(ii) any student whose parents or one of them have been ordinarily resident in the U.K. for at least three years immediately preceding the date of his course is, or was, due to begin;

(iii) any student who would have been ordinarily resident in the U.K. for at least three years immediately preceding the date his course is, or was, due to begin had he or his parents or one of them not been employed for the time being outside the U.K.;

(iv) any student aged under 21 at the date his course is, or was, due to begin, if he and his parents or one of them have been ordinarily resident in the U.K. for at least one year immediately preceding that date; (v) any student who for at least one year immediately preceding the date his or her course is, or was, due to begin, has been (a) ordinarily resident (or on a full-time or sandwich course of higher education) in the U.K. and (b) married to a person who has been ordinarily resident in the U.K. for at least three years immediately preceding that date; or

(vi) any student whose parent or spouse is stationed in the U.K. and is recognised by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office as a member of the staff of a diplomatic mission or as a career consular officer.

B. All other students should be regarded for the purpose of fees as overseas students for the duration of their course.

TABLE 1: COMMONWEALTH STUDENTS BY CATEGORY OF STUDY-continued

TABLE 2: FULL-TIME STUDENTS FROM THE COMMONWEALTH ENROLLED FOR STUDY OR RESEARCH AT BRITISH UNIVERSITIES 1968-69

The numbers in brackets are those of the postgraduate students included in the previous figure. The term postgraduate does not include graduate students reading first degree courses.

FULL-TIME STUDENTS FROM THE COMMONWEALTH ENROLLED FOR STUDY OR RESEARCH AT BRITISH UNIVERSITIES 1968-69-continued

The numbers in brackets are those of the postgraduate students included in the previous figure. The term postgraduate does not include graduate students reading first degree courses.