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REVIEW OF DENTISTRY. 173

QUALIFICATIONS FOR MATRICULATION.
As a student in dentistry:
(a) The applicant must be the full age of sixteen years.
(&) A written application for matriculation accompanied by
certificate of age and character, at least fourteen (14) days before
the examination. (See Section 12, Act of Incorporation.)
(c) A matriculation fee of ten ($10) dollars must be paid to
the Secretary-Registrar before the examination.
(d) Candidates must pass an examination in the branches
named in Section 36, Schedule "B," Act of Incorporation), or
They must possess a degree, in Arts (not honorary) from some
recognized university, or
An "A" license from the Council of Public Instruction of
Nova Scotia, or
A "B" license from the same source, including an examination
in Latin.
(e) After having passed the examination satisfactorily, a cer-
tificate from the Dental Board shall be given to that effect by the
Secretary, and his studentship shall commence at that date.

EXAMINATIONS FOR LICENSE TO PRACTICE DENTISTRY.
Candidates for license to practice dentistry must qualify as
follows:
1. He must be the full age of twenty-one years.
2. He must forward to the Secretary- Registrar fourteen (14)
days before the examination:
(a) A written application for examination, accompanied by
a satisfactory certificate of character, and

(&) The license fee of twenty ($20) dollars must be paid be-
fore the examination takes place.
(c) The matriculation certificate, unless Section 16, Act of
Incorporation applies.
(d) He must have been a student of dentistry for three full
years under one or more licensed preceptors, a part of which may

have been spent in some dental college recognized by the
Board.
(e) A written statement from himself and certificates from
his preceptor or preceptors as to the length of time in months he
was studying under his or their direction, and if he has attended
any school of dentistry to present his class tickets and diploma.
(/) He shall pass an examination before the Board on the