Fireside Correspondence School

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 25, 1910

Fireside Correspondence School

Special Announcement

ALTHOUGH the Fireside Correspondence School is open to the admission of students every day in the year, it has been decided to have a —

Special Opening

for the winter on October 3. The long winter evenings are the most favorable time for many of our students to pursue their studies. It will be to the advantage of both the students and the school to start the winter’s work together.

Terms

It has been thought best to make a slight advance in the rates of tuition, in order to give our students better service. But all who enroll before Oct. 3, 1910, will be admitted at the old rates, which will be found in our calendars already distributed, and in a special insert in the new edition of our calendar just out. Those who enroll after October 3, will pay the new rates, which are found in the body of the new calendar. Understand that the tuition is the only feature of expense affected by this change. The matriculation fee, books, and postage remain the same.

New Studies

In the new calendar will be found a description of six new studies to be offered this year; namely, Second Year New Testament Greek, First Year Latin, Algebra, Stenography, Typewriting and Office Routine, Penmanship.

Instructors

Regular instructors in the various subjects have been chosen for the coming year. Their names are printed in our new calendar in connection with their subjects.

Send for a calendar, and tell your friends about our special opening. Address the Fireside Correspondence School, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.