Official Advisers of Students.-Professors Harrower, Gilroy, Baillie and Souter, and Dr. Lees. years. GRADUATION IN ARTS. The Regulations relative to Graduation in Arts are embodied in Ordinance No. 2 of Aberdeen University Court and in a Scheme of relative Regulations drawn up by the Senatus with consent of the University Court. The text of the Ordinance and of the relative Regulations will be found on pages 159 et seq. The classes in the Faculty of Arts are open to women; and women may also graduate in Arts, in accordance with the regulations contained in Ordinance No. 18 of the Universities Commissioners (see p. 401 of Calendar, 1893-4). The attention of Students is specially directed to the following facts concerning the Preliminary Examination and the curriculum for the Degree of M.A. : THE PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION.* - (1) The Preliminary Examination has a twofold bearing:1. As a qualification for entering on the Arts curriculum. 2. As a qualification for attending certain of the Arts Classes, viz., Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Latin, Greek, French, German, Hebrew, Arabic, Syriac. (2) The Preliminary Examination, qualifying for entrance on the curriculum, is passed when the student has satisfied the Examiners in the following subjects, viz. :— 1. English. 2. Latin or Greek. 3. Mathematics. 4. One of the following: Latin or Greek (if not already taken), French, German, Italian, Gaelic (or such other language as the Senatus may approve), Dynamics, and when one of the three, Latin, Greek, Mathematics, has been passed on the Higher Standard. (N.B.—The foregoing is the only correct definition of a 66 pass" in the Preliminary Examination.) *Students who do not intend to graduate may attend any of the classes in the Faculty of Arts, on payment of the Matriculation and Class Fees only, and without having to pass the Preliminary Examination. |
