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| − | '''Commercial College''' was established in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas, in 1872. The business college stood at the intersection of Second and Main Streets in the late nineteenth century | + | '''Commercial College''' was established in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas, in 1872. The business college stood at the intersection of Second and Main Streets in the late nineteenth century. |
| − | The school had several departments: the Business Department, Short-Hand Department, Type-writing Department, Telegraphy Department, and Classical Department. | + | ====Programs and academics==== |
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| + | Students enrolled in courses on bookkeeping, penmanship, commercial law, business correspondence, business arithmetic, business practice, and grammar of the English language. The school had several departments: the Business Department, Short-Hand Department, Type-writing Department, Telegraphy Department, and Classical Department. | ||
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====Presidents==== | ====Presidents==== | ||
*M. A. Stone | *M. A. Stone | ||
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| + | ====Campus buildings==== | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 02:21, 19 February 2010
Commercial College was established in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1872. The business college stood at the intersection of Second and Main Streets in the late nineteenth century.
Contents
Programs and academics
Students enrolled in courses on bookkeeping, penmanship, commercial law, business correspondence, business arithmetic, business practice, and grammar of the English language. The school had several departments: the Business Department, Short-Hand Department, Type-writing Department, Telegraphy Department, and Classical Department.
History
Enrollment figures
Presidents
- M. A. Stone
Campus buildings
Notable former students or graduates
References
- The City of Little Rock: Guide to the "City of Roses" for Visitors and Citizens (Little Rock, AR: Guide Publishing Company, 1890), 24.
