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Seventh-day Adventist Missionary Society · Oakland, Cal. · Feb 17, 1881

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 7, No. 7.

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BATTLE CREEK COLLEGE,

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BATTLE CREEK MICHIGAN.

IS A POPULAR INSTITUTION FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG men and women in the best manner, and at the least possible expense, for the various vocations of life.
During the five years of its existence, it has grown in a manner unpar-alleled in the history of but few educational institutions in the land.
FIVE HUNDRED STUDENTS are now Enrolled Annually.

SCOPE OF INSTRUCTION.

Its range of studies has been so extended as to meet the wants of all classes of students seeking a liberal education.
Instruction is given in the very lowest grades, onward through all the branches of a thorough classical course.
It has five departments of instruction :—
  1. DEPARTMENT OF THE ARTS AND SCIENCES.
  2. DEPARTMENT OF THE THEOLOGY.
  3. THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT.
  4. THE BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
  5. THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
The methods of instruction are such as to secure to the student thoroughness in all the branches pursued, and that true mental culture so essential to the highest success in practical life.
The FACULTY, which consists of fourteen men and women of experience and critical scholarship, act upon the motto, "Not how much but how well."
Parents who regard the mental and moral culture of their children of serious importance should thoroughly investigate the character and merits of an institution that solicits their patronage.
Battle Creek College invites inquiry into its FACILITIES, METHODS, DISCIPLINE, etc., and challenges a comparison of its advantages with those of other educational institutions in the land.

DISCIPLINE.

The College aims to develop character of the highest type, as well as scholarship of the best quality; and its discipline has respect to these ends.
The students attracted here are those of real worth, who value true culture and hard mental labor more than frivolities.

EXPENSES.

It has been the aim of the founders and trustees of the College to reduce the expenses of its students to the very lowest figures.
In price of board, room rent and tuition, the three great items of expense to the student, this College presents greater inducements than any other educational institution in the land. The total expense of each student per year need not exceed $114.
For further information send for full descriptive catalogue: Address, BATTLE CREEK COLLEGE, Battle Creek, Michigan.