ATTESTATION OF THE FITNESS OF CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION TO UNIVERSITIES BY THE ENTRANCE Board.

Every student about to enter upon a course of study qualifying for Graduation in any Faculty must obtain from the Scottish Universities Entrance Board a Certificate attesting his fitness to enter upon that course. Forms of application may be obtained from the Secretary of the Board, 81 North Street, St Andrews, or from the Secretaries of the several Scottish Universities. The fee for the Certificate is 5s. Applications on the ground of War Service (see page 66), or, under Section VIII. of Ordinance No. 70, on the ground that the applicant is over 21 years of age (see page 56), are made on these forms.

Preliminary Examinations in Session 1922-1923. In accordance with the foregoing Regulations, Preliminary Examinations will be held in the United College, St Andrews, as under :

Candidates who intend to present themselves for examination in one or more of the above subjects at the Preliminary Examination in September 1922, must apply to the Secretary of the University for a Schedule, to be filled up and returned to him, along witha fee of one guinea, on or before 31st August. Intending Candidates who fail to give in their names and pay the fee by the above-mentioned date, may do so on payment of a late entry fee of 5s., up till 3rd September, after which no name will be received. Fees must be paid personally, or transmitted to the Secretary by post-office or postal orders. Cheques will not be accepted.

Last Day for receiving Entry Forms, 28th February.

(Entrance Board Meeting, 31st March.)

Candidates who intend to present themselves for examination in one or more subjects at the Preliminary Examination in

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March 1923, must apply to the Secretary of the University for a Schedule, to be filled up and returned to him, along with a fee of one guinea, on or before 28th February. Intending Candidates who fail to give in their names and pay the fee by the abovementioned date, may do so on payment of a late entry fee of 5s., up till 4th March, after which no name will be received. Fees must be paid personally, or transmitted to the Secretary by post-office or postal orders. Cheques will not be accepted.

Last Day for receiving Entry Forms, 31st August.

(Entrance Board Meeting, 29th September.)

Candidates who intend to present themselves for examination in one or more of the above subjects at the Preliminary Examination in September 1923, must apply to the Secretary of the University for a Schedule, to be filled up and returned to him, along with a fee of one guinea, on or before 31st August.

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Intending Candidates who fail to give in their names and pay the fee by the above-mentioned date, may do so on payment of a late entry fee of 5s., up till 3rd September, after which no name will be received. Fees must be paid personally, or transmitted to the Secretary by post-office or postal orders. Cheques will not be accepted.

The Questions set at the Preliminary Examinations are published annually, and may be obtained from the SECRETARY of the University, or from Messrs W, C. HENDERSON & SON, Booksellers, St Andrews, price 1s. 6d.

Regulations for Graduation.

GRADUATION IN ARTS, PHILOSOPHY

AND LETTERS.

EXAMINERS.

The Examiners for Graduation in Arts are the Professors in the University whose subjects qualify for Graduation in Arts, together with such Lecturers in the University, and such additional Examiners, appointed by the University Court, as the University Court shall deem necessary. The Examinations are conducted in writing, and also orally if thought necessary, under regulations framed by the Senatus, subject to the approval of the University Court.

It is provided that in appointing the additional Examiners the University Court shall make the appointments for such period as will secure that all the Examiners shall not vacate their office at the same time, provided that no Examiner shall be appointed for a longer period than four years, and that no person who has held the office of Examiner for a period of three or four years shall be eligible for reappointment to the office of Examiner until he has ceased to hold the office of Examiner for not less than one year.

No person shall be appointed an additional Examiner who is a Professor, Lecturer, or University Assistant or Demonstrator in the University of St Andrews. The appointment of any additional Examiner during the currency of his term of office to a Professorship, Lectureship, or office as University Assistant or Demonstrator in the University of St Andrews, shall be held to vacate his office of Examiner. In the event of a vacancy occurring through death, resignation, or disqualification, or otherwise than by the expiration of his term of office, in the office of an Examiner or additional Examiner, the vacancy shall be filled up by the University Court, and the person appointed shall be appointed for the remainder of such term only.

Each of the additional Examiners shall receive such remuneration as the University Court shall determine.