(5) Applicants over Twenty-one Years of Age.

In the case of applicants of not less than twenty-one years of age, satisfactory evidence that they possess a good general education may be accepted.

4. Time Tables and Places of Examination for Pre

liminary Examinations.

1. There are two diets of Examination in the year, held prior to the commencement of the Summer and the Winter Sessions respectively. The Spring Examination will be held in Marischal College from Thursday, 8th March, to Friday, 16th March, 1928. Candidates must enter their names and pay the fee not later than 13th February, 1928. See Time Table infra.

The Autumn Examination will be held from Thursday, 6th September, to Friday, 14th September, 1928. Candidates must enter their names and pay the fee not later than 13th August, 1928. See Time Table infra.

2. Entry forms may be had on application to the Secretary, The University, Aberdeen, to whom the fee of £1 1s. must be paid. 3. Particulars regarding the subjects and scope of the Examination, and equivalents accepted as exempting therefrom, will be found in the University Calendar under the Regulations issued by the Scottish Universities Entrance Board.

Note.-Foreign Students arriving in Scotland too late to take part in the Examinations at the dates above mentioned, may make application to the Secretary of the University where they propose to enter, for an Examination in English on the Foreign Students' Standard (including a ritten Examination and an Oral Examination) to take place at the beginning of the University Session.

5. Registration of Medical Students by the
General Medical Council.

((1) Registration of Medical Students.

By the Regulations of the General Council of Medical Education of the United Kingdom, a body altogether distinct from the University, every Medical Student at the commencement of his studies should be registered in the Medical Students' Register in the manner and under the conditions prescribed by the Council. All those who desire to be registered as students with the Medical Council will have to produce evidence as follows :—

(1) That they have attained the age of seventeen years.

(2) That they have passed an approved examination in General Education. (The "Certificate of Fitness" issued and attested by the Scottish Universities Entrance Board meets this requirement).

(3) That in addition to No. 2, they have passed or been exempted from the Pre-registration Examination in Physics and Chemistry.

Students should note that this Registration in the books of the Medical Council is quite distinct from Matriculation or other Registration of students in the books of the University.

(2) Pre-registration Courses and Examinations.

The following regulations for Pre-registration Courses in Physics and Chemistry have been made by the University of Aberdeen:— (1) Pre-registration Courses in Physics and in Chemistry will be held in the Winter Term and in the Summer Term. The fee for each course is £2 2s.

(2) The Senatus Academicus grants exemption from attendance on these courses of instruction to students who have cor pleted courses of instruction in Physics or Chemist in a Secondary School, Technical or University College, Medical School or University, provided that the courses include practical work. (3) Pre-registun Examinations will be held in Marischal Colloge at the end of the Summer Term, immediately before the commencement and at the end of the Winter Term, and at the end of the Spring Term, or at such other imes as the University Court, after consultation with the Senatus Academicus, may determine. The Examination Fee is

10s. 6d. for each subject.

(4) The Senatus grants exemption from the Pre-registration Examination to candidates:

(i) who have passed an Examination in Physics and Chemistry for a Degree in Arts, Science, or Medicine at any University in the United Kingdom, or any other University specially recognised for the purpose by the University Court, or

(ii) who have passed an Examination in these subjects which has been previously specially recognised by the University Court as equivalent to the Examination carried out by the University of Aberdeen.

(iii) A certificate of having passed the School Leaving Certificate Examination in Science (Chemistry and Physics) of the Scottish Education Department, provided that in addition to the Leaving Certificate there is also presented a Certificate from the Headmaster of the School of which the student was a pupil certifying that the student has satisfactorily passed through a course of instruction covering substantially the course laid down in the UNIVERSITY CALENDAR for the Pre-registration Examination in Chemistry, and that the student had, in the case of Physics, satisfactorily pursued courses of instruction in the various branches of mechanics, heat, light and magnetism, and electricity.

(3) Time-Table of Pre-Registration Examinations in Physics and Chemistry. 1927-28.

Candidates must enter their names and pay the fees not later than ten days before the commencement of each diet of Examination.

IV. MATRICULATION AND PAYMENT OF FEES. Students become members of the University by Matriculation in the Album which is the legal evidence of their membership and is necessary to their being enrolled in any class.

The Album is kept open in each Faculty for 15 days after the commencement of the lectures.

At the beginning both of the Winter and of the Summer Sessions every Student must fill up and return a Schedule to be obtained from the Sacrist, stating what Classes he intends to take out.

The Matriculation of Students and payment of Fees take place on stated days (posted on the Notice Boards of the University) at the commencement of each Session. No student is permitted to enter at a later date except on payment of a late entry fee of 58. The Degree Fees are payable prior to each diet of Examination, on dates to be posted on the Notice Boards. Late entries for Degree Examinations will not be accepted unless lodged prior to the fifth day before the date of the examination. Hospital and Dispensary Fees are payable to the Treasurers of the respective Institutions.

Fees may be remitted direct by Parents or Guardians, by Bank Order or crossed cheque, to the Secretary of the University.

The Matriculation Fee for the whole year is Two Guineas and for the summer Session alone One Guinea.

V. CARNEGIE TRUST.

Regulations for Assistance in the Payment of Class Fees in the Universities and Extra-Mural Colleges of Scotland.

The Executive Committee wish it to be clearly understood that the funds at their disposal for Assistance in payment of Class Fees are strictly limited. The Committee desire to state that they have been unable to meet the full needs of the poorer student in payment of Class Fees. because, in their opinion, many students apply who do not require assistance from the Trust. Particular attention is therefore directed to the following Declarations, which must now be signed by all applicants and also by parents or guardians.

(1) The Purpose of Mr. Carnegie's Benefaction.

The purpose of Mr. Carnegie's benefaction is explained by the following extract from his letter to the Chairman of the Trust: