Calendar: 1882-1883 Page 386

384 EVENING CLASSES II Thenever Class is divided into two or more divisions each division will he treated as distinct Class as regards Prizes and Certificates III Prizeman of former year if he continues to attend the same Division of any subject or the same subject if there be no Divisions may be examined with the other Students may be classed in order of merit and may obtain such Cer- tificate as the number of his marks will justify but cannot again obtain the Prize nor can he count the marks except those gained in Divinity towards the Cunningham" Prize the uJelf" Medal or towards one of the "Aggregate" prizes IV In case of there being mpfre than one Division of subject Student not joining the Division to which he is assigned at the beginning of the Session by the Professor or Senior Lecturer see Section VL Clause XII shall forfeit all claim to Prize or Certificate in that subject There is also an examination in each subject at the close of every Summer Session and Certificates of Distinction and Merit are then given to all who obtain respectively three- fourths or three-fifths of the whole number of marks VI No Prize or Certificate can be awarded unless earned by- Regular and punctual attendance in the particulai class for which the reward is given Good conduct Absolute merit in the examination VII The highest number of marks assigned to each sub ject is 100 The standard for First Class which alone will carry Prize or Certificate of Distinction is 75 marks and upwards The Standard for Second Class which will confer Certificate of Merit is 60 marks to 75 The Stan- dard for Third Class is 50 marks up to 60 All below 50 are placed in the Fourth Class The number of marks gained is not made known but Student may ascertain in the Office the Class in which he has been placed and his position in that Class