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NEW YORK STATE VETERINARY COLLEGE. 253
38. Special surgery (genito-urinary organs, castration). Spring.
Five hours. M., T., W.( Th., F., 11. Professor Williams.
[Courses 37 and 38 will be given to second and third year men in
1899-1900. See under course 34.]
39. Research and thesis. Three hours throughout the year.
Professor Williams.
Comparative Pathology, Bacteriology
and Meat Inspection.
40. General Pathology. Fall term. This course is open to stu
dents who have had Normal Histology and at least one year's work in
and Physiology. Lectures and recitations. Two hours.
Anatomy
T., Th.,
9. Professor Moore.
41. Pathology
of infectious diseases. Winter term. This
course is open to students who have taken course 40 and have taken
or are course taking 43. Lectures and laboratory work. Two hours.
T., 9. Professor Moore, Instructors REED and Wright.
42. Meat inspection. Spring term. This course is open to stu
dents who have taken courses 40 and 41. Lectures and laboratory
work. Two hours. T., 9. Professor Moore and Instructor REED.
43. Bacteriology. Lectures and laboratory work. Three hours
per week throughout the year. M., 9. Professor Moore, and In
structors Reed and Wright.
44. Research in pathology and bacteriology. Laboratory
work with lectures and seminary throughout the year. Professor
Moore and Instructor Reed.
The course is designed for those preparing theses for the bacca
laureate or advanced degrees and for those wishing to undertake
original investigation in Pathology
and Bacteriology. This course is
open to students who have taken courses 40 and 41 if the work is in
Pathology or course 43 if in Bacteriology, or their equivalent in some
other university. Elementary chemistry and a reading knowledge of
French and German are indispensable for successful work in this
course.
TUITION FEES AND OTHER CHARGES.
New York.
Tuition is free to students, residents of the State of
To others the annual tuition fee in the State Veterinary College is
$100, $40 to be paid at the beginning of the first term, $35 at the begin
of the third. These
ning of the second, and $25 at the beginning
fees must be paid at the office of the Treasurer within twenty days
after registration.