EXPENSES.
The necessary expenses of a student in the Law Department are, for the
session of nine months, as follows:
| Tuition |
$ 80 |
| Matriculation |
25 |
| Infirmary Fee |
7 |
| Dormitory Rent (two in a room) |
15 |
| Fuel and lights (two in a room) |
12 |
| Washing |
14 |
| Board at $13 a Month |
117 |
| Total necessary expenses (board at $13) |
$270 |
| Payable on entrance |
$175 |
The sum payable on entrance includes a contingent deposit of $10, which
is credited in final settlement, and hence forms no part of the necessary
expenses. This deposit is assessed for any damage to property, violation of
Library rules, and so on, which the student himself may commit.
To the above total must be added the cost of books and stationery, about
$80 for the entire course, and the cost of a degree which, if taken, is $15.
The board at $13 is plain, but wholesome and abundant. Better board
can be had at $18 a month. At $18 the total necessary expenses will be
$315, of which $180 is payable on entrance.
For the entire course, if taken in one year, the total necessary expenses,
including books, will be $350 to $395, according to the price paid for board,
with the addition of $15 for the degree, if the degree is taken.
