Calendar: 1963-1964 Page 134

FEES 133 FEES All Fees are payable in advance The fees given below are for one academic year they may be paid terminally only on application and by special arrangement The fees quoted below are those at the time of going to press The Delegacy reserve the right to raise fees without notice A-Registration Fees Registration Fee of £2 2s is due from each Regular Student upon enrolment in the Faculty at the beginning of his first session Where composition fee is charged the registration fee is included otherwise it and any University matriculation fee are payable separately Β-Fees for the LL Course Composition Fee This comprises registration including matriculation fees tuition fees examination entry fees and all other similar fees charged by the University or the College Day students £70 year Evening students already in College £45 year The payment of the Day Fee entitles student to attend all the courses prescribed for the subjects he has selected for his Examinations and such additional courses whether in the Faculty of Laws or in any other Faculty as he may be advised by the Dean to attend of which however not more than one additional course may be at College other than that at which he is registered This concession does not cover second attendance at one of the prescribed courses where course is repeated the appropriate fee is charged The fee also covers attendance at the Tutorial Classes provided by the College in respect of various subjects forming part of his course student who enters the College direct from King's College School or from Strand School who produces certificate stating that he has attended for at least five terms in that school and who pays his own fees at College may apply for reduction of 20 per cent in his composition fee C-Tuition Fees for Postgraduate Courses For Registration and Matriculation fees see section above Academic Postgraduate Diploma in Law -£60 year The entry fee for the examination is £15 LL -£60 year The entry fee for the examination is £21 This will cover only one attempt at each examination