| except II. 1. | | | II. _Honour School._ |_or_ | | | 1. English Language | II. _Honour School._ | and Literature. | | 2. Literae Humaniores. |4. Honour Moderations. | 3. Mathematics. |5. Honour Mathematics, with | 4. Jurisprudence. | ‘Additional Subject’. | 5. Modern History. | | 6. Theology. |II. 4. Qualifies for all | 7. Oriental Studies. | examinations. | 8. Natural Science. | 5. Qualifies for all | 9. Modern Languages. | examinations | | in the next column | | except II. 1. | ------------------+------------------------------+--------------------- Advanced degrees for which an Oxford B.A. is a necessary preliminary:—M.A., B.D., B.M. Advanced degrees for which an Oxford B.A. is _not_ a necessary preliminary:—B.Litt., B.Sc., B.C.L. To take (_a_) the Pass Examination in both the Intermediate and the Final School; (_b_) The Pass Examination in the Intermediate and Honours in the Final School; (_c_) The Honour Examination in _both_ the Intermediate and the Final School; (_d_) The Honour Examination in the Intermediate and the Pass in the Final School. While under no compulsion to take any degree, the Rhodes Scholar reading for the B.A. degree is expected to take Honours at least in the Final School. That is to say, he is confronted with a choice between the second and third alternatives just mentioned. To state it more simply, he may take _either_ the Pass _or_ the Honour Examinations in the Intermediate; he is expected to take Honours in the Final School. [Sidenote: The Intermediate Examination, Pass School.]