Tt Is one of the seven medical schools in China which was granted registration at the me ing of the China Medical a grade "A" medical school. In this connection it is interesting to note its entrance requirements, A bachelor's degree from an approved college, provided that it covers the stated require. ments in chemistry, physics, biology snd English, or, in addition to an higher school courte, minimum of two years of collegia work including certain chemistry, physics biology and English work. In addition to the scholarship re-Quirements, the college reserves the ight to decide upon the fitness of an applicant to study medicine, considering health, moral character and previous record, and of course, the scholarship requirements given above are the minimum ones.
Besides the class work and research the. girl medical students have the practical advantage of a 200 bed hospital for women and children in which to learn their ealling. A modern laboratory, and a modern out-patient department with teaching facilities where 24,000 patients ake seen annually are other points to be stressed about the Institution. A new residence for students (Howell Hall) has recently been completed, also, with accommodation for 60 students. In. addition to the clinical facilities provided at the Margaret Williamson Hospital, teaching is received at St. Luke's Hospital, St.
Hospital, Shantung Road and the Infectious Diseases Hospitals.
The faculty consist of 30 Western Western-trained physicians, ten of whom serve the school and hospital full time. There is also a large staff of Chinese trained physicians, serving as assistants, residents and internes.
In the entering class next month is a young Chinese woman who was born in the hospital 20 years ago. She attended schools near her home at the West Gate and prepared herself for the study of medicine by three years study in the pre-medical department of Shanghai College.
The present student body represents seven provinces, and six colleges or pre-medical schools. The standard for admi tion is the same
tion, the American
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