School of Nursing student files, ca. 1914-1937.

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School of Nursing student files, ca. 1914-1937.

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Nursing student files include admission application; medical record; course and grade transcripts; recommendation forms; affiliation with other nursing schools; evaluation sheets; nursing qualifying certificate issued by the Department of Registration and Education; and correspondence (to 1970) concerning program admission and record requests. Admission applications and other forms provide student name; age; sex; race; nationality; birthplace; birth date; marital status; number of children; religion; height; weight; and general physical condition; schools attended; degrees earned; nursing program entrance and completion dates; and graduation date.

2 cubic ft.

Illinois State Archive

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Illinois State Archive

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