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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 23, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 34.

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The George Washington University

By A. G. Daniells

ARRANGEMENTS have been made with the George Washington University, of Washington, D. C., so that any of our young people who desire to take up the study of medicine, may do so on very favorable terms. Last year a number of young men availed themselves of these advantages, and expect to continue their work at this university the coming year. Others are making inquiry concerning the privileges offered by the institution, and it is deemed proper to give a brief notice through the columns of the REVIEW, that others interested in the study of medicine may have their attention called to the advantages offered by this university.
The George Washington University offers a concession of one half the tuition charges to any students whom we may recommend for medical study. This means a tuition of only seventy-five dollars a year, to which should be added for library fee two dollars, for matriculation fee five dollars, and for graduation fee ten dollars. These charges include all expenses for tuition, except a small deposit for breakage. Sabbath-keeping students will be excused from class work on the Sabbath without prejudice to their class standing.
The university also offers eight free scholarships in the department of medicine, and students whom we recommend are eligible to at least some of these. Scholarships carry with them free tuition, but not the other fees mentioned above.
Taken altogether, the privileges offered by this institution may be considered very favorable for our young people who desire to take up the study of medicine. Those connected with our work here in Washington stand ready to render whatever assistance they can to any who wish to come here for the purpose of taking work in the George Washington University. Correspondence regarding the matter is invited, and further information will be cheerfully given. A. G. DANIELLS.