General Information. Students are enrolled by the Dean during the first week of each Session. All students whether they have paid the Composition Fee or hold Entrance Scholarships or not, must enrol during that period. In case of a student being unable to do so, application in writing must be made to the Dean for admission, stating the cause of the delay. Women students should after being enrolled by the Dean, see the Tutor for Women Students. No student will be admitted to any class until the fees are paid. Students on entering are required to sign a form of declaration stating that they will conform to the rules and regulations of the University then in force, or which may from time to time be adopted. In order to obtain a certificate of attendance upon lectures or practical classes, the student must have attended at least 75 per cent. of the meetings of the class, and also the class examinations. The prescribed period for registration of attendance is five minutes from the time of beginning of classes lasting less than one hour, and ten minutes from the time of beginning of classes lasting for one hour or more. Students entering after the period prescribed for registration are treated as absent. Illness or other unavoidable cause of absence cannot be taken into account unless a satisfactory explanation is given. Students are required to attend the special tutorial classes in Medicine, in Surgery, and in Obstetrics and Gynecology. Examination schedules will be signed by the Dean only on the production of evidence that the above conditions have been fulfilled. FEES. Students taking the complete course for the Medical and Surgical degrees of this University, or for the qualifying Examinations in Medicine and Surgery of the various Examining Boards, are advised to take advantage of the Composition Fees. These are as follows: Composition Fee A. For University Lectures and ... ... £80 o o Composition Fee B. For Clinical Hospital Practice... 49 17 6 These two Composition Fees entitle the student to attendance on all the lectures, Laboratory classes and Hospital practice (except Pharmacy)* required for a Medical and Surgical degree in the University or for the ordinary qualifying examinations of the various Examining Boards. The Composition Fees do not cover the cost of Apparatus, Instruments, Parts for dissection in Anatomy, etc., all of which must be provided by the student when and as required. The Composition Fees do not include additional courses of lectures or practical instruction which may be rendered necessary by failure to pass an Examination, or by the refusal of the authorities to certify satisfactory attendance on any course, or are not required for a degree course in the University, or by the Examining Bodies. Under these circumstances the student will be charged the full separate fee for the extra course required. * Instruction in Pharmacy may be obtained in the Dispensaries of the Sheffield Royal Infirmary and Sheffield Royal Hospital. The fee is £2 25., payable to the Dispenser. The Composition Fees are payable, either in one sum on entering, or in instalments as follows : ... £28 0 0 Composition Fee A. First Instalment. On Registering Second Year ... Second Instalment. Beginning of Third Instalment. Beginning of Third Year... Composition Fee B.- First Instalment. Beginning of ... 21 0 0 ... 23 2 O ... 5 15 6 £129 17 6 Scheme of Total Cost of Medical Degree in the University (after Matriculation). The following tabulated scheme shows at a glance the complete cost of a Medical degree in this University, after Registration as a Medical Student. In addition to the Composition Fees, detailed above, it includes fees for examinations, annual subscriptions, rough estimates of cost of apparatus, etc., and charges for Pharmacy. No estimate has been made for cost of Text Books. N.B.-The fees for Examinations refer only to those for the Medical degree course of this University. |