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UNITED COLLEGE An Institution of The United Church of Canada Affiliated with The University of Manitoba Centrally located in downtown Winnipeg 0 UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT —Complete Arts Course First and Second Year Science Pre-Professional courses for Medicine, Dentistry, Engineering, Architecture, Pharmacy, Law, Commerce. COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT —Grade XI and Grade XII Supplemental classes in Grades XI and XII (August 1st to 23rd.) THEOLOGY DEPARTMENT —Diploma, B.D. and S.T.M. courses SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES available — Manitoba, Isbister and others tenable at United College. RESIDENCES — for Men and Women $ $ o Write to the Registrar, United College, Winnipeg.
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MANITOBA TAPARTMENT OF EDUCTION REGULATION SUPPLEMENTAL EXAMINATIONS - 1952 GRADES XI and XII ■ . ■ . Supplementals in ' these grades may he removed only by means, of Departmental August supplemental examinations. This applies to stud ent s I who have General Course supplementals as a result, of either Departmental or School examinations. The regulation regarding August .supplemental examinations in 1952 is that a student may write up to three papers at that time. This regulation mil apply irrespective of the number of papers a student requires to complete the Grade or year concerned. It will be noted that this is a change from the past few years when a stu¬ dent was permitted to write August supplemental only if he were within three papers of completing the grade or year concerned. The Department recommends that students attanpt only one or two papers, as it has been found that in former years only 4 per cent of the students attempting three papers in August have been successful in all three, GR.iDE X A change in the regulations governing the removal cf Grade X supp-- lementals has been made. A student who, after June 30th, 1952, has one or more Grade X conditions as a result of either school or Departmental examinations, may remove such supplement als in the fall, by way of Depart-I mental examinations only. The Department will be conducting Grade X supp-l lemental examinations from August 26th to 29th inclusive, at the time of the Grade XI and XII supplemental examinations. These examinations will be set and marked by a committee appointed by the Department of Education.! Papers will be provided in all the subjects of Grade X with the exception I of Home Economics, General Shop, Art, Music, Typewriting, Shorthand and Record Keeping, These supplement als, in which no Departmental examinat¬ ions are being provided, may be removed as in former years. Any sou dent who fails in a subject of Grade X in the General Course in June, will be sent an application form for the August supplementals at the time that his Grade X statement is mailed to him by the Inspector. The fee for the August examinations in Grade X will be One Dollar per paper. A student, irrespective of the number of conditions which he has in this grade, will be permitted to write up to three papers in August. However, the Department of Education advises students to attempt not more than two papers at that time. These examinations wi 11 be written at the same centres as the Grade XI and XII supplemental., Such examination centres are established in all Secondary schools with the exception of the Continuation schools. A list of centres and the time table will be printed on the Grade X appli ' , J cation form.
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