University of Virginia Library

Expenses.

The expenses for the session of nine months are as follows:

1. Fees.—If one Professor be attended, $50; if two, each
$30; if more than two each $25. In the school of Law,
the fee for the Intermediate class is $60, and for the Senior
class $75. Every student is required to attend three
schools, unless, for special reasons, leave is given to attend
but one or two.

Medical students are charged $105 for a full course, viz:
$25 for each of four tickets, and a fee of $5 for dissecting
material.

For the class of Anglo-Saxon in the School of Modern
Languages, of Geology and Mineralogy in the school of
Natural Philosophy, of Physiology in the school of Anatomy,
of Medical Jurisprudence in the school of Medicine, or
National Law, Government and Constitutional Law in the
school of Law, the fee is $15 only.

2. Board and Lodgings.—Board in any of the University
hotels or boarding houses, licensed by the Faculty, $130;
for which sum, diet, bedding, room furniture and attendance
are furnished. Washing may be had for $12 or $15 for the
session. Rent of an entire dormitory $16; if occupied by
two students $8. With the exception of nine, all the dormitories
of the University are occupied by two students.
Fuel and candles are furnished by the Proctor at cost and
five per cent. commission, and cost for each of two students,
in the same dormitory, about $20.

3. Matriculation fee, and use of Library and public rooms,
$15.

The expenses of the students resident in the University
are limited as follows:

1. For board, the use of the dormitory, matriculation and
tuition fees, the sums before stated.

2. For clothing during the session, an amount not exceeding
one hundred dollars.

3. For pocket money during the session, a sum not exceeding
forty-five dollars.

4. For books and stationery, whatever the parent or
guardian may think fit to allow.

5. For medicine and medical attendance whatever may
be necessary.

These are in no case to be exceeded, unless under special
circumstances the Faculty shall allow it.