78 WEBER COLLEGE WEBER COLLEGE 79 WEBER COLLEGE Summary of Enrollment 1935-1936 TOTAL AUTUMN WINTER SPRING INDIVIDUALS CLASSIFI- QUARTER QUARTER QUARTER Counting each CATION individulal once NOTE: The number of total individuals is based upon the classification of the autumn quarter to which is added the new students entering the same classification for the first time for the winter and spring quarters. Students who change their classification during the year are counted in this column as of their first classification. SUMMER SESSION The Summer Session, held for six weeks during June and July, has a three-fold purpose: it offers college work to those students who have been unable to complete their requirements in regular session; it supplements the Adult Educational Program of Weber College; it serves the need of Terminal Students who are seeking positions in the business world by pro viding opportunity for continuous training, and in many instances without interfering with their regular employment. Fees for the six weeks are: Registration fee $15.00 One class only, for credit 10.00 One class only, without credit 6.00 Typewriting fee 1.00 The following courses are offered in the Summer Session for 1936: Accounting Hurst Bacteriology D. Anderson Botany Miner Economics Hurst History C. H. Anderson Psychology Benson Sociology Neville Shorthand Denning Typewriting Denning No courses will be offered for fewer than ten students. It is possible to complete eight quarter hours of college work during the Summer Session.