Calendar: 1925-1926 Page 242

GENERAL INFORMATION 243 The King's College Review is published four times year once during the early part of each Term and once during Commemoration Week The attention of Students is drawn to the Public Lectures which are given on certain evenings throughout the Session Lists of these may be obtained from the College Office or Head Porter Students preparing for the Examinations of the University of London must make themselves acquainted with the Regulations of the University regarding Registration attendance at recognised courses filling in of Schedules payment of Examination Fees and other matters Copies of these Regulations can be obtained at the College Office on application and it is the duty of Students to see that they are registered and that all the necessary schedules are properly completed The College will not accept any responsibility in the case of non-compliance with these regulations but the Registrar may be consulted in any difficulty For information as to the Evening Classes in Theology and Law see pp 152 283 FEES All Fees are payable in advance -Composition Fees foe Regular Undergraduate Courses Tuition Fees for the Examinations of the University of London Intermediate and Final Pass Courses £4 per Term or £10 per Session Materials Fees Senior Students working in the Chemical Laboratory pay in addition to the above fee of 10s per Term or £1 per annum for materials Honours Courses £ £ Honours in History per Term or 10 per annum Honours in English 10 Honours in German 10 Honours in Psychology 68 guineas for the full course payable in instalments over or years according to the length of the course £ £ Honours in Geography 17 per Term or 21 per annum The above Fees include charges for Union Society Athletic Ground and Library -Composition Fees for Post-Graduate Courses and Lit The Composition Fee for Students pursuing regular course of study for the Internal or Lit degrees and receiving indi- vidual help in the preparation of their thesis is £14 14s per annum or £22 Is for the complete course of two years In special cases the