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SCHEDULE OF EXAMINATIONS.

For Session 1911-12.

Examinations will be held on successive days during the last week
of each term, on all subjects completed during the term, and in the order
indicated below.

                                     

	First Term	Second Term	Third Term
1.	Contracts	Real Prop. (I)	Negot. Paper[93]
	Criminal Proc.	Probate and Adm.[94]	Real Prop. (II)
	Equity Proc.[95]
	Mining and Irrig.[96]
2.	Com. Law Plead.	Sales	Domestic Rel.
	Criminal Law[97]	Confl. Laws	Evidence (II)
	Interp. Statute[98]		Receiverships[99]
3.	Study of Cases	Private Corp.	Carriers and Bail.
	Taxation	Damages[100]	Practice of Law
	Const. and Code of Va.[101]	Master and S.[102]	Parl. Law[103]
	Const. Law	Agency	Va. Plead. and Pr.
4.	Bankruptcy[104]	Insurance[105]	Suretyship and G.[106]
		Admiralty	Interest and Us.[107]
5.	Roman Law	Federal Proc.	Public Corp.
	Partnership[108]	Evidence (I)[109]	Public Off.[110]
	Equity Jurisp.	Torts	Code Plead.
6.	Titles and Convey.[111]	Judic. Sales[112]	Internat. Law[113]
			Legal Ethics[114]

Re-examinations.—Students failing on the examination in any course,
are required to take the course over again, and to stand the regular
examination thereon, the following session. In such cases, optional attendance
upon the lectures may be granted in the discretion of the professor
in charge.

Students who have attended the full three year's course of lectures,
but have failed on one or more examinations, have the privilege of returning
the following session and standing the regular examinations on the
subjects in which they are deficient. For the exercise of this privilege
there is a charge of five dollars for each examination taken.

Special Examinations.—No special examinations are held, except for
candidates who are absent from regular examination by reason of sickness
(attested by a physician's certificate) or for other cause deemed
imperative by the faculty. In no case will such privilege be granted
save on prompt application therefor.