BSc courses

There is no need for us to repeat all the Calendar, gives on BSc courses. Its new features are that:

1. No stage II unit may be done until two stage I's have been passed; similarly, no stage II may be done until five other units have been passed. This would mean that you could not take a stage III in your third year, if you were a part-timer doing two units per year; you would not be able to start it until you had done five units, which would take you three years at that rate.

2. There are a series of prerequisites given in paragraph (g) on uage 122 which you should see.

3. Paragraph II on the same page would have had the effect of allowing a special nine units BSc (see the requirements).

To summarise, the main points are that only these courses would be automatically approved—all others would be referred to the Committee, which would have power to allow or disallow any course outside that, as necessary.