Calendar: 1971-1972 Page 76

80 General Information Students are required to pay deposit of £4 at the beginning of their course for the locker and apparatus supplied in the Chemical Laboratories At the end of the course the deposit is returnable less any charges for replacements and for departmental schedules etc The Revision fees for students who have completed at the College the full course for the 2nd examination of the University are £11 term for Anatomy and £6 term each for Biochemistry Pharma- cology or Physiology or £25 term when all four subjects are taken in the same term The revision fee for 2nd is £25 term ENGINEERING Sc Eng £92 Separate Classes The fees payable for each separate subject and class unless otherwise stated are on the basis of £3 term or £7 year for one hour week in the case of lectures and £fi term or £14 year for three hours week in the case of practical work MUSIC Mus registered at the College Without performance course £72 With performance course £112 Mus internal registered at other Colleges of Music except the Guildhall per session £21 Separate Classes as for Arts above THEOLOGY £72 £80 Combined and £80 Separate Classes Except where otherwise stated the fees are £3 term or £7 year for each course of one hour week reduction of £3 is made when five or more courses in one term are taken Postgraduate Courses College registration fee of £2 is charged to each student on his first entry into College In addition students registering for higher degree or diploma of the University of London must pay the University registration fee of £8 on the first occasion on which they register for the degree Students are also responsible for the payment of examination entry fees to the University of London at the appropriate time Details may be obtained from the Registrar Fees marked include all registration and examination entry fees For students of ordinary postgraduate standing engaged in pure research work other than for higher degree the fees are the same as for the Ph course Students are registered at the College as part-time only if they are engaged regularly on work other than studies for more than 15 hours per week and the College will require any student claiming such status to provide certified evidence to this effect on registration