54 3-9 2-4 5 10-20 3 6-9 3 3 *A maximum of twenty hours shorthand and 9 hours in type- vriting will be accepted for the title of Associate of Science. **Students who have previously completed one year of typewrit- ng should not register for Sec. Training 41; those who have competed one year of shorthand should not register for Sec. Training 31. *** Students satisfactorily completing Sec. Training 37 may substitute English 19 in place of English 18. Professional Business 1, 2 Prin. of Economics Requirements Economics 1 Calculators Business 21 and 22 Office Procedure Sec. Tr. 26 Shorthand li *Sec. Tr. 31-36 Adv. Shorthand Sec. Tr. 37 Transcription **Sec. Tr. 41-46 Typewriting ***English 18 or Business English English 19 Business Correspondence TWO YEAR PROGRAM IN SECRETARIAL TRAINING The fcllowing curriculum is suggested to the student in secretarial training who does not plan to transfer to a senior college or university or to graduate with an Associate of Science degree, but who desires to qualify for the Certificate of Completion. CURRICULUM Basic Requirements Business Course Description English 1, 2, 3 Basic Communication Health Education 1 Personal Hygiene Orientation 1 Physical Education Business 1, 2 Recommendations English 16 or 18 English 19 *Sec. Tr. 31-36 Sec. Tr. 37 *Sec. Tr. 41-46 Sec. Tr. 26 Business 21, 22 General Education Requirements Credit 9 2 2 3 10 3 3 Freshman Orientation 3 approved activities Elem. Accounting Eng. Gram, or Bus. Eng. Business Correspondence Stenography 10-30 Adv. Shorthand Trans. 3 Typewriting 6-15 Office Procedures 5 Calculators 2-4 Courses to be selected from the list on pages 30- 33 of the catalog. The courses must be chosen from at least 3 of the 4 areas of Humanities, Life Science, Physical Science, and Social Science (including Economics 1). Completion of at least 90 quarter hours of approved college work, exclusive of physical education is required. **Home Economics 9 credit hours. Electives to complete 90 credit hours, exclusive of Physical Education. * A student completing Sec. Tr. 34, 35, 36, 44 and 45 during the freshman year may substitute electives for these courses the sophomore year. **Credit hours to be selected from Home Economics 2 (Food Selection), Home Economics 20 (Personal Development), Home Economics 33 (Preparation for Marriage), Home Economics 35 (Child Development), and Home Economics 21 (Clothing the College Girl). 55 COURSES OF INSTRUCTION Stenography ♦81. Elementary Shorthand (Gregg). Introduction to the theory of shorthand. Unless the student has had some typewriting, Secretarial Training 41 must be taken concurrently. Five quarter hours. Autumn, Winter. (Evening school, three quarter hours.) Henrie **82. Elementary Shorthand Continued (Gregg). A continuation of Secretarial Training 31 with the use of the entire shorthand theory in practice dictation. Shorthand speed of at least 60 words a minute should be attained. Five quarter hours. Winter, Spring. (Evening school, three quarter hours.) Henrie 33. Theory Review, Speed Development, and Transcription. Shorthand speed of at least 80 words a minute should be attained. Prerequisite: Secretarial Training 32, 42 or equivalent. Five quarter hours. Autumn, Winter, Spring. (Evening school, three quarter hours.) Henrie 34. Speed Building and Transcription. Speed dictation with stress on fluency and accuracy of writing. Stenographic shortcuts, abbreviations, phrases. Mailable transcripts with emphasis on spelling, punctuation, typing, vocabulary. Shorthand speed of at least 100 words a minute should be attained to receive credit. Prerequisite: Secretarial Training 33, 42, or equivalent. Five quarter hours. Autumn, Winter, Spring. (Evening school, three quarter hours.) Henrie 35. Speed Building and Transcription. A continuation of Secretarial Training 34. Shorthand speed of at least 120 words a minute should be attained. Five quarter hours. Autumn, Winter, Spring. (Evening school, three quarter hours.) Henrie 38. Speed Building and Transcription. A continuation of Secretarial training 35. (Some legal and medical dictation.) Shorthand speed of at least 140 words a minute should be attained. Five quarter hours. Winter, Spring. (Evening school, three quarter hours.) Henrie 37. Applied Shorthand Transcription. Practical application of shorthand transcription. Review of punctuation, grammar, capitalization, etc., relating to mailable transcripts. Prerequisite: Shorthand speed 80-100 or above; typewriting speed 40 or above. Three quarter hours. Autumn, Winter, Spring. Staff 88. Hi-Speed Longhand (ABC Shorthand). A method of fast writing based on the English alphabet. Abbreviations, ommission and blending of letters, Dictation and transcription. Prerequisite: Secretarial Training 42 or equivalent. Three quarter hours. Autumn, Winter, Spring. Henrie ♦Credit will not be given to students who have had one year previous shorthand training. ** Credit will not be given to students who have had two years previous shorthand training.