4. Examination Fees— [73]First Public Examination (Moderations) _a._ Holy Scripture 1 0 0 _b._ For each of the other parts 2 0 0 Preliminary Examination in Jurisprudence (Law Preliminary)[73] 1 10 0 For any Honour School other than the Schools of Mathematics or Natural Science 3 0 0 For the Honour School of Mathematics 2 10 0 ” ” Natural Science— (1) In Physics _or_ Chemistry 3 10 0 (2) In any other subject 1 0 0 Before each examination in Civil Law 1 1 0 On admission as a candidate for the Degree of Bachelor of Civil Law 5 0 0 On _admission_ or _re-admission_ as a Candidate for the Degree of Bachelor of Letters or Bachelor of Science 5 0 0 On application or re-application for a _Certificate_ as a Candidate for the Degree of Bachelor of Letters or Bachelor of Science 5 0 0 5. Degree Fees— A. University. Final admission to Degree of Bachelor of Arts 7 10 0 Final admission to Degree of Bachelor of Literature 7 10 0 Final admission to Degree of Bachelor of Science 7 10 0 Final admission to Degree of Bachelor of Civil Law 8 0 0 B. College. In addition to the University Degree Fees each College requires a fee varying from £1 1_s._ to £8 4_s._ from each of its students when he takes a degree. See Table, p. 105.[73] _Note._—For more complete list of examination fees see _Examination Statutes_ or _Handbook_. A TABLE OF CERTAIN COLLEGE CHARGES. The columns in the following table correspond with the numerical arrangement of ‘College expenses’ above. The figures in columns 1, 2, 4, 5 and 11 are taken from the seventeenth (1906) edition of the _Student’s Handbook_. It is impossible to give exact figures for Furnishings, Furniture, Battels, Additional Charges, Gratuities, and Amalgamated Clubs (i. e. items 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 respectively), and therefore they are omitted from this table. With regard to caution money (column 2), see ‘2. Caution Money’ above.