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EXAMINATIONS.
I. Intermediate Examinations.—In all the undergraduate courses
examinations are held at fixed periods in December and March: the dates
of these intermediate examinations are given in the schedule of lectures
and examinations upon the following page. All lectures in the College
courses are suspended during the periods in which these examinations are
held. The examinations begin in each case at 9 a. m., and are limited to
six hours.
II. Final Examinations.—In addition to the intermediate examinations,
final examinations are held for all college classes during the fortnight
immediately before the final week, lectures closing on the Saturday
preceding. The dates of these examinations are given in the schedule
which follows. They begin in each case at 9 a. m., and are limited to
eight hours.
III. Fall Examinations.—The regulations concerning Fall Examinations
in the College courses, granted for partially successful work, are
as follows:
A student who fails to pass on one of his courses, but attains a
grade of sixty-five per cent. (or more) on that course, may be admitted
to the regular Fall examination on the course at the beginning of the
following session. But the student who has attained the required grade,
and who desires to be admitted to the Fall examination, must apply in
writing to the Dean of the College for that privilege not later than
September 1.
The Fall examinations in the College shall be held (for 1907) between
the 9th and the 14th of September, inclusive. On and after September
4, the Dean of the College will furnish, to any one applying for it,
a copy of the schedule of dates of the Fall examinations.
Postponement of these examinations are permitted only under such
conditions as apply to the regular examinations, p. 92.
For the regulations concerning special examinations granted for
sickness or a like cause, see p. 92.
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