“ For undergraduates the college offers two years of work in prescribed courses in Latin, Greek, French, German, English, history, Biblical literature, profane literature, physics, and chemistry, and two years of work in elective courses; for graduates it offers one year of advanced work, including courses in education designed for those preparing to teach. To make college expenses lighter and to “promote a spirit of democracy and of consideration for others” every student helps either in housework or in the academic departments. In 1908–1909 the college had 110 instructors and 748 students. ”