Regulations for medical degrees and guide to medical students in the University of Glasgow, 1881-82.

Date:
1881
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Credit: Regulations for medical degrees and guide to medical students in the University of Glasgow, 1881-82. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    summer sessions, or during one summer and two winter sessions. 3. Students wlio have passed the first examination may appear for examination in the second division of subjects after having completed their attendance on the requisite courses (including those of the subjects of examination), and after the lapse of two winter and three summer sessions, or of three winter and two summer sessions, from the time of the commencement of their studies. 4. Students who have passed the two previous examinations may appear for examination in the third division of subjects at any of the terms fixed for examination by the Senate, after the conclusion of the third winter session of attendance upon Medical Classes (including those of the required subjects). 5. Students who have passed the examinations in the subjects of the three previous divisions may appear for examination in the subjects of the fourth division at the first term for the final examination after the conclusion of their Curriculum of study. In addition, the following regulations will be observed :— 1. The examinations will be conducted by written papers and by oral examinations. A practical knowledge of the sub- ject is also required. 2. Candidates must produce certificates of satisfactory attendance on the courses belonging to each division before presenting themselves for these examinations, and no candidate is allowed to present himself for the Second, Third, or Fourth examination without having passed the immediately pre- ceding examination. 3. Previous to appearing for the final examination the candidate must produce a certificate that he is 21 years of age, or will be so on or before the day of his graduation. 4. At the professional examinations, candidates will be examined orally in the alphabetical order of their surnames.
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