p. 22 | Important Notice

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · May 4, 1905

Important Notice

UNION COLLEGE takes pleasure in calling the attention of its patrons to the following letter from the Department of Education of the State of New York. From this letter it appears that students who complete the third year of the collegiate course at Union College will be granted by the New York Board of Regents the “forty-eight count equivalent credentials, including the medical student certificate,” and also that, upon proper certification by Union College, credit will be assigned for less work. So many inquiries in regard to this matter have been received during the past year, that it seems best to give general notice of this action of the New York Education Department:—

“APRIL 13, 1905.

“President C. C. Lewis,

“Union College,

“College View, Neb.

“DEAR SIR: I beg to acknowledge the receipt of yours of April 3 with enclosures. On the information submitted we are warranted in registering Union College, and can recognize the completion of the third year of your collegiate course as meeting the requirements for our 48 count equivalent credentials, including the medical student certificate.

“We can assign credit to certificates showing less work than the completion of the third year, provided it is certified in accord with the enclosed form.

“Yours respectfully,

“HOWARD J. ROGERS,

“First Assistant Commissioner of Education.”