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PROFESSIONAL DEGREES WITH TITLES.

1. The title Doctor of Medicine (M. D.) is conferred on one who
has passed examination on all the subjects of instruction in the Schools
of the Medical Department.

2. The title Bachelor of Law (B. L.) is conferred on one who has
passed examination on all the subjects of instruction in the Schools of
the Law Department.

N. B.—A candidate for the degree Doctor of Medicine, who in a previous session
has become a Proficient in Physiology, Anatomy, or Medical Jurisprudence, or a Graduate
in General Chemistry, is not required to stand examination in these subjects anew.
The same rule applies to a candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Law, who is a Proficient
in Constitutional and International Law.

3. The title Civil Engineer (C. E.) is conferred on one who has
attained a Proficiency in Junior and Intermediate Mathematics, accomplished
a prescribed course on the Infinitesimal Calculus, and graduated
in Natural Philosophy, General or Industrial Chemistry, Mineralogy and
Geology, and Applied Mathematics in the course of Civil Engineering.

4. The title Mining Engineer (M. E.) is conferred on one who has
attained a Proficiency in Junior and Intermediate Mathematics and in
Junior Physics, accomplished a prescribed course on the Infinitesimal
Calculus, and graduated in General and Industrial Chemistry, Analytical
Chemistry, Mineralogy and Geology, and Applied Mathematics in the
course of Mining Engineering.

5. The title Bachelor of Scientific Agriculture (B. S. A.) is conferred
on one who has attained Distinctions in Junior Applied Mathematics,
a Proficiency in Junior Physics, and graduated in General and
Industrial Chemistry, Analytical and Agricultural Chemistry, Natural
History and Geology, and Agriculture, Zoology and Botany.