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ADMISSION AND CLASSIFICATION 45
from lectures, or from text-books designed for high schools or
"
colleges, (e. g., Parker and Haswell's Text-book of Zoology,"
1897,
or Adam Sedgwick's "Student's Text-book of Zoology,"
1898,) a
comprehensive knowledge of the members of the classes or groups
represented by the forms studied as described above. This knowledge
must include their geographical distribution, habits and relation to
human beings, whether beneficial or injurious, directly or indirectly ;
the relations of the young to the parent in respect to oviparity and
viviparity and the exceptions to the general rules ; the form and
structure of the red blood corpuscles and the exceptions to the general
rules. In case some point of information in your note-book is de
rived from a text-book or a cyclopedia, give an exact reference to
the source of information.
TO THE COURSE LEADING TO THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF LAWS.
In addition to the primary entrance examinatious as given on
pages 33-37, the applicant -mtist offer either A, B, or C, as above. For
equivalents see also under College of Law.
TO THE COURSE LEADING TO THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF MEDICINE.
A medical student's certificate, issued by the Regents of the State
of New York.
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'
Office, Albany, N. Y.,
and application made
for a medical student's certificate. This certificate should then be
submitted to the Registrar for entrance to the medical course at the
University.
[For admission to this course in New York City address the Secre
tary, 414 East 26th Street, New York City. J
TO THE COURSE LEADING TO THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF THE
SCIENCE OF AGRICULTURE.
In addition to the primary entrance examinations as given on
pages 33-37, the applicant must offer either A, B, or C, as above, or an
equivalent of one of them. See also under College of Agriculture.
TO THE COURSE LEADING TO THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF
VETERINARY MEDICINE.
For the present entrance requirements to this course see under
Veterinary College and apply to the Director of the State Veterinary
College, Ithaca, N. Y.