Calendar: 1926-1927 Page 212

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING 213 -Composition Fees for Post-Graduate Courses Sc Eng -The Composition Fee for Students pursuing regular course of study for the Internal Sc Degree and re- ceiving individual help in the preparation of their Thesis is £21 per annum For Graduates of the College and other Internal Graduates who do not take the full course for which the above Composition Fee is prescribed Special Fee will in each case be arranged in accordance with the nature of the individual course pursued All King's College Graduates who wish to continue their studies in any subject though not actually pursuing post-graduate course under the conditions set out above may by the payment of Composition Fee of £1 10s keep their names on the College books and enjoy the privileges of Registered Students as enumerated in the Calendar Sc Eng and Sc Eng -Students registering as Internal Students under Statutes 113 or 129 pay Fee of £3 per annum and if they wish to attend lectures the further Fees laid down for the separate lectures or classes The tuition fees under and Β include fees for Library Union Society Athletic Ground and all games subscriptions They may be paid in equal terminal instalments on payment of an additional £1 Is in the first Term C-Fees for Other Courses and Special Classes Preliminary Class open to Men and Women -£16 16s per Term including fees for Union Society Athletic Ground and all games subscriptions Research other than Degree work -A Registration Fee of £1 lis 6d per annum is charged and such other Fee as may in each case be found necessary Occasional students pay fees on the following scale unless other- wise stated in the Syllabus of the Class Tuition Fees -£1 lis &d per Term for one hour week or £4 4s per Session for one hour week Practical Classes -£3 3s per Term or £8 8s per Session for three hours per week Registration Fee -A fee is charged as follows Course £ Students entering for one Term only and taking less than four classes δ Students entering for one Term only and taking four or more classes Students entering for Courses extending beyond one Term and takine less than four classes Students entering for year 15