Canadian mining journal January-June 1905 . ining and Metallurgical Engineering; Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, and Chemical En-gineering. Chemistry and Mineralogy. Mineralogy and Geology. Biology and Public courses are four years each, the first years study beingcommon to all, so that a student during, or after, his firstyear my recognize his inclination or talent and proceed to thecourse best suited for him. The degree of is given alikefor any one of these courses. The Province of Ontario, which contributes to the sup-port of this Mining School, makes it possible for many
Canadian mining journal January-June 1905 . ining and Metallurgical Engineering; Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, and Chemical En-gineering. Chemistry and Mineralogy. Mineralogy and Geology. Biology and Public courses are four years each, the first years study beingcommon to all, so that a student during, or after, his firstyear my recognize his inclination or talent and proceed to thecourse best suited for him. The degree of is given alikefor any one of these courses. The Province of Ontario, which contributes to the sup-port of this Mining School, makes it possible for many stu-dents to gain a practical science training, who, otherwise,could not afford it. Such students appear to form the bestmaterial for some engineering professions and can here find acombination of circumstances which make it possible forthem to gain a degree. The fees are light, and living ex-penses less than is usual in university towns, the cost persession not being over $, with a minimum of consider- THE CANADIAN MINING REVIEW. 99. Geology, Mineralogy and Physics Buildings, School of Mining, Kingston. (See article on page 98,) lOO THE CANADIAN MINING REVIEW.
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