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GENERAL EXAMS
The program of general final examinations and examinations for honors is printed below.
Special examinations will be arranged between departments and students.
MONDAY, MAY 4
9.15-12.15. History, Government, and Economics: Departmental.
New Lecture Hall.
9.15-12.15. English Literature.
Memorial Hall.
9.15-1.15. History and Literature--Final General Examination and Qualifying Examination (for Juniors, candidates for Honors).
Emerson J.
9.15-1.15 Sociology and Social Ethics.
Emerson J.
TUESDAY, MAY 5
9.15-12.15. History, Government, and Economics: Correlation: American Economic History, Economic History of Western Europe, History of Commerce, History of Economic Thought.
Memorial Hall.
9.15-12.15. German, French, Spanish and Italian Literatures.
Memorial Hall.
9.15-1.15. Sociology and Social Ethics.
Emerson J.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6
9.15-12.15. History, Government, and Economics: Correlation: American Constitutional History, History of Representative Government, History of International Relations. History of Political Thought.
Memorial Hall.
THURSDAY, MAY 7
9.15-12.15. History, Government, and Economics: Correlation: Public Administration and Finance. Government Regulation of Industry, International Economic Policies. Theories of Social and Political Organization.
Memorial Hall.
9.15-1.15. Sociology and Social Ethics.
Emerson J.
FRIDAY, MAY 8
9.15-11.15. Greek Literature.
Sever 29.
SATURDAY, MAY 9
9.15-12.15. History, Government, and Economics: Special.
Memorial Hall.
9.15-11.15. Latin Literature.
Sever 29.
MONDAY, MAY 11
9.15-12.15. History of Philosophy and General Psychology.
Emerson J.
9.15-12.15. Mathematics.
Emerson J.
9.15-12.15. Anthropology (written).
Peabody Museum.
9.15-12.15. Greek Composition (Greek 3 and 7).
Emerson J.
9.15-12.15. Biology.
Botanical Museum 21.
9.15-12.15. Geology.
Emerson J.
TUESDAY, MAY 12
9.15-12.15. Systematic Philosophy and Special Psychological Topics.
Emerson J.
9.15-12.15. Mathematics.
Emerson J.
9.15-12.15. Latin Composition (Latin 3 and 7).
Emerson J.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 13
Morning.
9.15-12.15. Special Philosophical Works.
Emerson J.
9.00-12.00. Anthropology (oral).
Peabody Museum.
9.15-12.15. Greek Translation (Honors).
Sever 29.
9.15-12.15. Literature, Ancient Authors (Honors).
Emerson J.
9.15-10.45. Fine Arts (written, with slides).
Small Fogg Lecture Room.
Afternoon.
2.00. Semitic Languages and History.
Semitic Museum 3.
THURSDAY, MAY 14
Morning.
9.15-12.15. Latin Translation (Honors).
Sever 29.
9.15-12.15. Literature, Modern Authors (Honors).
Emerson J.
9.15-12.15. Physics.
Emerson J.
9.15-12.15. Bio-Chemical Sciences.
Emerson J.
FRIDAY, MAY 15
Morning.
9.15-1.15. Fine Arts (General).
Small Fogg Lecture Room.
9.15-12.15. Bio-Chemical Sciences.
Emerson J.
9.15-12.15. Geology.
Emerson J.
Afternoon.
2.00-5.00. Music (Harmony and Counter-point).
Music Building.
SATURDAY, MAY 16
Afternoon.
2.00-5.00. Music (Fugue).
Music Building.
MONDAY, MAY 18
Afternoon.
2.00-5.00. Music (Orchestration).
Music Building.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20
Afternoon.
2.00-5.00. Music (History and Appreciation).
Music Building.
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