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100 faculty of natural Science COURSES OF STUDY The Faculty provides systematic courses of study in Science suitable for students preparing for the Internal Degrees of the University of London Students are admitted as either Regular or Occasional students Regular students are those taking full-time courses and paying the Composition Fee of their Faculty Occasional students are those paying only the fees for the separate classes attended they are normally expected to attend at least four hours week Students who have passed the Intermediate Science Examination or its equivalent before entering the College except as Registered Internal students of the University will be required by the University to spend three years over their undergraduate course before the Internal Degree of Sc can be conferred even though their final examination be passed at the end of the second year see below under Approved Third-Year Courses The attention of students is called to the General College Rules for which see Table of Contents I-FOR THE Sc DEGREE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON Matriculation Before entering the Faculty to study for the Degree in Science it is necessary to have matriculated in the University of London Detailed particulars of the Matriculation Examination and information con- cerning exemption therefrom may be obtained from the Secretary to the Matriculation and School Examinations Council University of London Present address Richmond College Richmond Surrey -Students wishing to enter the Faculty of Science should note that one of the subjects of Matriculation must have been Elementary Mathematics pass in the Alternative Lower Paper or at the lower standard does not qualify student to enter on degree course in Scienoe Students who have already matriculated without Ele- mentary Mathematics must pass in this subject in Matriculation Examination not later than September in the year of er ry to the College Students taking Higher School Examinations before entering the College are advised to acquaint themselves with the University Regulations concerning exemption from the Inter- mediate Examination