations:
In view of the special demands upon the minister, and of the
consideration which the ministerial student receives from the University
as a church institution, the following specific requirements
are made of ministerial candidates for the bachelor's degree:
A. The ministerial student shall enroll in courses indicating that
he is a candidate for the Bachelor of Arts degree. In addition to the
normal requirements for the degree, he is subject to these additional
course requirements:
During the freshman or sophomore years the ministerial student
is required to take Bible 310 and either Church History 311, Religious
Education 320, or Religion 321.
During the junior and senior years the ministerial student is
required to take nine hours of advanced Bible and six hours of
advanced work in Church History, Religious Education, or Religion.
Any ministerial student not planning to attend an accredited theological
school is required to take Speech 363 (Preparation and Delivery
of Sermons) and Speech 364 (Homiletics).
During the sophomore and junior years the ministerial student
is required to take Philosophy 321 (Greek and Medieval Philosophy)
and Philosophy 324 (Ethics), and Sociology 341 (The Principles of
Sociology).
During the junior and senior years all ministerial students will be
required to take Religious Education 385 (Pastoral Technique and
Practice). This course may be taken by freshman and sophomore
ministerial students who are under the appointment of the Bishop and
District Superintendent as pastor of a charge.
B. Semester programs looking toward the development of majors
and minors must be approved by University authorities assigned to
the counseling of ministerial students.
C. Ministerial students are urged to elect New Testament Greek
in addition to the foreign language requirement.
D. The Administration requires that ministerial students maintain
a better than average grade (80 or better) to sustain eligibility for
ministerial scholarship aid. All ministerial students serving a charge
must maintain a like average and in addition satisfy the District
Superintendent under whom he is assigned as to his work on the
charge. Failure to satisfy both the University and the Church will
subject the student to cancellation of his ministerial scholarship.57
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Southwestern University (Georgetown, Tex.). Catalogue of Daniel Baker College, 1947-1948, book, June 1948; Georgetown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth45455/m1/59/: accessed April 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Howard Payne University Library.