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The School of Agriculture
The School of Agriculture at Texas A. and M.
is meeting the challenge to train leaders for all
phases of the nation's agriculture, a growing in W
dustry which is increasing in complexity every day.
The Texas A. and M. Faculty in agriculture is corn- W
posed of about 110 scientists. Nearly all of them
have earned doctoral degrees and nearly all of J
them fill the dual role of being both highly able 0
research scientists and master teachers. Many of V
them have held high office in the national socie-
ties in their specialties, which is tangible recogni-
tion of their achievements. Apparatus, instrumen-
tation and physical equipment used in classwork
is entirely modern and is equal in quality and
quantity to facilities in comparable high- ranking
schools of agriculture in other sections of the na-
tion. The fifteen teaching departments offer in
struction in about thirty degree programs and N
specialties, which prepare for careers in agricul-
tural technology, business and human relations.
G. M. Watkins, Dean
School of Agriculture W
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The A. and M. College of Texas has a reputa-
tion for high quality education at low cost. Fees
' and expenses vary with each student, depending W
on his personal habits, course of study, etc., but
the costs generally vary from $375. to $450. per
semester. These figures include tuition, medical
fee, student activities fee, board, room rent, laun- J
dry, textbooks and supplies, clothing and inci- 1 .,
dental expenses. V
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Write for all the information you need. Your 0
College career is one of the major decisions of d Q
your entire life and should not be entered into
without full information. A personal letter to the IL
Director of Admissions and Registrar, Texas A. 0
and M. College, College Station, Texas, will bring
answers to your specific questions. 'J
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Applications for admission and correspond-
, ence of all freshmen and under- graduate transfer U
students should be addressed to the Director of H
Admissions and Registrar, A. and M. College of
Texas, College Station, Texas. He will furnish
application blanks and answer questions which
might arise.
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,„_ . ,..., The Place of Agriculture
Agriculture is the source of the basic neces-
sities of life . . . . food, clothing and shelter.
These necessities must first be satisfied, both in
quantity and quality, at an ever - reduced amount
of human effort, if the level of living of our peo-
ple is to increase so they can enjoy the comforts
and luxuries that are possible from an expanded
industrial output. The profession of agriculture
is one of the oldest and most honorable of the ac-
tivities of mankind.
Never before in the history of this Nation has
the need in agriculture for capable and well- train-
ed minds been greater than today. Likewise, never
have the opportunities in this area been greater
or more rewarding.
At Texas A. and M. the students have the op-
- portunity of association in academic and social life
with teachers and researchers who are world au-
thorities in many of the fields of agriculture and
science. In addition to a highly qualified faculty,
the College has facilities and equipment equal to
any in the nation to provide exceptionally good
educational opportunities to meet the training
needs for the agricultural leaders of tomorrow.
R. E. Patterson
Vice President for Agriculture
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