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THE NEW YORK PSYCHOANALYTIC INSTITUTE'S regulations governing studies in its Professional and Extension Schools were revised on March 8, 1938, as follows: The Professional School of the Institute offers training in psychoanalysis to physicians who desire to specialize in the practice of psychoanalysis.—Enrollment: The enrollment of professional students is a function of the Educational Committee. Entrance requirements are as follows: (a) Scientific training: (i) Before he may be enrolled as a professional student, an applicant must have received an M.D. degree from a medical school accredited by the A.M.A., and must have served a general interneship for one year at a hospital approved by the A.M.A. (ii) Before beginning his professional training in psychoanalysis, a student must have completed one year of full time psychiatric work with