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200 THE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
This certificate is granted by the Regents for 48 counts, as a result
of Regents'
examinations or on evidence of four years of
satisfactory
high school work or its equivalent. The credentials should be sent
directly
to the Regents'
for a medical student's certificate.
office, Albany, N. Y., and application made
No entrance examination other than that of the Regents is required.
Full information may be obtained by addressing "
Examination De
partment, University of the State of New York, Albany," or "The
City."
of Secretary the Medical College in New York
(1) Admission to Advanced Standing in the First Year.
Graduates of Cornell, Yale, Harvard, Princeton, University of Penn
sylvania, Johns Hopkins, Columbia, University of Michigan and other
accredited universities, who have taken either a preparatory medical
course or special work in organic and inorganic chemistry, physics, or
physiology, will be allowed credit for the work which they have done
and may be excused from the recitations upon these subjects, and
from the exercises of the chemical laboratory in the first year, pro
vided they pass examinations before the professors of these depart
ments, and provided they give to dissection and advanced laboratory
work, in various departments, a full equivalent in hours to the sub
jects they may have passed by examination. These examinations are
held at the opening of the session.
Students who have had training in microscopical technique or in
histology will be given advanced work in the histological laboratory,
Students who have alreadj^ attended courses in other medical col
leges may be admitted to advanced standing in the four-years' course
of the Cornell University Medical College under the following condi
tions :
(2) Admission to the Second Year.
Students from other accredited medical colleges desiring
to enter
the second year of the course must present certificates of attendance
in laboratory courses of histology, chemistry, and materia medica cor
responding in extent with those described on pages 220 to 222, or they
must pass examinations in these branches. They must also show cer
tificates of one year's work in dissection. There will be no other en
trance examinations.
(3) Admission to the Third Year.
Students coming from other accredited medical colleges desiring to
enter the third year must pass final examinations in the subjects of