Admission requirements.
Section 7
SEC. 7. Admission requirements.—The medical college may admit any student to its first year class who has not been convicted by any court of competent jurisdiction of any offense involving moral turpitude, and who presents (a) a certificate showing completion of a standard high school course, (b) a record showing completion of a standard preparatory medical course as herein provided, (c) a certificate of registration as medical student, (d) a certificate of good moral character issued by two former professors in the pre-medicine course, and (e) birth certificate and marriage certificate, if any. Nothing in this Act shall be construed to inhibit any college of medicine from establishing, in addition to the preceding, other entrance requirements that may be deemed admissible. For the purposes of this Act, the term "College of Medicine" shall mean to include faculty of medicine, institute of medicine, school of medicine or other similar institution offering a complete medical course leading to the degree of Doctor of Medicine or its equivalent. Every college of medicine must keep a complete record of enrollment, grades and turnover, and must publish each year a catalogue giving the following information: Date of publication Calendar for the academic year Faculty roll indicating whether on full time part time basis Requirements of admission Grading system Requirements for promotion Requirements for graduation Medical hours per academic year by departing Schedule hours per academic year by departure Number of students enrolled in each class.