Annual report : 1921-22 / Stanford University Hospitals.

  • Stanford University. Hospitals.
Date:
1922
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Credit: Annual report : 1921-22 / Stanford University Hospitals. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    The prescribed subjects are: Anatomy (special course).10 units Bacteriology 1. 4 units ^Chemistry, 1, 2, 3, a, b.. 13 units Modern Language.15 units fPhysics, la, Id. 10 units Physiology, 3, 4.10 units Zoology 1. 5 units The electives may be chosen according to the individual interests of the student. As a suggestion, the following subjects are recom¬ mended : Economics, Education, English, History, 'and Psychology. The courses in Modern Language, Chemistry, Physics, and Zoology are prerequisites for Anatomy, Bacteriology, and Physiology, and must be completed in the first six quarters. Students intending to take this course should confer with Professor C. S. Stoltenberg, Stanford University, and with Miss Maude Landis, Superintendent of Nurses, Lane Hospital, San Francisco. Prospective students are urged to take their probationary period as nurses (four months) early in the course, while they are still at the University. This work can be arranged for during the summer quarter. Graduates of schools of nursing affiliated with an institution of collegiate rank may be granted, on recommendation of the Pre-Nursing Committee, a maximum advanced credit of forty-five units, provided they have also fulfilled the requiremnts of graduation and recom¬ mendation from an accredited high school. Graduates of accredited schools of nursing not affiliated with an institution of collegiate rank should have, in addition to the high school requirements, one year of successful administrative or edu¬ cational experience. As the number of women students in the University is limited, applications should be filed a considerable time in advance. (See Information Bulletin, p. 56.) For students entering with advanced standing, a minimum of 45 quarter units of resident work at Stanford University will be required. * Entrance Chemistry is equivalent to courses 2 and o. t Entrance credit in Physics may be substituted.