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Catalogue of the University of Virginia

  
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Board of Visitors.
  
Faculty, Instructors and Officers.
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Catalogue of Students.
  
RECAPITULATION.
  
NUMBERS IN THE SEVERAL SCHOOLS.
  
LIST OF GRADUATES—JULY 1, 1869.
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TITLED GRADUATES.
  
CIVIL ENGINEERS.
  
DOCTORS OF MEDICINE.
  
BACHELORS OF LAW.
  
BACHELOR OF ARTS.
  
MASTERS OF ARTS.
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STATEMENT OF THE TERMS OF ADMISSION, COURSES OF INSTRUCTION, EXPENSES, &c. AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
  
MATRICULATION.
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Literary Department.
 I. 
I.—SCHOOL OF LATIN.
 II. 
II.—SCHOOL OF GREEK.
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III.—SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
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IV.—SCHOOL OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY.
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V.—SCHOOL OF HISTORY, GENERAL LITERATURE AND RHETORIC.
  
POLITICAL ECONOMY.
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Scientific Department.
 VI. 
VI.—SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS.
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VII.—SCHOOL OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
  
MINERALOGY AND GEOLOGY.
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VIII.—SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY.
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IX.—SCHOOL OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS, ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE.
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X. SCHOOL OF ANALYTICAL, AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY.
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A.—Lectures.
 B. 
B.—Laboratory Course.
  
Agricultural Department.
  
Medical Department.
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Law Department.
  
SCHOOL OF COMMON AND STATUTE LAW.
  
SCHOOL OF EQUITY, MERCANTILE AND INTERNATIONAL, CONSTITUTIONAL AND CIVIL LAW, AND GOVERNMENT.
  
LICENTIATES.
  
SCHEME OF LECTURES.
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EXAMINATIONS.
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1.—Daily Examinations.
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2.—General Examinations.
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3.—Examinations for Graduation.
  
DEGREES.
  
PUBLIC DAY.
  
EXPENSES.
  
PROHIBITION OF CREDIT.
  
PRIVILEGED STUDENTS.
  
MONTHLY CIRCULAR.
  
LIBRARY.
  
SOCIETY OF ALUMNI.
  
LITERARY SOCIETIES.
  
MORALITY AND RELIGION.
  
STATE STUDENTS.
  
CALENDAR.

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LITERARY SOCIETIES.

There are two Literary Societies, of long standing, connected
with the University. Most of the students become members of one
or the other. They meet weekly in their respective Halls, for the
purpose of cultivating debate and composition, and occasionally
hold public exhibitions.

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