Medicine / University of Glasgow.

  • University of Glasgow.
Date:
[1913?]
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Credit: Medicine / University of Glasgow. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    'Oniversit^ of (Blasgow MEDICINE. ■ - . 1. The inclusive fee for the specified courses of instruction for the M.B. and Ch.B. Degrees is 90 guineas, payable in four annual instal- ments of 20 guineas, and one instalment of 10 guineas. The inclusive fee admits to 30 of the specified graduating courses. The specified graduating courses of instruction * include those enumer- ated in Section VIII subsection 4 of the Medical Ordinance.* 2. A candidate, who is a matriculated student or a student enrolled under the provisions of Section IX subsection 5 of the Medical Ordin- ance, and who presents a certificate that he has paid to a recognised Extra-Academical Teacher in Glasgow the fee for attendance on any of the specified graduating courses of instruction, shall be entitled to a deduction from the inclusive fee equal to the amount of the normg^l fee for the corresponding course given in the University; and the course of instruction so attended shall be counted as one of the stated Tnumber of graduating courses to which the inclusive fee admits him. 3. A candidate who has paid one or more of the annual instalments of the inclusive fee at one Scottish University, and completes his curri- culum in another, shall be required to pay the remainder of the annual instalments to the latter University, and shall in respect of such payment be entitled to attend such further graduating courses therein as with those already attended in the former University shall make up the stated number : Provided always that the amount of at least two annual instalments shall be paid to the University in which he completes his curriculum, and that before he receives his Degree therein he shall present evidence that he has paid in all an amount equal to the inclusive fee. 4. A candidate, whose attendance elsewhere than at a Scottish Uni- versity on courses of instruction in all the subjects of the First division of the Professional Examination has been accepted by the Senatus, as qualifying for graduation, shall be entitled to a deduction of 25 guineas from the inclusive fee; and a candidate whose attendance on courses of instruction in all the subjects of the First and Second divisions of the Professional Examination has been so accepted shall be entitled to a deduction of 50 guineas from the inclusive fee. * See Table A.