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non-coˈllegiate, a. and n.
[non- 2, 3.]
A. adj. Not belonging to a college; belonging to the body of students (in certain universities) not attached to any particular college or hall (scholares nulli collegio vel aulæ ascripti). Also, occas. of a university: Not having a collegiate system.
1874Non-collegiate Memoranda 2 The Board for superintending Non-collegiate Students, appointed by the University [of Cambridge]. 1876G. W. Kitchin Scholares non ascripti 5 The advantages they would certainly enjoy in a non-Collegiate University. 1884Add. ad Corpus Stat. Univ. Oxon. 907 Whereas it is expedient that students in the University who are not members of any College or Hall should be designated as Non-Collegiate Students.
B. n. One not educated or trained in a college; one of a non-collegiate body.
1683(title), A Plea for the Chymists or Non-Colegiats. 1897Escott Soc. Transform. Vict. Age xiv. 186 Mr. J. A. Froude's successor in the Chair of Modern History was, throughout the greater portion of his career, a non-collegiate. |