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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 203 XI THE ASSOCIATESHIP At the end of each Winter Session the Professors lay before the Council the names of those Medical Students whom they recommend to be elected Associates of King's College London on account of general good conduct regularity of attendance at the Divinity Lectures in the College and at Medical and Clinical Lectures and Hospital Practice and professional acquirements For the attainment of this distinction All Candidates Must have studied four years at King's College in the manner recommended by the Professors see Section VIII or must have studied Three Winter and Two Summer Sessions at King's College and afterwards have obtained the Diploma or Licence of some recognised examining body II Must have obtained some one of the following dis- tinctions Scholarship Two Prizes in different subjects The Leathes and Warneford Prizes may be reckoned but not the ordinary Divinity Prizes The office of Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy of Physician's Assistant Physician Accoucheur's Assis- tant or of House Surgeon served with distinction together with one prize or the offices of In-patient Dresser and In-patient Clinical Clerk both served with distinction together with one prize The having obtained after leaving the College an Hospital appointment in London or the provinces or such other professional distinction as shall be deemed sufficient by the Professors Candidates for this distinction must communicate their wishes together with statement of their claims and qualifi- cations to the Dean in writing on or before the 31st March in each year