Newark College of Engineering Bulletin, v. 11, No. 4, December 15, 1938

This bulletin offers a detailed look at the Newark College of Engineering’s academic rhythm in the late 1930s and early 1940s. Inside, you’ll find semester start‑ and end‑dates, exam windows, holiday recesses, and special events such as Visitors’ Day and the February freshman intake. The calendar also outlines the unique opportunity for high‑school graduates to begin their first year in February, complete spring and summer sessions, and potentially graduate a year early.

Beyond the schedule, the document reveals how the college managed admissions, registration deadlines, and summer courses during a period of growing demand for engineers. Listeners can hear the practical language of the era—terms, dates, and procedural notes—that paints a vivid picture of campus life and educational priorities just before the nation entered World War II. It’s a concise snapshot of collegiate organization and ambition in a historic moment.