Calendar 2002–03

422 Part 7• University Ordinanceand Regulations (For programmesjointly offered by differentdepartments, the term ‘department’ in the regulations refers to relevant committee concerned.) 1.0 Rules and Regula tions 1.1 Stu dents shall observe all r ules and r egulations prescribed by the University authorities. 2.0 Admission 2.1 An applicant seeking admission to an approved full-time course of study leading to a bachelor’s degree shall have fulfilled the entrance requirements of theUniversity as prescribed in the Regulations Governing Admission to Full-time Undergraduate Studies. 2.2 A successful applicant shall be admitted to a major programme. 3.0 Fe es 3.1 The fees prescribed by the University Council shall b e payable on dates specified unless prior permission for deferment is obtained. 3.2 A student in arrears shall be subjectto fines. A student in arrears, whether in part or in full, or who has outstanding fines unpaid for more than two weeks shall be considered to have withdrawn from studies. 3.3 Caution money shall be payable on first registration as a deposit to make good an y outstanding debts to the University incu rred in, for example, damagesto University and/or college property. Thissum lessany deductions made for outstanding debts shall be refunded on discontinuation of studies at the Univ ersity. For g radu atin g stu dents, subject to no claim being outstanding, cautionmoney shallbe converted into graduation fee. 3.4 Apart from caution money, fees once paid shall not be refunded, except under very special circumstances. 4.0 Re gistration 4.1 An applicant who has been offered admission to an approved course of study sh all pay the fees and register with the Registry on the respective specified date/s and shall be considered to have enrolled in the approved course of study from the date of his first registration. G eneral Regulations Governing Full-time Undergraduate Studies