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A concise handbook explaining the origin and legal provisions behind the Rhodes scholarships and tracing the administrative steps that put them into practice. It describes eligibility, examination and selection procedures, and the practical duties and opportunities of elected scholars. The work also outlines Oxford’s university and college organization, methods of instruction, typical courses of study, and estimated expenses, and offers advice on choosing a college and course. Appendices compile lists of scholars, selection committees, examination papers, instructional staff, lecture schedules, affiliated institutions, and reference works to assist candidates and newcomers.
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