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Catalogue of the University of Virginia

  
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BOARD OF VISITORS.
  
FACULTY AND OFFICERS.
  
UNIVERSITY HOTEL-KEEPERS.
  
TABLE
  
ABBREVIATIONS.
  
RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS.
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CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS.
  
RECAPITULATION—SCHOOLS ATTENDED.
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A STATEMENT OF THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION, EXPENSES, &c. IN THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
  
MATRICULATION.
  
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
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SCHOOLS.
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I.—ANCIENT LANGUAGES.
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II.—MODERN LANGUAGES.
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III.—MATHEMATICS.
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IV.—NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
  
JUNIOR CLASS.
  
SENIOR CLASS.
  
CLASS OF GEOLOGY AND MINERALOGY.
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V.—CHEMISTRY AND MATERIA MEDICA.
  
CHEMISTRY.
  
MATERIA MEDICA.
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VI.—MEDICINE.
  
MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
  
OBSTETRICS.
  
THE PRINCIPLES OF MEDICINE.
  
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, OR SPECIAL PATHOLOGY AND SPECIAL THERAPEUTICS.
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VII.—COMPARATIVE ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY AND SURGERY.
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VIII.—LECTURESHIP OF ANATOMY.
  
MEDICAL SCHOOL.
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IX.—MORAL PHILOSOPHY.
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X.—LAW.
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EXAMINATIONS.
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I.—DAILY EXAMINATIONS.
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II.—PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.
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III.—EXAMINATIONS FOR GRADUATION.
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DEGREES.
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I.—THE ACADEMICAL DEGREES,
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II.—THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
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III.—THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
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IV.—THE PROFESSIONAL DEGREES,
  
THE PUBLIC DAY.
  
EXPENSES.
  
PROHIBITION OF CREDIT.
  
HOTELS OR BOARDING-HOUSES.
  
KEEPING OF STUDENTS' FUNDS.
  
PRIVILEGED STUDENTS.
  
MONTHLY CIRCULAR.
  
LIBRARY.
  
SOCIETY OF ALUMNI.
  
LITERARY AND PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES.
  
RELIGIOUS EXERCISES.
  
STATE STUDENTS.

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III.—THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF VIRGINIA.

To merit this, the highest academical honor of the Institution,
the student must have already become a graduate in the following
schools:

  • ANCIENT LANGUAGES,

  • MODERN LANGUAGES,

  • MATHEMATICS,

  • NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,

  • CHEMISTRY,

  • MORAL PHILOSOPHY.

He must, moreover, give proof of an accurate and comprehensive
acquaintance with his entire course of studies, by an examination
on all these subjects, in the presence of the whole Faculty,

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at the close of his academical career. And lastly, he must prepare
and submit to the Faculty an essay or an oration, exhibiting
a due degree of literary ability; and this, if so directed, he is required
to read or deliver on the Public Day.

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