Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-15
UNIVERSITY OF yIRGINIA.

O render the benefits ofeducation al the University a.
vSiiahle, as far a. practicable, 10 mcritotious young
men ofiImiied means, aud thereby to extend the useful
ness OF the Institution, the Board OF NisitOrs, at their last
meeting, ordered that ore student from each Senatorial
District shall he admitted without payment Of the Profcs-
sors' fees, and without charge for any Of the University
dues, hnes and penalties excepted and that for the ensu-
ing Academical year, commencing ON the first of October, !
the selection shall be made by the Faculty, upon such ties.
tinOnials a. shsllbe laid before them on behalf Of the ar.
plicants.
The following information, with regard to the qualihcs.
tions, will he required OF the c~andidalcs. and the necessary
expenses of one session Ofninc months at the University
Is given for the benefit OF persons interested.
desired TO state his age, and to Il designate the several schools
in the enactment of the Visitors, that every Student nm
der the age oftwenty-oue years shall attend al least three
Of the schools enumerated In the iclowing list, unless the
Faculty, for good cause shown shall allow hin to attend
less than three J.. Ancient Languages ?. Modern Ian.
mistry and Maieris Mciica 6. Medicine :. Anatomy
and Surgery =. Moral Philosophy &. Law.
.. No student willbo Admitted into the School Of Math-
miliar acquaintance with all the branches OF numerical q.
rithmoiic, and none into the School Of Ancient LanEuag-
es, unless qualified, IA the judgement OF the Professor. to
commence reading the higher Latin or Greek classics
Any candidate who may desire 10 enter these schools,
must otter satisfactory testimonials, going 10 show that he
possesses thu requisite qualifications; and in all cases II is
required thai applicants shall furnish satisfactory viden, g
Of their ability to profit by The instruction given az the T.
al character.
dencc that neither they nor their parents are ~ q situation
60 incur the expenses oftheir education; hut when admit.
ted a. students, they shall stand iu all respects on a footing
with the other students ofthc University.
4. The term Of their connection with the University
! shall ic two years, they icug subject, ss other students. "a
expulsion or dismis-ion, a. wcll ssto the minor punish
meUts. but iu cg-cs ofEreai proficiency this term may u
extended By the Visitors.
3. For the purpose OF reducing. a. fr Sc practicable, the
expenses Of such students, II eorfrred that the price
Iuftoard paid by them shall not exceed sixty dollars ior im
session OF nine months.
The whole expenses are estimated ss follows:
Board, Including Diet, Lodging, Washing, and Attcn
Fuel and lights cs,imsteds ~ =
Text hooks, iu three Acs dcmical Schools. average
about Q
$40
The cost n text books in che Professional Schools
somewhat higher, icing for Medical school shout s3j, an
10 for She Law school aOut eco. The text books for any q
The schools may De- procured ON reasonable terms az q boo
store near THE IuifeFstty.
q. Applications Candidate Tor admission into The Z
University, under the foregoing regulations arc rrsrectui
invited, aud should lc addressed TO Size undersigned ID N
Il tniyersty before thc hft September, az which time %
Ut selection Will q male hy thc Faculty.
Persons interested, arc fc.sriUl tn Che uClcIofcs and =
v- majors Oft1r several counties tud l|islUrsu l ttc s. ate.
whom willie shortly fl-Farlci copies ufthc annual ci
l0ruc 1ftHc officers and sufrnfs YitHe University ,rHhI
cling detailed Informal uu with REGARD Goo thc course 90 ~
dies u she several schools.
g. T.. CtBEIL.
is 1s-wfw Chairmtl OF .Ie Faculty
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