UNION COLLEGE | AdventAI

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 20, 1900

UNION COLLEGE.

Winter Term.

The winter term of Union College opens December 12, and continues three months. A new program will be arranged, and a number of new classes started. For a large number of our young people this is the most favorable time to attend school—with many the only time. It is a good time to do so, however; and no one who can possibly come should miss the opportunity.

Even a few weeks or months spent at the college this winter may prove the turning point in many a young person’s life. The privilege of becoming acquainted, and associating from day to day, with college teachers and students is of great value to a young person. High ideals are constantly held before them, both in class room and in general meetings and exercises; and during the winter term special advantages are offered. The common branches are taught, and students may be classified from the seventh grade up.

The expenses are made as low as possible. Tuition is $3.50 a month; furnished room can be rented for about seventy-five cents a week, and two students can occupy one room; board is furnished at the college dining hall on the European plan, at about the cost of the food, each student paying for only what he eats. Any one desiring to room in the college home will have to give several days’ notice before coming.

Come planning to do faithful work, expecting rich blessings, and you will not be disappointed. A few more Year Books can be furnished for the asking. Write to W. T. Bland, College View, Neb.