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ARRANGEMENT OF CLASSES.
The course of instruction in the Law Department comprises eight separate
classes, the arrangement of which contemplates that two years shall be devoted
to the completion of the course. As shown in the subjoined table, four
of these classes constitute the first year's studies, and four the studies of the
second year.
In the first year's course there are eight lectures, and in the second year's
course seven lectures, weekly. The lectures occupy an hour and a half each.
The first year's course therefore calls for twelve hours of class work, and the
second ten and a half hours, each week. In addition, any Professor has the
privilege of requiring attendance upon one extra lecture each alternate week,
in each class, for the purpose of review or such other instruction as does not
add new matter to the prescribed course upon which the class is to be
examined for graduation.
The following table exhibits an outline of the course, the number of
lectures in each class, and a list of the text-books used:
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