registration upon presentation of certificate; said certificate must be in force when application to this board is made and evidence satisfactory to this board from another state. The fee of fifteen ($15.00) dollars must accompany the application.

22. All examinations to be conducted in the English language and Pharmacopoeial Latin terms.

23. That after January 1, 1906, the privilege of counting time spent at a college of pharmacy as equivalent to an equal length of time in a drug store shall be granted only to graduates of such a school or college of pharmacy as conforms to the following standard:

1. The school or college of pharmacy shall require that its candidates for admission show evidence of either having completed the first year in a commissioned high school, or of having completed an equivalent amount of work in any other school or academy.

2. Said school or college of pharmacy shall require for graduation an average grade of not less than 75 per cent.

The course shall consist of at least two school years of not less than twenty-six weeks each, excluding holidays.

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4. During the school year sufficient school work shall be provided so as to make clerking in a store impracticable.

24. In case any applicant is dissatisfied with the grading made in any or all of said applicant's papers, he may have those papers regraded by any recognized member of any faculty of any school of pharmacy of Indiana that said applicant shall elect, providing said request be made before the next following examination, and said regrading shall be accepted as final, and shall be at the expense of said applicant.

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2050

5240

3118

62

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1073

2545

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2071

128

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