DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR . BUREAU OF EDUCATION

BUI.F.TiN, 1918, No. 30

RESOURCES AND STANDARDS of COLLEGES OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

REPORT OF A COMMITTEE REPRESENTING THE ASSOCIATIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

Prepared by SAMUEL PAUL CAPEN SECRETARY

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Page. Letter of transmittal 5 Members of the committee on higher educational statistics 7 A critical study of college and university resources 7 Special inquiry to colleges of arts and sciences 8 Subcommittee on definition of college standards 14 Suggested requirements for a successful college of arts andsciences 15 Table 1.Colleges of arts and sciencesPart I: Professorsand instructors . 18 Table 1.Colleges of arts and sciencesPart II: Students,expenditures, and receipts 31 Financial foundation 44 Table..Productive endowment, income, and debt e- 44 Table 3.Income and amount spent for salaries ofcollege teachers 48 Number of departments 51. Table 4.Institutions having.11 specifieddepartmeilor feu-er 52 Size of faculty . 53 Table 5.Nurober of faculty members devoting fulltime to college instruc- tionNumber of college students 54 Separation of college and preparatory department 57 Table 6.Number of faculty members giving parttime to preparatory work.. 58 Advanced degrees of faculty members 59 Table 7.Number of faculty members holdingbachelor's degree, master's degree, and doctor's degree (excluding honorarydegreeli) 60 Table 8.,Number of teaching hours of facultymembers 64 Table 9.Requirements for admission andgraduation 68 Table 10.Expenditures for library andlaboratories 70. Relative size of freshman class 72 Table 11.Faculty, college students, and numberof high-school graduates entering in 1915 73 Table 12.Income and expenditwes foradministration, including handling 77 of institution's funds. 3 LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL.

DEPARTMENT. OF THE BUREAU OF EDUCATION, Washington,,August 17, 1918. Sin-. An accurate and comprehensive study of college standards and resources has been needed for many years.Such a study should help college officers in one part of the country to evaluate credentials presented by students from institutions in other parts.It should assist parents to select wisely the institutions to which they shrill send thc;h: children.Above ail,Ait should enable college authorities to compare their own institutions with others and to strive for the most necessary improvements.In 1915, the Bureau of Education secured the cooperation of a committee representing higher educa- tional associations for the purp so of making such a,study.The results are presented int the accom document, which has been prepared by Dr. S. P. Capen, specialist in higher education in this bureau, who acted as secretary of the committee. 'They are less complete than could be desired, but nevertheless I believe they will accomplish, in a measure, the object in view. The war is likely to bring about considerable changes in colleges anOuniversities.The effects ofit on the financial status and academic policies of many institutions are already marked.As a record of the condition of a majority of the higher institutions of thee country in the period immediately preceding the entry of the United States into the war, in a period which may prove to be the end of an epoch in higher education, the accompanying study is especially timely.I therefore recommend it for putilication as a bulletin of'the Bureau of Education. . Respectfully submitted. . P. P. CLAXTON, Conimission er. The SEORETARY OF TILE INTERIOR. 5 .RESOITRCES AND STANDARDS COLLEGES OF ARTS AM) SCIENCES, REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON HIGHER EDUCATIONAL StATISTICS.

During the year 1914-1.5 the Bureau of Education organized a committee made up of representat k-es of the prinCipal associations dealing with higher education lor the purpose' of discussing the advisability of classifying colleges and univetities on a national scale and, if such classification seemed desirable, suggesting methods of procedure.The rarbers of the committee, and the association represented by each, follow: Prof. WALTER BALLOC JACOBS. Neu, England Association of ('alleges and Secondary Schools. unnnissioner ionic II. FINLEY, Association-of ('alleges grid Preparatory Sfihools of the !Middle States and Maryland. Prof. BERT E. Yotrrcc. Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of theSouthern States. Prof. II. A. HoLusTEn:North Central Association of Gollcges and Secondary Schools'. Dean R. D. SAitsnunY. Association of American Universities. . ('hancellor. SAAUEL AVERY, National Association of State Universities. I)r. N. P. ComELL,mericari Medical Association. President cumu.Es S. Howe, Society for the Prohiotion of Engineering Education. President D. J.4'oNt LINO, Association of American Colleges. The CoNtmisslosEn EntiCATION. Dr. S. P. I'AEEN, specialist in higher education, Ilicreau of Education (secretor.). Several other associations were asked to furnish representativ for this, commit tee but.declined. _The committee met at the Bureau of Education, May 3, 1915, and organiied itself as a permanent committee on higher educational statistic; to cooperate With the Bureau of 14:dueittion in the study of the standards of higher educational institutions.

A CRITICAL STUDY OF COLLEGE AND. UNIVERSITY' RESOURCES. The committee considered the a tempts of ttie Bureau. of Educa- tion in 1911 and 1012 to classify Vhe colleges of the country with . relation to the value of the bacor's degree.It concluded that the continuance (SE the classification; on this basis was at the presimt time, and in view of themturcos of -the Bureau of Education, not desirable.In place ()phis it urged the prcksecution of a critical study which should show the resoutces and equipMent and, as fax 7 8 RESOURCES AS! SITANDAR4 OF COLLEGES. . As posible, the educational and administrative. and universities. efficiency of colleges Because of the essentialdifferences in equipment, personnel, and standards exhibited by the differenttypes of higher inStitutionsi,i,t, was deemed wise that separate studiesshould be made of colleges ofa "1-ttfand sciences, engineeringschools, schools of agri- culture, schools o mines,, and teachers' colleges.As representing the largest 'class of institutions, and also the onlyones not subje<-(- to the definite test of professionalcompetency, the committee agreed that colleges of arts andscienens should be the first object ofits study. SPECIAL INQUIRY TO COLLEGESOF ARTS AND SCIENCES. The committeewas impressed by thesuccess of the procedure of the North Central Associationof Colleges and Secondary es Schools in lishing a group of categorinsfor recording the administrative _etc't icy and equipment. of institutions.At a meeting of thisasso- ciation held in March,1914, the following 10 categories as significant of collegiate standing: were adopted 1. Number of faculty inindependent charge of classes. 2..Number of faculty with degreeof doctor of philosophy. 3. Number of matriculatedstudents. 4. Number of degrees grantedin course. 5. Number of elementarycourses of instruction actually given. 6. Niimber of advancedcomes. 7. Number of professionalcourses. 8. Expenditiires for salaries. 9. Hours of class instruction required of members of the faculty. IQ. Material etfriipment. . . The committee tookthese categories as the basis It instructed the chairman for its inquiry. and secretary to-pTpare blanks to be sent to the colleges ofarts and sciences of the Lnited Would seek information State which on these and the followingmatters: (a) Admission requirements. (b) Requirements for degrees. (r) Endowment and income(indebtedness). (d? An analysis ot.the advanced degrees held 110)i mernbers ofthg faculty. (e) The rtumber of students andtintir distribution by classes. (f) The'rutio of courses announced in the catalogueto those actually given. .(g) The annual appropriationsfor laboratories and libraries. The blank prepared bythe chairman and members of the committee secretary was sent to for suggestions andretorted;to various ociation nteotings.As the resultof these efforts, fications wore made. The numerous modi- blank as finally approvedis given below. Itzas issued by thecommittee to the institutions early in 1916. .. V. 4 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. BUREM: OF EDVCATION. ft 1 STATISTicS OF COLLEGE.AND UNIVERSITIES, 1915-16. COLLEGE. or ARTS AND SCIENCES. 410 cntrl7:1 NamePost of omce Institution. 1 .. (Do not Include statistics of other depattments or schools, e. g., engineering, agriculture, graduate school.) State. ntoU2htl0 YearNameLegal in controlof which president (bybachelor's State, bydegree city, was py religiousfirst conferred denominit ion, or n)nsectarian; ' . , SIZE OF DIVISIoN. , rnZCli Numberbreaks up of Into students laboratory In each divisions, of the five the (Bylargest arrangement "division" lecture Isshoulddivisions meant be a reportedgroup of asstudents one lecturee meeting division together and fur so a many regular lal,oratory e xerrase divisions.)In a course. Thus, if there Is one meeting of a chemistry class for lecture and this class then MCIt4>..1 Number In in each of the five largest recitation divisions ExactNumber averaprof In each ofall the env five Wens smallestlargest In both laboratory divisions laboratory divisions and nanlalsiratory subject.. , ( If this average can not le given exactly, It should be estimated) .... C)0'..Ich chemistry;are taught biology byt the (or some zoology teacher, and botany);specifyEnglish;'Underline Ingeology. detail modern thewhat names combinations languages of the departments for are French, made.) In German) the following other listthan In English; which at ancientleast the languages! full time of history; one professor philosophy; Is devoted economic, to college political, Instruction and social science's: mathematics; physics; (If more than Alpe teacher gives full time to any of these subjects, specify the number. DE PA It TMENTS. to 0; exclusion of any otherIf two teaching: or more of the above subjects 0 COLLEGE Off ARTS AND SCIENCES; PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORSNUMBER, DEGREES, TEA6111NO HOURS, SA1,ARIES, ETC. Number Number hold- Numbering hold- master's . Number hold-ing doctor's ingNumber more teach- than Number teach- a weekISingNumber credit inmore lobo- hoursteach-than. Number teach- inhours laboratory aing week 15 credit thoseber Averageof teachingteachinghours num- for all .Faculty (personsreaders,charge in Independent of student classes ssustants,etc.)1- (not counting holding no degrees. bachelor'sing degree.,only degreenone(excluding and higherdegrees).honorary (excludingdegrees).1honorarydegree a week15 Incredit 11011- hours laboratory toryinhours subjects. nonlabora- aing week I.. credit , equal toratorrinstnio-ratory I hour(3 hourssubjects equalreckoned lobo- to 1 hour astion to I.e. hoursreckonedtory labors- instnio- assubjectslion to(3 bo ratory Instruc-(3 hoursreckoned labo-weektion oras lessto 15be hours a Professors Men. Women. Men. Women. Men. Wamen. Men. 1 kornen. Men. I Women. Men. ; I Women. Men. Women. Men. Instruction). classroom instruction).classroom Women. Men. Women. equal toinstruction). I hour classroom "-AssistantLowerInstructorsAssociate professors realm professors ',List below the hiblitutionsTotal from which Bachelor's. degrees were taken: 1 Master's. _IP s List below the number of honorary degrees and the names of the Inst it ut ioni granting them: Da,toros. COLLEGES OP ARTS AND SCIENrCES; PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS-,NUMISER, DEGREES, TEA( IIING HOURS, SALARIES, ETC.Continued. Average nuM- of teaching Number draw. - ' Number giving Number giving Number, givingboth oollegeInstruction and In Number' Instruction in giving Total chargefor thoseofMurkbet classes. havingIndependent per week Maximum salary. Numbersalarying maxhnum draw- of rank. Minimum salarylog ofminimum rank. Average salary of rank. Instruction.to collegefull time ' partInstruction'preparatory time to departmentorengineering, of e mutton,COMMeret. both college and gradilateschool. of faculty.number Men. Women. Men. Women. Men. Women. / Men. Women. __....._Men. Women. Men. Women. Men. Women. Men. Women. . Men. Women. , MenVomen. 1 $ 8 3 i $ I 8 I I I . ..-. - I I . I i I , 1 I Thiseolumn to be filled out only by institutions having professional or graduate departments. I. I 11 4. ' NumberSTUDENTS, en- REQUIREMENTS, DEGREES, AND COURSES. Classes of students. Students. September,tering in 1915. Number In each college class, 1915 -18. graduatesschoolssecondaryNumber or en- oftering In Number of A.afterat B. otherraalfer5i andB. institutions B. years graduates who of Degrees orIn course.'INSt Inca for tea. work granted car- Fresluinan. I Sophomore.. Junior. I Senior. September, 1915. of graduate of graduatestudy.One year Two study. years Otherbac- E-0 a Ea E.; 0a S A. B. B. calau-reate de- SpecialConditionedRegular orstudents unclassified students Total college students students' I o 0 0 grees. NumberProfessicasalPreparatoryliusic, of art, standard or students expressionstudents. units students. required. for admission 1 RowHowMaximumNumber areWhen soonconditioned of wasnumberafter standard this entrance students ofnumber unitsentrance must first previously required made effective"rated'all entranceconditions conditions allowed be made up' NumberStateWhenNumberConditions total of was numberthese of semester thisunder not numberof which hours first subject courses (not countingspecial students are admittedrequired for bachelor'smade degree effective? courses duplicated announced in catalogue of 4 O. IsNumber the Institution of these anot Junior given of secondary training, but given during academy year 1915-16 college? (Byluring a junior each collegeot`prtst fiveis yearsnot equipped for a four-year collegemeant course an Institution leading to theoffering bachelor's degree.)two years' work of college 1915-16 as open to Undergraduates grade, or at least thirty year-hours beyond the regular four years (Institutions In which the department of arts and sciences is only one of several departments are requested to give the proportion of the total expenditures FINANCIAL. under the following ExpendituresItems devoted for to 1914-15: this department. For administration,educational services including handling of institution's funds If this is impossible, give institutional expenditures and note the fact.) S For maintenanceincrease of plant of scientificgrounds and lusting and laboratdries improvementsbuildingsSalaries ofof collegeteachers teachers in other departments Average annual expendituresexpenditure (orfor pastpast fivefive yearsyearsFor purchasemaintenancenew for newmaterials ofir.aterialsbooks new of and libraryand books apparatusang periodicals and(includingapparatus periodicals for scientific forlibrarian's scientific for librarylaboratories salary, laboratories if that officer devotes all his time to cure of the library) 1 ... AveragetoWhat there Is any theannual indebtednessreason tuitionfees why per fees Indebtedness student of this institution?for matriculation, shouldI Please not fill be out library, subtracted this category and from other for value educational all exceptof property? preparatoryservices s (excluding and professional tuition).. students. head of professional. 64s* UniversitiesAVainitCtinditioned seinester or property hourand students collegesis andone are receiptshottr having those a week from whoprofessional of haveall lecture sources been departments or admitted areclassroom reported tosuch collegeinstruction annually as engineering, as candidates toor thisits credit Bureau.commerce, for equivalent a These degree education, figures ofduring laboratory law,will the beetc.,current Instructioncompared are yearasked with with forto summarize a lessthe semester. retunttthan the the asked prescribed figures for for these departments under the on.this blank. number of entrance units. 14 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF COLLEGES.

It has evidently beenvery difficult for college officers tosecure much of the-detailed information calledfor in this blank.The diffi- culty has been most acutely felt bylargo institutions of complicated 'organization.Many of the larger universitieswere apparently unable to separate the data relating to theircolleges of arts- and sciences without an unjustifiable expenditureof time and money.Returns from nearly all institutionswere slow in coining in.Of the 500 colleges addressed, 252 replied in thecourse of a year.This repre- sents, approximately, 50 percent of the collegesof arts and sciences in the country.Tho committee was convinced thatreturns had been received from a sufficient number to renderthe study significant and valuable. 'The principal itemswere accordingly tabulated by the bureau of Education in a singletable (Table 1).This table presents, in the committee's judgment, thefundamental facts regarding the resources and standards of colleges of arts and sciencesas far as these may be recorded statistically. Tothe eye of the initiated the entries in this table tell theirown story. A somewhat extelided interpretation of them appears to be needed,however, to make the record generally clear.

SUBCOMMITTEE ON DEFINITION OF COLLEGESTANDARDS. The committee conferredupon a subcommittee consisting of Messrs. Salisbury, Young,' and Capen the task ofinterpretation.The sub- committee was instructed to define, if it seemeddesirable, the term "college," and possibly other terms relating tothe inquiry.. The subcoMmittee concluded that., in viewof the large number of definitions which already have somncurrency, a formal attempt to defipe the term "college" wouldat this time tend to confuse the issue.It therefore adopteda different procedure. It studied with care the returnsas tabulated in Table land on the basis of these, supplemented by theknowledge which its members had from personal contact ofa large number of .colegiate institu- tions, it formulated a group of categorieswhich it judged to be im- portantin estimating college standards andthe vitality of collegiate institutions.It then indicated the minimumrequirement under each of these categories whic'hevery institution should strive assoon as possible to attain.It has grouped the returns from theinquiry so that the standing under of the categories of the institutions reporting is clearly exhited.This grouping appears in Tables2 to 13. A further word of explanation is perhaps,desirable.The committee is of the opinion that, in orderto be regarded as an acceptable college, an institution may not necessarily be expected immediatelyto meet the minimum requirement underevery one of the oategories.For BEBOU ROES AND.STANDARDS OF CgoLLEGES: 15 example, a college might do good work "ina restricted field" with a faculty smaller than is noted under Section III below and with an income smaller than suggested in Section I below.The com- mittee's purpose is rather to outline whatmay 'be regarded as the , essential scope of a successful collegiate enterprise.With smaller resources and lower standards in any of the categories mentioned,no institution may view its situation with complacency. Due allowance is made in estimating the standing of institutions under the following categories for denominational institutions whose budgetscontem- plate no salaries for instructors and whose discipline precludesthe separation of the college from the preparatory school.The sug- gested minimum requirements under 13 heads follow:

SUGGESTED REQUIREMENTS FOR A SUCCESS COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES. I. A college of arts and 'sciences should havean annual income of at least $40,000.At least three-fifths of an income as smallas $40,000 should be expended for salaries for teaching and administration.Ex- ception is made of certain denominational institutions whose teaching staffs work without salaries. II. A study of conditions at numerous substantial institutions indicates that college work of standard grade costs somewhere'in the neighborhood of $200 a year per student.The minimum productive endowment for a college of arts and sciences should be )250,000.It is noted, however, that 'with advancing standards and prices this amount should be rapidly increased; probably twice as much will he needed in the near future to give an institution theassurance of stability.Institutions should strive to bring their endowment to the point whore it will yield at least half of the money needed for annual expenses. III. A college of arts and sciences should haveas many as 11 'departments, in each of which at least one teacher devotes his whole time to collegiate instruction.Some of the larger departments will require mom than one instructor.The following departmentsare suggested: English; modem languages '(or Frenchor German or Spanish) other than English; ancient languages; history; philosophy and psychology; economic, political, and social sciences; mathe- matics; physics; chemistry; biology (or zoology and d botany); geology, and geography..In addition it seems desirable, wherever possible, to separate the departments of Romance and Germanic languages, and some of the other groups might well be divided, especially in the larger colleges. IV. A college of arts and sciences should havea faculty of at least la.mem 'devoting full time to college work. 16 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF COLLEGES.

V. If a college of arts and-sciencesmaintains an academy or pre- paratory department, this department should, be"distinct in stu- dents, faculty, anti discipline."Exception may he ma e, as noted above, of certain denominational institutionswhose tra itions and policy require the inclusion of secondaryeducation with collegiate, education under the same institutional control.In such cases the preparatory department should be administrativelyseparated from the college department. VI. Members of the la.culty ofa college of arts and sciences should have pursued graduate study in additionto the bachelor's degree. At least env-fourth of the faculty should holdthe degree of doctor of philosophy or degrees,representing equivalentscholarly attainments bestowed by reputable graduate schools.At least three-fourths of the faculty should have secured the master'sdegree in course at a repu- table gradvte school. VII. Fifteen hours of teachinga week should be regarded as the maximum program of a college teacher. VIII. Fifteen or sixteen credit hoursa week for each student for 36 weeks a year for four years should be regardedas the normal pro- gram of work for students. IX. While heretofore I4 units of secondary workhas been regarded as the acceptable minimum for admission, to college, and 'at the time of the issuance of this inquiry represented thestandard set 1)y most standardizing agencies, there is nowa general tendency to raise this requiremCnt to 15 units.A college of arts and sciences should require 15 units for unconditional admission.In judging the reports of col- leges appearing in this study, 'however, the prevailing standardof 1915 should be to unto account. X. Tho maximu umber of conditiofts allowed should not exceed 'two. XI. Tho average salary for assistant professors in25 colleges' of unquestioned standing, in Table 1; is $1,369: Theaverage salary of professors at the same group of institutions is $2,174.Conditions of living differ, and an absolute standard can not justly beset up.. Col- leges should plan to make their salary schedules approximateat least the foregoing averages. XII. Recitation or' quiz sections should not containmore than from 20 to 30 students.Fifteen or sixteen students should be the limit in laboratory sections.

Pomona College, Cal.; Mills College, Cal.; Trinity College, Conn.; George Washington University, D. C.; Emory College, Ga.; , Ill.; Butler College, Ind.; Morningside College, ;Wash- burn College, Kans.; H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College, I.a.; , Me.; voucher College, Md.; , Mass.; Clark College, Mass.; , Minn.; Washington'UniversIty, Mo.i. Hobart College, N. Y.; ; heed College, Oregi Labyette College,Pa.; Havatiord College, Pa.;Vanderbilt University, Tenn.; ,. Vt.; Randolph4facon, Weinant College, Va.; , Wis. RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF COLLEGES. 17 XIII. At least $1,000 a year should be.expended for the purchase of new books and periodicals for the library.Probably two or three times this figure would be needed to keep the library in a sound con- dition.A similar sum should ba appropriated annually for thepur- chase of new equipment and apparatus fort scientific laboratories.

TABLES. Table 1 is a summary in which the principal facts derived from the inquiry are presented.The succbeding tables exhibit the same mate- ritl, but are designed for convenience of refecenc9.Each table shows the status of all the reporting institutions with respect toone or two of the suggested requirements for a successful college of arts aid sciences or juxtaposes two related categories appearing in the sum- maryltable. Each is preceded bya brief statement of the points, illustrated. 77642° -15 2

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Notre Dame UnIsendtyofNotreMen R. C 5 10 5 Dame. Upland Taylor lIntveralty Coed. M. E 21 10 2 2 11 IOWA. Cedar Falls Twa State Teachers Col -Coed. State 1901 35 31 31 22 7 egCollegee. 18001 Cedar Rapids Coe Coed. Nonsect: 1884 431 9J. 14.- 4 16, al,500111,400151,000 1900 0 22 11 Clinton Men.. Loth 20 0 7 Des Moines Des Moines College Coed. Rapt.... 1875 -; 17 0 2 171 Do Coed. Nonsect. 1882 31 4. 10 ID 15 12,300 2,000 0 11 co Fairfield Parsons College Coed. Presb 1866 12 3 8, 1' 13 21, 0 iC,(1. 750 1 p Iowa City ...... StateUniversityofCoed. State 1858 148 27 51 50 10 12'2,740 3,0001 2, 400 1,7771,162 1,1621,163 0 22 111 00 Iowa. cl Mount Vernon.. Coed. M. E 1858 31 8' 14 71, 1,4.501 1,1501,1 8501 850 Pella Central University ofCoed . Bapt 1851 17 6 6 2 15. 6 ,1l 1 Iowa. Sioux City__Mombirside College Coed. M. E 1891 19 2. 11 6 16 R 1,4.541,2001 950 3 1 Storm Lake .... Buena Vista College Coed. Presb 1896 10, 3' 7 0- 15 4I, 1, 000 .KANSAS. 1 Atchison Midland College Coed. Lath 1891 18 A 2 17 91, 8001 6 5 CP 7501 775 11 0-I Emporia CoUege of Emporia. Coed. Presb 1887 18 11 1 17 81,7 1,320 ll P. Ottawa Ottawa University Coed. Bapt 1886 11 311 7 1' 17 61,3 ,500 Salina Kansas Wesleyan II nl-Coed. M. 25 101 I 15 61,050 1,050 18 8 expersrit&nege Sterling Coed. U. P 1892 10 41 61 0 17 91,050 650fr 8 )' Topeka Washburn College Coed. Nonsect NIS 24 g 15 51,4:1,220 1,3:50 1,200 1 6 1 11 Winfield Southwestern College. Coed.. M. E 1889 24 8 2 14 31, 1,000 3 ZEATCeitir o I Bowling GreenOgden College Men Nonsect...1881 8 3 01, 9 0 Danville Men Presb 11526 121 1 1 101 13 1 Georgetown Georgetown College Coed.. Bapt 1822 A 7 II 12 01,5001 1 University of KentuckyCoed State 26: 1 15 6 1 7 .../ 17 r Do Tray/TN-ante College. Coed Noosect 1806 261 9 9 6' 14 6 I, 9 bit Louisville lq of LouisvilleCoed._ City 1908 041 6 7. 2 1,800,800 1,600.81,000 1,600 1, 11 ca 5 Russelville Bethel College Men Bapt 1857 ' 4 e 1 0 16 3 1, 0 5° LOVISIANA. 9 5 2, 1,1775 2,0(0 1,3 11 New Orleans...II.Smorialophie CollegeNewcombWomen.Nonsect....1891 LoyolaMe. University Men R. C 1911 10! Do ;Laboratory, 8; nonlaboratory, 16. 3 Laboratory, 15; nonlaboratory, 211. Laboratory, 1011; nonlaboratory, 171. I No degree. Laboratory, 30; nonlaboratory , 4. - bD 55 inD111108311 GAY 90TIV1AVIS -saoalloa

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0 TgoBLE I' Colleges of arts and sciences, 191.5-16. Students, requirements, degrees, and coinses. PART II: Students, expenditures, and receipts. Expenditures for tut 1-15. 1. Total .j2 2 9 .; Prepara- tory. Regular. tioned.Condi- special- Including'profes-sionaland " gradu-schoolenter-nigh 0 -6. i0'et. 5 A tit-6.:i A it' i ;1 a Location. Institution. a ments).depart-special ing 1915. in *5-g..31i 1.1a VZ , E 57...... to -aa051" g'3Ea :5 _5.g 51 E a . 1 g. El .0 t 22'5 .0 1 eh 24 23 26 H 27 33 z,,g A 1 i 84 35 ' 36 00.187 38 -11 42 -13 44 University ALJUS13[L.AMON A. University of Alabama.. 0 337 821 1.8 G 90 109., 16 2 120 0 358,736 317,905 $44, 460 113,075 1210,421 0 Tucson t University of Arizona... 0 0 209 141 60' 50 269 191 65' 35 15 1 2 127 0 -61,300 41&&-.0 9,559 1123,021. 0 Conway ARICA:lit& Do HendrixCentral College College 0 41 0 244 0 49 0 6ti 54 0 250 0 2596 .... 0 I: 41 1514 3 2 120 065 0 11,6 3,800 2,6441,6. 3,336 6,8-174,000 39,966129,193 324,000 56,886 CALIFORNIA. 0 CS 236 5 5 241 299 1091 120 15 1 3 126 50,813 32,0 5 65 82,41 17,2247, /40:1 347,133 0 .,..--" , RedlandsClaremontLosMills Angeles.... College.... Occidental Mills College College University of Redlands. :4 1 t- 5 181 6080 0 115131294 . ....6.1 .... 30 27 1Q11 09 5645 0 7 307195 0 220 179138.. 3069 60.. ... 1615151 -3 0 124124 8 0 23,35,06726, &53 ?a, 729953,9.1 80:1 16,178 8,268 DO,N0,77450,727 305 125 559 8,000 0 Banta Clara University of Santa Clara 157 01 1 0 556 9 0 0 , 19 0 13 I 0 ,78; 0 :10, 44, 532 61, 124.....--4 - - Stanford versity. Uni- Leland Stanford JuniorUniversity. -S,./ -.: ` 01,574 0 .701 o 1,747 561 - (471) f 3' 11 8441 127,2936 221,515 271,20 TABLE 1.Colleges of arts and sciences, 1915-16. PART II: Students, requirements, degrees, and courses. Students, expenditures, and receipts Continued. Expenditures for 1914-15. Location. Institution. Prepara- tory. Regular. tioned.Condi- Special. includingspecialprofes-sit, 151andTotal gradInaschool U- enterHighin ales 5 ments).depart- 1915. 0 COLonA 23 24 2.5 26 27128 29 280 31 82 13 84 89 40 41 42 48 44 to Boulder rings. ColoradoUniversity College of Colorado.. 35 27 0 228383142 2%5436 15173.5 1427 117 551412 315892 3s2402 188 170 t7 123 15 122120- 0 0 596,300 592,844)3N, Intl 393 $11,500 21,233 391.000 1300. 4369,8911 148.303 0 0, Hartford CUT. Park . Trinity Collage 10 on 1,237 27. 27 5 235,707 397 0 1191 851 133 0 14}15 2 120124 0 O 42,480 82,5041 47,040 10,812 83,31:90,000 $3; 000 New Haven__ YaleDISTRICT L niversity or 1 iio 03,083 222 408 ,0 144 120 O 2s0,000 418,000; 113,000 114,0001,777,134 0 COLORit Etu. * 18 3 6.4 15 Do ' GeorgeOanaudet Washingtonversit Dal- 0 263 4: 125 2s . 36 42 177.... ./7.134 476 311263 48 96 48II. I 11.13 - 3 120139. 0 45, 6311 13,032 10,490 17,141 220,954 0 VLORIDA.Do .y Howard -University (ool- I 262 I , §4 I 10 2 120 0 35, 675 20, II' 6, 865 15,980 2191,964 Tallahassee.....LakeGaincivUle City Florida,State College for ColumbiaUniversity College of Florida....Women. 22 O 34'11 147! 0 1491 121 0 0!2 4. 0 ' 3021 0. 113.1 0 410 9 0 39.5 93 0 51 05 71 20' IS1313 2 . 121, 0 120112s 00 50,31323,070 4,293 15,1)23 7,629 5,0003,229 9,5766,100 170,29797,885 25,000 0 4140 [MU. Is Athens University of Georgia... Atlanta 0 0 75 0, 14 2 132:(1 32,n21 14.123 7,100 12,628286,302 0 Atlanta University 4 276, 2 2 15 2 136 0 20,135 5,795 3,325 -11 (colored). 8,637 67,24842,709 --4 College Park Cox College 0 182 . 14 2 1201 0 6,284 1,800 4,000 3.000 31,000 aDahkmega. North Georgie Agricul- 0 51 . tural College. 14 18,000 1,500 2,000 1,300 38,700 Decatur Aram Scott College 2171 0 0 82 302 0132, 13 3 12010 25,624 IDemorest Piedmont College 0 6,691 ...... 8,109 94,71135,150 231 00 111 107 .... 15 4i124 0 8,575 3, 1, 34,000 34,719 11,000 IForsyth 0 25 Be Tilt College 1091 0 32 346.O70 14 2 120 0 20,000 1, 22, 56,00087,000 galnesville Bream* College 14 0 11 0 49 375.... 15 3 120 0 13,480 4,274 18,873 151, 27,000 niory University 0 063 0244 01 70 01 14 4 134 0 26,8581 3,191 2,167 65,500 Rome Shorter College 115 0 1 0 33 15 3 1201 0 mann I . Mascavr...... University of Idaho 12 4 35321 223'58 15 1 12810 58,29735,81 1,282 17,180264,867 0 11.1.0404.8.

Aurora College 13 0 62 45,. 15 2 120 0 Illinois Wesleyan U 110 16 1 128 0 13,400 8,000 2,000, 12,570 49,951 versity. 4:1 Carib:Mlle Blackburn College 27 0 0 0 0 86 4I 2 128 0 8,000 2,000 2001 14,61813,0006H )Cbieago De Paul University 229 1 11 94 523 528 23 1051 13 1 130 0 1,186, 53,434 Loyola University 771 0 01 0 1,347 111 0;16 1 140 0...... James Mllllkln Univer- 159 9 :I 40 24 52368 93'15 sit y. ri 1 130. 0 41,157 , 2,916. 10.798, 0 1:1 I 1 Knox College 176 1 I 7 1722 278,4361 116J93, 15 1 120 0 30,853118,0. 7,914, 71,155 Jao°61=1Aii!".::Illinois Woman's College 182 89,000 0 0 14 0238 083. 15 1 120 0 21,03218,795 5,724 16,021.104,984 0 LusForeet 0 89' 1 3 0 102 '9238 41 J6 Noant carrell..Frances, Shirtier School 3 124 0 38,40043,458 14,854 5,333216,153 0 331 - 0 114 0 41951 155 1 eozr 12.000 3,675 43,$Z3 Northwestern College.- - ea. 256 460 2,350 30,000 200 1 128' 0 18.0001 9,91 2, 2,353,,40,08255.000 Rockford Rockford College i2 of58 0 217 1101 0 15 2 120' 0 19,26817,225 2,. 13,1R58, 92,189 13.000 Augtntana College 124 5 .12 221 120'77 30r 15 1 120' 0 21,809 8,635 7, 3, 0321 99,91469,075 Dralata. 1 Indiana University,. < I 173 968'2,091'l,062 I . 0 121 241,31.1 91,905 89,844 33,984618,000 I) Ic 31 7111 60111 0 13 0334 0 11 11115586 18 1 1, 0 liararro Eartbam College 18 4,9571 3,567 58,437 1 1631 9 23 180 2.51 7 120 36,862 12, 6,477 17,000 Franklin Franklin College 117 127,551 1191 21 2 4 10 123, 131 5558 18 128 12,1 6,052 48,253 Greencastle De PauwUniversity. 361 358 if 5 17 3 398 594 65 1 1 54,281 15,257 80,757 14,950127,726 g IndlanapolLs Butler College 49f40 Ill 1941 8 15 168 249 71 94 15 3 120 30,085 3,0101 7,582 .45,314 Notre Dame.... UniversityofNotre 254 0230 3 128 1 Dame. I Upload Taylor University 1 3 5 183 87 28 151 15' 2 186 5, 2,1821 18,8.50' 1,675 , 47,13534,500 Teams 1.--Colleges of arts and sciences, 1915 -16. PAST II: Students, eitvenditures, and receipts-Continued. Students, requirements, degrees, and courses. I. Totalincluding schoolMen Expenditures fin 1914-IS.3 It Laotian. Institution. Prepara- tory. °"- tinned.Condi, special. ments).depart-specialproles-sional and gradu-ingenter- in1915.ates is c- a-T.6es d c2a.. . of 2 -raL's U2 23 24_j 23 26 27 32,1glo'e 29 30 -0. 7" ..4 31 32 33 34,t18 t . 93 36 37 38 39 C41 14-ty 42 S 43 44 rn IOWA. ' ! 1 Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers Col- 231 Di : 10 1 I 121) Cl , lege. 4022 0 4 21 2,L I ,561/r... 247! 0. 10 0 1110; 11 11, 21 0s 274'242 1,624....367- 16074 100 sa,11 15 1 I i $147,2914 $56,627 V.6.07567.: ...... $22,346 6, Si10 al:mita; 443, 452 K460, 000 o us FairfieldDesMgt Moines.....) apids... Do (WartburgParsonsDrake DesCollege University MoinesCollege College '1127 0 I+,43 0 21111 96 190;129, 10 0 41' or 4211.0. 0 20.1.0111114i P. 206, s9 124.41:10 424 ; : 1115IS .....1 1111I 1241211Liu 0 11(4CI 21121..,7,4344,pl. tgkl 19. 5n1r1:44,11.11: "Oxon -3.0oli 10,990 1s9.71S,.:10144;27.'':'97, 291.0110 "0.00 0 Iowa City...... State Iowa. University of 0 676 i. 674 0.; 101 01, 46 I.76t. 15.11..2 316 3111 411- 13 1 I 421,li) t) I'0 12 ',HI. t: .-, 2,. 17 I ,626 ,1.90, . ! 2,4 ,T 0; 21.31s 2.:11.3111. 31.Ki 1.71 ., 9Sn, 5131 10,902r 61..75 - 0 07-1 Mount Vernon.. Cornell College 11. 4t 234 . 310 0 11 i 0 36.1 106 12 W 1 121 32.0:411 56. 2.7214 132.079 0 t'l SiouxPella City Central UniversityIowa. ot 3P ,.. 39 151 29 311 0 a 2l0 2 271! 69 6.1 .. 13 12,,12', :.: , POW: I 2,003. .00 1,500 1., 41.531! 6,744 g.), Storm Lake.... Buena Vista College....ILANSAs. Morningside College 9 27 221, . 34 2 2, 0, 23 o 37 9 9013 13 121, ,,) ,,,..,,,,...,. ::,(1 ,,,..,1 .11.10 3.725 3.0(x)6,000 46,341 I .00, (XX) 4 W . I I ii 072 I : AtC.hlson 311 21 3.1 311 21 I! 1.1 : I . . Emporia to )legsMidland of Eniporitt..... Coll 51! o ' .11 o 117: 103120 11, 2 o II.., 7;3 133104 211.134: 1 13 +712 11 A ; 1 I 120 (4 12..20, 2 ..,, . I,; 2,1,x1 .!,; C.! ..., el.:, 2, 74.1I. IA.-. :19..-At),25.014i 1,200 SalinaOttawa 0 t tawaKansine Universit Wesleyan yversify. [-Di- :(ti, I 3.1. 9r'.4 I 110 II; a 0o . u) 13,111 -207r.1' 31II 3,17 1:! 1 121)420Jel1 0 I)II I 1.411-1':I.91 1, 3,111/0-1,261t v 3"..1.Z .2 9:: CI) ;1.4.!1 2.111 211,015'3,, 97,. 19,000:S.,,011X)01,635 r 551 5 9 126 ' 1.1' 15 I SterlingTopeka CooperSouthwesternWashburn College College College, C 20131.1 4; 154844) I 13011631 177' 96 12 0 7!0 2219 2641 214.371. 21134)7206 . 73' s IS15IS' " 1 , 12141201r, 04) 23.533.11,46:141,373 11,141 5,608 43,6157,7.4321,453. 60,000 6,000 ekt. 1 9 I 3.7921 wirrUce ' , 1 751 501 01 (1)) !' 1 201 ' DanvilleBowling greet CentreOriels CollegeCollege I 40 080" 1471 0' 0 4,0.0 15 I) 13. Is!, 75 0 . 13 0 1 1315 2 1I 125120 ()(1 19,4W'),(411) .0,200 1,619)' 3,5491 12, 00(113, (U1 11,018 0 Yaingteu Do TransylvaniaUniversityGeorgetown of CoUege CollegeKentucky 555 38 010, 60,.36; '1 i 001 141;1541135, 97 136,1271 7992! 13 73 ' 2 4 25: 5 25,25 333,717,ICI19s '252,171. . (9 iet. 62, 1) 41 15 23 I.' 121)1211125 ' 0 04104 33,0144,12.2143$12,450 9, 175 11,2(11! 5,9211:4, 450: 30, 257 5, 01X1 0 11, 62)1 1,342114,15415, 960, 321,16:2 48,52941,212 311,22,000 552 LoultridlleRussellville BethelUniversity College of Louisville. 28 0, '2 0 0 01 1 3a , 62:1,-,, 691 n. . . ISIs '2 138 1,177, 5,256. 6251 1, 56;.4 1,542' 79,33(412,490 8,5(54 0 New Orleans LOURELNA. IL . Sophie Newcomb a 01 0 215 i 0 42 ; 0 131 4' ! 5531 . I 0 107! 13 21 122 53,270! 11,469, 3,706 9,092 11)5, 954 0 e) Memorial College. 14 1 0 .41P Do Loyola University 0 0 27 0! , I 0 . 01 I 5:27, 0. 21 0 ! 15 3 144 0 ; En - - 1 40(4' ' 2 117 4.1 'A OronoLewistonBrunswick ....:... - University11atesllowdoln College College of :M.ine 08 (140; 1775:11400' 1.4! .1, 0! I IS 0 04 i 3121 0 S ' ' 0 1 662214 1w4, 101 52 0' 1231 !: 71 21.581 0: 141 134,19744,44.);115,101' 42,46,21,719 Kr, rISS 39, 9,476' 444: (X). I 1 !341.5,9 371. 314,115131,303! 89, 108,842 3, 5141 0 1 -5' Annapolis MARYLAND. 46aucherSt. John's College College 010 i o t' 127 0 379 Oil 20 0 97 0 13 0 I I hu 0 Sos 0 2 3 ll '204 0 1314 .3 , 2 1 1201111 0(1 44,74117,401 .5,(W.4 114.001 2,113' 11,321) :30" '212,509 53,000 0 m 0 133 0; 42 0 20 0 326 0 IS 125 ) 353,933 210, 31025,421 1 501, 75.4. 21),'17 628,830 o Do Johns Hopkins Culver- 31 147 1 ' - Do Morgan College (coloredsity. ) ! kJ 25 27 15151 7' 0 0 0' I7' 112 47! 21 5 1416 2 ; t124128 0 6,075 2,3111. 1, S45 1,9001 34,213 2.5,000 chestertown Was on College ..... 1 30 6 4082 ol 40 0 01 ' 0 120- 0! 32 0 3 14 2 0 13, 00 0 3,10414,38) 0 24,1141' 700 20,014)62, 795 5, 000 0 FrederickEllicott City HoodRock College l College sO ,, 0 0 991 041 (4 01o 29 or III ' 15 21 121 14,07;. 3, 762. 75, 029 2, (1I) 1,4,03 111,700 0 CS Lutherville Maryland Women College for ! 4 0 771 7 I) 1 1. 1. Oi 93 II, 34 134 2 0 4,1)1)' 3,2(12 :4, 346) 71,60 .40, 161) MA5SACHVyTT8 0 0 0 0 . 311 ' 1 422 0 . 14 129, (-) Amherst 0 '391 /41 (IS 24 44 104: 119 15 32i1 1 3, 1441 221,817 %. CambridgeBoston SmithHarvardBustonUniversity College University .. 0 1 1 , 7U 1447300 Di. 0. 133 0 0 0 1, 7,251 315, .0la 333 .141. 154 2 120; () 7,311,75:) 45,333 114, 4141 5,5:43 442, 754!42, 739 37,05792, 1s3 2,612. 3,019;602. 736,734'=2,474 5. 0 TuftsSouthNortonNorthampton College Hadley . MilsMountWheaton College Holyoke College College .1 0 1661.41 0 781 96 - 0 26 0 .0 0 10 0., fr 39 01,410:( 177 0,01 131)781112454 ....- 75 0 .... E29. 0 13115 1 21'2 ; 108122121118 0 105,'29,159 57724,474 311,1r24.24,1:71 1, 21 213,083 8, 394.055133.;,99S119, 6707 0 .Worcester Clark College a 0 11 1 15 i 0 43,701 33,21* 85,250- 0 . , MICHIGAN. II._ 11 ...c V I : i1 SG 11,1 . ' 1 5 '2 120 551 -Mine Alma cSliege of Mich igan 6 ,0147 57 928 ()1 341 1, 1 ,g441, 25990:.. 3n_ 32' 15 I 0 1 1201 o 223,425 8. 579: 472. 7471 200 126,651 2,Sid 2,321, 241 54,673 060,310 C7ICO 1. Arbor University &a , 0 3& 92 spur:Iowa axv satrvaxvxs io 'S3031100

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r. . ,4 9 !I: 0ag 5 " I V iag gaRiff ' 111It OMB DAKOTA (3) 1 57' '138 , S., 11 4 17 '21 4s0 3921 7,,, so 15 1 115, 201 47,269 - I 26, 981 '268, .497 38,500 University of North 1 , i University OHIO. Dakota. i I 1 Akron Municipal University of i 0 127' 5. 10. I u I II t 113 I 3 0 1. 1 IS 1251 2',12', 12,127 17. tr.13 2, 190 6, 049 67, t.143 2.50 1 101 S. 15 1214 3''. 13411 214.27! 13,144) 419, . Berea.Atben; Baldwin-WallaceOhio University. College'Akron. 1801 24, 01 2417 0 12632)). 45 1231, 9456 . 151,- ': 6 6610 71 ' 9014 g . 631177 2972191711 ,1;21 1-' 39i32311 1517 t, 1201120 ))01) 50.24.3)11 7A 5,9761.2)5) ". 93314 ki j0,Di, 1;11 it; ;;Ui' Bluffton Bluffton Cam 201) 28 4 . 39 63, . j 10 16 2 12)1120 01) 124, 605 6, 16 71, 1,172 42, 122. 4 1.714 S417, 95.5 7,71)4 Cedarville Cedarville College 0 0 292 533 0 209! 3)7 1,217 1,22', ; o .., t 1 Clincinnatl Unlver.Ity of Cincinnati, 0; 1 0 395 415 171, 19 10 I . 441 , I:: 2 1211 129,922 13, 157 -1314,279 Cleveland_Columbus CapitalWestern University -Reserveversitv. L'oi- 95 i . 0 70,97 0 0 9 i Oi0 - 12 0o 10021:1 0 ' 23 34 011 .17 15 2 1 I I iI201 0 1,1340 0 1,557 30,590. 2, 200 ..... cl(1 Delaware OhioDellanceSt. Mary Wesleyan College Finley- 2131 28 7 131474 95 106116 1127 ,01 13 01 44 0 43 0 773164 / 597231 14s 32,30 143 .17 0 1515 '22 120,121201 0 21,4'66,77717,259 '28, 529 10,919 5,3009, 892 16,1481.l2,603 4.770 145,30041,438.6 20,000 01 'New ConcordMariettaGambler MuskingumMarktiaKenyon College Collegesity. 7 Si 336150182 169108 54 0 Cl2 0 0! 3028 15 0 1 . 1:.I.416 3611441 242 69 0 7550. 3121 17I:,IS 0 2 121112512 ;1 00 . 10,06122,7w53.(C 23,7045,0325,043 26, 2,3089,35%1,905 sa; 9,2)75,14)37.64 326, 73) 50.04642.9211 15,1551897:7041. 23 Chciand Do Waster*OxfordMiami University College forWomen. College for 001 . 0 0 263123 3 I 00 2 0 0 263216 103 60 1313 1 120121 0 26,12, 732 11, 7444, 902 8,1, 500795 8,11."07,438 112,314$52, 127 0z Women. 0 0 139 6 0 1 ol 15011 54 . . 15 1 120 25,22) 9,392 1,51)9)(1,336 12,357 1,11410 76, 18944, 15,000 WoosterWateryRioPainesv Me 10..7_ CollegeLakeOtterbeinRio Erie Grande of CollegeWocoter UntversIty College . . 121 3395 73 278154 30 201105 25 1 14 30 320 4641. '13 401271 1151 45 . '90 78 15 1 124.12012. 0 50,97119,471 4, 22,018, 7,1,17 5144 45,970 790 10,045 9,"24 15,59,106 17 30,7703,4343,000 old Guthrie MIA/10MA. 31 2 3 13 102 1311 14 6 15 2 1 1 1 10, I I 1,1)! 3,215 14,31 4,000 0C> Norman UniversityKingfisherIlethalanlversity Collegeof Oklahoma0 of 22 351 16 2 126 I 187 0 1,062 25 615 16 61 2 15 1 124 0 72,451 59, 21 35,306 511 231,1 17, 0 121Ce9 Albany OREGON. Albany College 07 13 4829 4427 3 4 . 3 2 54 1 62143 1 98j 17 2215 15 12 1I1204 00 11.1' 5,5423,395 1,584 7,02014,8523,4091 31,:)22, 45, 00054,000 . NapaPeet=NewToren Grove- WillametteReedMcMinnvillePacificPacific College University College UniversityCollege 64 12 0 400111 22144 115147 3017 12 00 3094 19211101 52 194147 94 . 44.23 9 481617 15 133 241 0 12,44,3 17, 3;371,0501,3 1,069 5,5406,0003,482 122, 39,27,24 7, I:.11 28,00021,30,664 570 0 %Bryn Ma*BatblehemPINIVITLVAKIA °Moravian BrynCollege Mawr 311 451 0 .,9 0 ao17i 52 1 0 110, 9, 60,9401 1, 435 17,3273,000 28,653 380, 33, 51, 265 0 ec,CO Ott sap:lama axv saavaxvzs do .saorrioa

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. . . . g :q 2 w.,= 14 g 0 0. q eg rgill, rot, 451 zr rp Washington.... Washington and Jeffer- son College. 0 3111 49 151 0 7 0'0 333 49 1321 17 17 15 2 124 i 0 28, KIS9,000. I 14.299 000 2,2309,900 20,68568. 941. 114,323 2,000 Waynesburg.... Waynesburg College 136. 0 I 1 300T11 CARO- LINA. 1 ...s Charleston.College Place. -. Columbia College College of Charleston 04 123 14 0 O. 97 '01010 42 04 100 19 0 507 80 0 392! 32! 124 0' 29 0 1170 0 1114 2 1I 122 0 , 0 y 57,12, 100;234, 17,0513,882 13,0002, 000 30, 200 1, 100 1 142, 227 22, 102 0 Colombia. University of Southolina. Car- 0 192281 0 0 13 0 205 0' . 19.. 0 1351 0 49,447 Spartanburg..Greenveie Do WoHordFurmanConverse CollegeUniversity College of 2S8 0 153 0 32,0 0 0 4 50 0 324 0 406 OI 86 I 0 14144 2 132120130 0 23,213117,207 10,5701.256 3;375,5,457 i 39.1787E161: 42,450 Verndllon110U1111 DAKOTA, of South 0 1201 2 0 0 24 71 4111 299, 36' I 63 11 2 12.1 73,0821; 89,970 7,1Y20' 194.772! 0 gCA TEN1f1-43131t, University Dakota. 0 I tiPl. ChatBristol USing nntversity of Chatta- College 0. 0 3194 3101 11 0 Oi 3 17'171 131108 149 77 1514 2 1'20124 1)o 17, 2007. 775' 5, 919 63, 34:2,. 4118 4.624';.:Al) 61.01149. 917 2.2. 060 0U)'./..' G oxville Albs 3. KnoxvilleTuacooga. Collegeored). (col - tillun College 459675 74144141 98 4214 0 0 0 I 1 !130 19 1117 12 12IS 10 S 15 12112912: 722,660 6,000 44'051,2(x'1 1. 118 ,;.1. 314 lo, 3011,7. 000 7,..';H0... Murfreesboro r. TennesseeKilbgan College College .93 a 104 )114 8.1 111 9053 12 0 . 2413 II 0 17 213 0 324301 12 0 44'12 1514 2 120 I) 111.517,7.975 9.016 7,19 I. 11322., 5, .169 '3.11271,51 14,5.1.,9.21,,. 242 2...3'4.'36' 'Z1. 077 0 Mz) Nash villa...-. Do 'VanderbiltGeorge.Fisk University PeabodyUniversity (colored) Collegefor Teachers. 00, 0 1602102413 I, 099 62 0 36. . 0 Is 0 11 0 10110 0,./ HO413 80 1-, 099 72 0 131 : 27 I I .. 2 2 141)128tser140 I.0 1343 211.229.19,00078,930. 11,664 1,312.6169,30)1, 869 30,11249. (x01 109,0x1 0, 83, 131.736268, 292 327, 416 0 ...,1 0V) AustinSewanee UniversityUniversity of Texas of the South 0 1 0 674 677 126 82 82 3 12 1,642 161 1, 201 275 237 139 21 19 14 2 120 (1() 239,107 10, 500 47,7486, 000 13,271 31,373 602.609 0 0 Waco.Sherman-Houston.Brownwood ,Austin BaylorRiceHowar,dCollege Institute University Payne College 3790 0 54 ( 2321t4.1 62 197ItO 0 88 0 52 0 23 2 1319, 001 41014.5264 378119 0 . 36 0 14 2 1'201122,120 0 OID 37,64254, 10811.100 .34. 534' 19,0023,600 300, 790 50,(x19 15,27,035 181 148,529,009 919, 82,22,000 880 100,090 42,94050,000 Salt Lake Clty. =LH. Dekl:crsIty of Utah 44) 76 011 450 469 305 309 608 9141.... 5 2 1 175,135 49,457 1,250 9,300 241,919 0 WincoekLMiddlebury ..... VidiXONT. -MiddleburySt. CollegeMichael's ..... College.... 0. 1 20 0 0 0 115187 1 67 4 0 15111 32 1401201 90 43,447 8, 610 34, 10* 126,925 ' TA BLE .-Colleges of arts and 8CiCrtrtS, 1915-1G. Students, ref uirernent,, PARTdegrees, 11: Students, exianditua s, and rea ipts-Continued. and courses. illpxpen.litures for 1911-15. Ilii ( including Total ,,,,, ..2 aE,,, a,* ,e1 5 ,,.. -0'a: '52 t,, i,.!, ..... Ei 8 .c Lina ._, .2. 21n1'E. . . ' -. ' proles-sional gradu-''(''''"".")'',,, .2 t, .*. I,'1 ;.,t 1 s" 0 vt, Location. Inititution. PrPP"' tory. Regular tioned, . 'special menu).c,par,special and l'"I'mg 1915.ales In 1.''''.g.7.2?.F.-7 FL.,.. ?,,Z -d 1-r,.i*'s 't. !'"i g El .:*= P,g F424,t.--1 r 0irl C `"-* :. e a iv,"e 0 ,Ii-6 -E..:,,7 'a . B.".',!..z.'1".§ A .., 1.1 A ';g; A 1el t :::-. A4 .. 1 A 1:,--- A :-.-: I ilc'll ' Ai E';.-.. .iT. *I enb .220.. 0-;.c , 'Co 0 . 1 2 211 1 4 g VIRGO/LA. 24 23 26 27 128 . 29 30 31 32 33 34 33 ' 36 .371 ' 68 39 40 41 - 42 43 44 ' DanvilleCharlottesvilleBridgewater.... RoanokeUniversityBridgewater Institute of College uplink 40, 001 100'1, 448 41 26la 0 0010,01, 5,0',0 555 0, 0'00 523 94 114). -.`r, 0 148 0 8 II h0 1514 - 2 252 120120! 9,9 9a,419(87,200 52,6,1 ,.1tr2 691 70,000,$1.567 $33, 241 444,315822,450 3200,000 0 Emory Emory and Henry Col- 62; I 0 17 0 I 0' 1 ' 0 0 0 219 0 0 . II 2 1291 I I X I 53,254 Rampden-Sldncy. Hampen-Sldney legs.. Col- 0 0 102 0 15 01 0 1 0 Ils! 1 () ...... 39 0 14 2 120 ()0 12,375, 4,69 945 2,799 25,712 0 r)0 Mliinns WashingtonHollins College and Lee 00, 84 0 331 0 106 24 ._1 0 14 0 29 0 1. 511' 0 1 '219 0 116 0 i 4:. 0 I414 '2 2 120 0 39,80110, 4;0 14.271 9,753, 28,946 16,292 926 104,759107,409 o 0 Lynchburg .Randolph -Macon W ceUniversity. Wo- co011 0 211 0 503 76 0' 0 164 0 12 21 0 6321131 77 0 241 15 2 120 0 53,735 12,963 44,64. 2,636 1 , 9,727 202,900 42,030 r11 Richmond Do VargmlaRichmond Union unlver-maii(11116. 0 59 61 37 5 38 1 * 13 7 22. I 4:, 5 15IS 23. i 14)0120 0 53,199 6,000 I 8,53 9,357 38,113 '.. 3,000 Williamsburg_ College of William andsit (colored). 64 0 178 0 00 ' 21 0 0 242, I 0 50 I 0 14 2 1 L.V 24,400 3 500 I 3, 560 53, Mary. d . ... 1 0 27,306 18,000 wassznokoi. ... I ' I 1 II . Rookane,Seattle SpokaneUniversity of Washing-ton. 411 0 0 719 2 959 8 51 0 41' 0 I 43 0 391,7260 43 1 1,272 41%: 477, y 1 349 0 10IS 2 1 120' I X0 ' 199,522 5,(861 ' 9:,,3S6 971 1,926 500 1 50,987 1.4190 549,073 0 I I ALM' visarrn.A.! ! 1 Elkins. i rtaVIS and Elk ins College Z2 29 18 3 1. 2 3 41 19 10 11 2 12' 1' . 1 ,1,642 4,435 4,089. 16,600 16, 508 Ir1310014.:4157. 1 ' i ApAppleton BeloitLawrence College 0 0!0' 240294 1421270 0 010 I .01 3 13 0 2461338, 1 142!476, 1151131:.121 43 1113 02, i 120129 r1,0 b 50,38,776.- 006 27,6101S,791 120. 021 3,888 15,1186, 082 138,298110,566 6, MO 0 ItaditionBe.ft University of Wisconsin. ' 13. 1, 034 1,060 .... 2. i 1 ''.1 3 43 3, a 146 1,514' SO. 50 14 320 15 201 1 128120 4ri3, 171 163,030 121,519 2,797, 701 20, K15 0 29, 56 1 2, 843 244 MilwaukeeMatt& MarquetteConcordiaMilton College College U 142 s 0 24 - 11.11 33 0 11 900' 19.AI.01 011 0 100; 0 0 la 0 15 1 1211 .N0 10, 0809.233 3 ' 275 4,5,790 500 2845 2,200 VO0 DeDo..'...... Milwaukee- r'nor Col- 36 0 2CI0 0 1 0 01 21 0 77 n 347 3 4'9 96 0 15 21, 470 16, 507 17, 132 10,11;4 131,164 0 SInstnawaRiponPrairiePly du Chien St.Campion RiponMissionClara College College House Academy. and 2,:, 0 7:, 0 1rd 3,74) 0 479.3: (0 9I0 III. 9. 0n 2-' 011 :017,1,,, 0 160170 0 . 1Noi. 0 311 0 15I10 7, 9 12"12'1)2: 1) , 1 s. 7.2o 10. 5115, 100 . p), ion 47,6,11 43,60,79465,770 1791 45,000 1.1 ie.3 C:1 0CD ege.' L') 44 RESOURCES A,ND STANDARDS OF COLLEGES.

FINANCIAL FOUNDATION. Suggested quirentents I owl II, -I. A college of arb;and sciences should have an animal income ofat.. least 510,000.At least three fifths of an income as smallas $40,000 should he expended for sal- aries for teaching and administration.Exception is madeof certain denominational Institutions W1141511 leaching staffs work without . salaries. II. A study of conditionsat. numerous substantial institutions indicates that college work of standardgrade colts somewhere in the neighborhood of S...).00it year per student.The minimum pro- ductive endowment fora college of arts and seion.ce,: should be $250,000.It is noted, however, that with advancingprices this amount should he rapidly increased; probably twiceas much will be needed in the near future to givean institution the assurance of stability.Institutions should strive to bring theirendowment to the point where it. will yield at lea:4 half themoney needed for annual expenses.

TA ALE --Prodrwlio r oulmristeril. income, and debt, 1914-15.

(Tay-supported institiiti.e1,:irc inatked with t and Homan I'atholicinstitutions with '.1

I ii)ti Lotion,. Endow. ment. Income. I told-

I7nicorsity of .tleliamtif 1)(27,467 32111,421 University of Arizona} S 0 Centonl college. Arkansas 10,500 424,021 , Arkansas 29,193 121,000 Pomona ('oil -ge, California 295,000 39,966 5s, V.r0 Occidental l'ollo16, California 673,195 347,134 0 Mills College, California 312,000 50,727 8:000 University of Redlands, California 141.310 80,774 0 97,006 50, 505 125,529 University of Santa Clan' '. California 271,200 Leland Junior Lenlverslt y, California Universit 'elorailo} 23,975,334 1,23.1,5)1 It 1 ti3, 000 Colorado i eye :400, till Unit ersit v of Denver, Colorado 1,012,502 lis,147 0 Trinity CJilege, Connecticut 429 000 140,0440 ale University, Onulecticut 1,231,s01 933 .,0410 Gallaudet College, District of Columbia '16,152,4434i 1, 777, 1:44 0 George Washington University, District of Columbia 136,3111 254,954 Howard University(colorist),District of Columbia 0 -University of Flom's} Olh 201,04 0 Columbia College, Florida 239.620 170,297 0 Florida State College for Women} 25, 000 University of Georgia} 97,865 0 Atlanta University (colored), Georgia , 372,270 286,302 0 Cox College, Georgia I 107,563 62,927 42,709 North Georgia Agricultural College 31,000 , Georgia. 38,700 Piedmont College, Georgia "65,588. 94,711 35,130 Bessie Tilt College, Georgia 105,000 34,719 11,000 Brenau College, Georgia, 6,000 56,000 87,000 , Georgia 151,880 .27,000 Shorter College, Georgia 65,500 University of Id:shot.. 50,000 70,560 Aurora College, Iliinnis 666,346 264,867 0 Illinois Weslevadliniversity Blackburn College, Illinois 373,729 49,1151 0 D.1'801 University,' Illinois 248,819 14,418 13,000 Loyola University' Illinois. , 53, 434 James Itillikin University, Illinois Knox Cellos( , Rhino s. 208,777 99,688 Illinois Woman's C '604,463 n, 155 69,000 !Ake Forest Coll 11 nob; I 123,455 101,984 ranoes Shinier 1132,938 216,153 0 ooh Illinois 76,920 43,821 30,000 Northwestern College, Illinois i 230,629 40,062 55,000 Maim' College, Illinois. 4 208,876 92,189 13,000 RESOURCES A ND STANDARDS OF COLLEGES. 45

TABLE 2.-Productive endowment, income, and debt, 1914-15-Continued. Tax-supported institutions are marked with t and Roman Catholic institutions with .1

Endow- , I iviittitions ment. Income. Debt. I

.5 ugustana College, Illinois 1441, 764. 199,914 $69,u75 Initials University} 744,000 15 ,000 0 %Vanish College, Indiana 739,800 57,702 0 Ea mu College, Indiana 493,538 117,551 ErsMlin College, Indiana . w -11 300,519 46,253 0 De l'auw University, Indiana 1, 425,959 127, 726 0 Butler College,Indiana 45,314 University of Notre Darne, Indiana v.. 0 Taylor University, Indiana 1, ?JO 47,135 31,500 Iowa State Teachers Collogot (11,865 0 coe College, Iowa 710,000 63,452 260,1100 Wartburg College, Iowa,,.. 19.000 19,797 Ises Moines College, Iowa!' . li 111,009 51,229 '4%000 11rake University, Iowa sol,66 110,716 2(3,000 Parsons College, lowa. 2 t5, I 711 36,217 64,875 State% University of lowat m l:'.lo 9s6,513 0 Cornell College, Iowa mil , 223 132,079 0 Central ..,7, .2,1 16, 850 r,,744 Morningside f'ollege, Iowa ifs), that 411,344 linens Vista 4.' 'Ike, Iowa 21,000 20,072 50,000 Midland College, Kansas 55,000 25,000 1,200 f'sillego of Emporia, Kansas 111 112,000 36,549 61,635 Ottawa University, Kansas 216,786 36,978 36,900 Kansas Wesleyan University 115,000 20,045 19,000 e Cooper College, Kansas 139,271 21,453 8,000 Washburn College, Kansas 384,377 .76,753 60,000 Southwestern College, Kansas 130,000 43, 615' Ogden College, Kentucky. A 200,000 11,018 0 Centre College, Kentucky Georgetown College, Kentucky 2,000 41,215 22,000 University of Ketitueityt 205,000 321, 30,552 Transylvania College, Kentudy 319,612 41,2, University of Loulsville,t Kentucky 79,250 0 Bethel College, Kentucky tii, 300 12,490 8,589 11. SophieNewcomb Memorial College, Louisiana 2, 765,000 168,936 0 Loyola University,* Louisiana I towdoin College, Maine-, 2,312,868 131,563 .0 , Maine 749,993 89,809 3,500 llniversity of Mainet 252.050 364,042 106,842 St. John's College, Maryland 53,000 0 , Maryland 473,631 212, 569 0 Johns Hopkins U ni versity, Maryland ...... 7, 2614077 826, A30 Morgantollege (colored), Maryland 56,000 34,213 25,000 , Maryland 62,795 5,000 Rock 11111 College,* Mary land 26.000 0 , Maryland 42,500 71,1140 111,700 Maryland College for Women. 40,000 Amherst College, Massachusetts 2.736,038 221,817 Boston University, Massachusetts . .. 1,306,889 222,474 , Massachusetts 2s, 471,046 3,019,802 , Massachusetts 2,1142,296 736,734 Wheaton College, Massachusetts 896,310 119,676 , Massachusetts '1,426,173 316,996 Tufts College, Massachusetts ''3,020,21W 301,955 Clark College, Massachusetts 1,300.000 RS, 250 , Michigan 401,070 54.673 10,366 University o(Michigant 963,193 2,321, 241 Bt. John's University,* Minnesota 71,145 AUgsburg Seminars', Minnesota 31,570 . 31,007 13,000 Carleton College, Minnesota 871,937 201,584 51,161 Hemline University, idliruseSete ' 842,000 6.1,264 0 , Minnesota 466, re9 55,29e College of St. Catherine,* Minnesota . 120,000 Gustavus Adolphus College, Minnesota 265,000 42,29.1 35,000 College of St. Teresa,' Minnesota 72,500 200,000 Mississippi College 125,000 60,293 Meridian College, Mississippi University of Misstssipplt 700.000 269,500 23,006 Stephens College, Missouri . 40,000 49,000 20,000 Westminster College. Missouri . 31,000 , Missouri 853,085 84,047 44,0041 I. 453,876 91,708 0 Park College, Missouri 6 Lindenwood College, Missouri 22,000 128,307 0 Fotest Park College, Missouri

St. Louis l'alversItyMissouri to Washington University, Missouri , 0,4311,994 716,471 It... Drury College, Missouri I '250,000 54,024 6 Central Wesleyan College, Missouri , 209.000 24,607 39,000 Unfrenty of Moitansf ).:....1. 213.943 0 46. RESOliRCES, AND STANDARDSOF CbLLEOES.

TABLE 2.- -Prodttetirt. endowment, income, (old debt, 1914 -15-- Continued. ITax-suprorted itution, are marked with t and Roman Calholitinstitutions with °.1

1 nt it ot Endow- income. ! ment. Debt.

Bellevue College. Nehr ..k1 $1.00145 9:16,155 Union Col leg( , Nebr., ko I 824,00g 1 Doane College. Nel(r,k, lot,1:0 7.77 University ol Nebro,.. ,I II. 148 10,7415; 7.4, 2:6 I, '01,,. 019 , Now Iltimeshire Col Ie, of A(:6, (111,ol ::11 MIIiitile%II,. (cm, OM College of st. 1.:1izo:.4 h.' New .1e1-,(s . II1 ...... 5 ...... Upsala College. Net, .Ir, ...... t8,1.17:, University of New 5te \ 0'01 21,620 New York State Toll, ;!.., for Teael,. : 0. Alfred Universiir . Nee. Yor1 1.9(.3 , 0 St, Stephen's Cohere. New Yor 1, 36.307 11 WellsCollege, New Vol 1, 102.733 40.000 St. Lawrcnci, Ulu, rot y. New.,Vot 1.11, IOU 1 i6,774 h.... II) , New York 236,341 C ,1 841(4 )1 Hobart CoBege, New York 119.741 101,7,13 It College of New Rochelle.° New Yot...... 7'11.07.1 In, si, , New York .. 70.2%9 .52,1241: I,so.] :7 262, 423 Columbia University, New York...... 0 College of the city of New York}, ..11 ,464.:71 4,201,937 0 of the City of New 1 ,,I k 526, 10(4 .0 New York University 550,124 0 , New York I. -193.sti.; ,710. 41.5 A45,000 I .n.m. 10:, 771,613 University of Rochester. New Yin k...... 1.6-,n. nom Union University, New York 11:4110):1611167 -0' Universil y ol North Coro:Mal 92. 17.1 0 , North Cmohmi I 1,:. 591 261 , 11-.S 109,315 .. . Trinity College. North Caron let ....,`Isio 51.810 0 Elan College, North Ctrol inn I .rt, 292 11829 0 Guilford ( 'ollege, Nor) It Carolina.... Sn. Inn 51,1141 52,515 Shaw University (colored), Nor' It i -.r.ilit1.1. : 17. (100 43.600.600 60060,000 Weaver College, North Clooliii.) . .11,1 22 17,257 Salem Academy and Tolleeo, Nor i 11 I and hi- 16,200 University of North Da kota1 170. _.(;!-, 113.31%7 Municljnil University of A kromt Ohio I. 7.1'.. 701 264,017 38,500 t - ,.7.-,:1 65, s33 5,346 BaldwIn-Wallace College, Ohio 1:,((.004) 410.27(0 0 Bluffton College. Ohio *.:- 102 16,117 52,650 Cedarville College. Ohio 1;.044 1(1,1:41 79,000 ...... s'.,0,17 7,70s 0 University of Conehouit i.t iiiiio.... .6 i n71 Western Reserve Uni, ersit y, Obi. 867, 945 .. , . , Ohio, .. 71. ',211. nos 43s, 27,, 0 St. Mary College,1 Ohio 145,309 21, S&L

Deflanee ('allege. Ohio.,...... Ohio Wesleyan 17niver.oly ...... 273, 266 . 41,6111 20,000 , Ohio 940,100 115,300 ..... , Gilio 50'1,002 4111,841 18,000 Muskingum College, Ohio '556, 42.4 42,929 0 Miami' Col versi I y,t Ohio . 123,12i 50,016 97,000 Oxford College for Wooten, Ohio 100,775. 324,734 0 Western College for Woolen, Ohio 1,060 53,117 15,155 , Ohio 103,4116. 112,364 0 Rio Grande College, Ohio 214,852 76,160 15,000 Otterhein.Universitv, Ohio 76,000 8,200 3,000 , Ohio 250,000 590941 36,770 MethcxliM University of Oklahoma 1, 229. 576 210,004 3,434 Kingfisher Collme, Oklahoma 65,000 14,315 4 , 1,00 University of Oklithonnit $13 17,26A 0 Albany !'allege Oregon 3,679,000 211,147 0 Pacing' University, Oregon 201,219 22,225 51,000 WeitinnvIlle College, Oregon 221,551 :1,802 45,000 , Oregon 0,450 27,247 10,665 3,000,000 . Pacific College, Oregon 122,010 0 , Oregon 110,000 7,50n 21,570 , Pennsylvania 516,555 39,080 28,000 19.1,352 , Penn.sylvano 33,402 0 ( -Beaver College, Penntwiyanla . 2,002,3410 280,562 51,265 Wilson College, PenasylvanIn 12,000 24,667 0 ILalayet1 A.Colloge, Pennsylvania , ii, 71,475 10,416, 11,000 620,128 110,484 . Penylvanians College 124,212 Heverford College, Pennsvlynnia.. '310,000 65,000 0 Franklin and Marshall College, Cennsvlania 2,000,208 100,580 96,578 Lincoln University (colored), PermsylVanin 485,1145 47,705 0 , Pennsylvania 240,453 35,951 21,709 Irving Female College, Pennsylvania 42.1,000 102,568 11,882 , Pennsylvania 36,541 Westminister College, Pennsylvania 300,000 41,487 0 Drexel institute, Pennsylvania 435,300 09,914 00,000 .: University ,of Pennsylvimin. 2,0116,090 95,138 , Pennsylvania 6,021,177 1,138,088 I. .72,000 31,000 30,000 74. . RESOURCES, AND' STANDARDS. OF COLLEGES. 47

TABLE"2.-Productiveendowment, income, and debt, 1914-16-Continued.

I Tax-supported rustit utions are marked with f and Roman Catholic institutions with *.l

Endow- Income, Institutions. men t Debt.

l'ennsylvania State Collegef r' ... $509,913 $241,309 Swart Mingo College. Pennsylvania ,..4 . 1.1.17,417 927,009 0 Wasbingion and Jefferson College, Ce1111s)lvallia . 91.4.3935 09,941 $1116,323 Waynesburg College, Pennsylvania sti.0110 20, 655 2,000 Col fego of Charlestelmt South Carolina 306,300 22,102 0 University of South Carolinat - 1424 V7 Furman Cul versify, South Carelina 49,447 Columbia College, South Caroline Converse College, South Carolina 4 15e, 35S 74,567 0 WotTord ('ollege, Soul h Carolina .191.179 39,579 42,486 Ii i i vomit v of Sout h, bak °tat 194, 772 0 King College, Tenso.. t 2,,000 1711i vers:i t y of Ch; wogs, 0 ennessee 07,519 49, 91. .2;000 Tusculmn College, Tennessee 177,851 64,011 Knoxville ('allege (colored), Tennessee 10,500 41, 540 10,338 Milygan ('ollego, Tennessee 7,000 Tennessee, College 52,530 21,077 1 leorge Peabody College for Teachers, Tennessee 2,041,000 169,243 0 Fisk Uni rem i t v (colored), Tennessee 190,592 54,242 6 Vanderbilt University, Tennessee . 2,1:0, 000 239, 292 1 University of the South, Tennessee 393,242 131, 731 .325,4 0 University of Texast k 2,000,000 1102,609 0 Iloward PAyite Coll/go, Texas 22,000 00 ice Institute, Texas 10,01001/0 529,0011 100,000 A ust III College, Texas 190,000 82,90) 420,94 Baylor University, Texas 301,904 149,019 0 Untversii y of LI trihf 241,919 0 Milli liOniry College, Vermont 501,91.3 121,92.5 0 St. Michael's College,' Vermont pp 72, 450 Bridgewater Col legeiri,dnia 29,164 25,414 0

Universit y of VirgInist 4 2,211,472 444,315 200,000 Ito:Hooke lost it a te, Virginia - Emory and 1 I oily College, Virginia 25,000 53,254 I lamplen-Sidnesi College, Virginia IsO, 654 25,712 . 0 I tollis College, Virginia 107, ISO Worhington.and Leo University, Virginia I 99,902 101,759 0 Randal pleNfacon Woman's College, Virginia 232,000 202,900 42,000 Richmond College, Virginia -' I Virginia Union University (colored)... 100,000 36,113 3,IX/0 151,327 College of William and Mary,t Virginia I 530,55 19,000 University of Washinectonf 5,000,000 584,904 0 Spokane ('ollege, Washington

Datis and Elkins College, West V irginia 1 100.000 16,600 18,508 College l' N114), 211 Lawrence College., Wisconsin s .110,560 6,500 IleloltB CollegeCollege, i 1,23)1,241 139, 299 0 University of Wisconsint" 3 752,682 2,767, 701 2,200 Milton College, Wisconsin , 145,153 20, K35 900 Concordia College, Wisconsin 8,500 2/1,45A Milwaukee-Downer College, Wisconsin 211,207 131,1114 Miesiond louse, Wiicemsin 21,1110 Campion College," Wisconsin 50,0(8) 65,770 Ripon College, 1% iseonsin 252,199 60,784 St. Clara ('ollege and Academy,' Wisconsin., 31, 134 48 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OFCOLLEGES.

TABLE 3. --,Inwnic and amount spent fur salaries ry. college traehers.

Spent for income, salaries of hr.? hut college 1914-15. teachers, 1914-15.

University of Alabama $210,421 558, 736 University of Arizona 423,021 61,300 , Arkansas ...... 29,193 3, 2470 Hendrix College, Arkansas 39, 906 11,625 Pomona College, 247,1:13 50, 913 , California ...... 50,727 26,953 Mills College, California 90,7,4 35,067 University of Iteillands, . . 30, 505 21, 200 University of Santo Clara: Cal itot 274, 21St Leland Stanford Junior 1, niversit y, Cal 1,215,891 300,841 University of Colorado :MO, 4311 96,300 Colorado Collegt 148,4447 58,166 University of Dent er, Colorado 140, 181) Trinity l'ollege, connecting 63,825 42,480 Vale University, Connect hut 1 124 280,000 Galluudet College, D 1st rkt of Columbia ...... George lVashingt ritiversit y. Dist riot of (*.Iambi, . 220, 95-1 45,621 I lowitrd University (colored), Distriit of Colombia.. . 28i, 904 35, 675 University of Florida . . .170, 297 26,070 Columbia College, Florida 4,293 Florida State College for Women 97,885 50,215 University of Georgia 286, 32,020 Atlanta University (rolored), Georgia. . 62, 20,135 . Cox College, Georgia atl 31,00 6,284 North Georgia Agricultural College 38, 700 18,000 Agnes Scott Col lege, Georgia 94,711 25,624 Piedmont College, t.eorgin 24, 719 8,575 Bessie Tift College, Georgia 541,1110 20,000 Brenau College, Georgia Emory University, Georgia ...... 151,960 13,460 Shorter College, Georgia 26, 855 University of Idaho 70,560 Aurora College, Illinois 264 867 58, 297 Illinois 1Vesleyrus Universit y 49,851 15,400 Blackburn College, Illinois 14,618 De Paul UniversityIllinois 8,000 Loyola University, Illinois 53, 434 6,000 James Millikin Universit y, Illinois 161,588 41,1.57 Knox College, Illinois 71,155 30,654 Illinois Woman's College 104,984 21,032 Lake Forest College, Illinois ...... 216, 153 36,400 Frances Shimer School Illinois ... . . 43, 823 12,500 NorthwesternCollege, Illinois i 40,0412 16,000 Rockford College, Illinois 92,189 19,268 Nip. Islam College, Illinois 99,914 21,809 Indiana University 615,000 241,311 Wabash College, Indiana 57,702 35, 641 , Indiana kin,551 Franklin College, Indiana 36,652 De Pauw University, Indiana ,49,253 14,206 Butler College, Indiana 127,726 54,282 University of Notre Drone, Indiana ,314 30,085 Taylor University, Indiana 31, 750 Iowa State Teachers' College 47,135 sco 331,865 I 147,298 Coo College, Iowa 63,452 29,734 Wartburg College, Iowa 19,797. .. Des Moines College Iowa M,229 12,000 Drake University, IowaI 189,718 Parsons College, -Iowa 40,029 State University of Iowa 38,211" 12,500 ...... 998.513 .193,528 Cornell College, Iowa 132,079. 32,050 Central University of Iowa 18,850 10,365 Siorningslde College, Iowa 441,344 20,800 Buena Vista College, Iowa 20,072 8, Midland College,. Kansas 25,000 College of Emporia, Kansa 36,549 22,00 Ottawa University, Kansas 38,978 12.912 Kansas WesleyanCnIversit y 20,045 Cooper College, Kansas 14,200 Washblun College, Kansas 21,453 11,648 Southwestern college, Kansas 78,753 19,834 Ogden College, Kentucky 43,615 10,575 Centre College, Kentucky 11,0113 6,000 Georgetown College, Kentucky 19,000 University of Kentucky 41,215 13,450 Transylvania College Kentucky 321,062 9,175 University of Louisville, Kentucky 41,270 200 79,250 \123,,0111 /MUNI Collesei Keatticky 12, 490 4,177 RESOURCES A D STANDARDS OF COLLEGES. 49

TABLE 3.--Income andU1119U111spent for salariesof railcar i nuPfi.

Spent far Income, salaries of Inn 11111km, coheir;. 1914-15. teachers, 1914-15.

II. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College, 13 I iSh1113 2166,936 $53,2 Loyola University, Louisiana Bowdoin College, Maine . .4N , i :II 65,101 Bates College, Maine 59,5419 44,896 ("Myer:11y of Maine 364.042 134,097 St. John's College, Moreland Ni,(340 17,600 (toucher College, Maryla nd 212,59 44.741 Johns 1 fopkins University, Maryland ' 4 625,40 363,914 Morgan College (colored), Maryland I 34,213 6,675 Washington College, Maryland 62,795 13,000 Rock ilia College, Maryland 26,000 Hood College, Maryland 71,540 16,075 Maryland (allege Women 14,100 Amherst College, Massachusetts' 221.517 Boston University, Massachusetts 222,174 441,333 Harvard UniversIty, Massachusetts 3,019.602 7,30,721 Smith College, Massachusetts 7:16. 7:14 229,159 Wheaton ('allege Massachusetts 110,676 24,475 Mount I lolyoko College, Massachuset r, 536, 99., 105,577 Tufts College, bfavaehusetts 301,955 '4, Clark College, Massachusetts 55.250 43,700 Alma College, Michigan 54,1171 17,861 University of Michigan 2,321,241 326,906 St. John's University Minnesota 71,145 Augsburg Seminary, Minnesota 21,007 15,209 Carleton CtIlege, Minnesota 204,554 .41,698 Hemline University, Minnesota I 113.264 30,3.50 , Macalester ('ollege,'Minnesota . 55.796 24,954 College of Si. Catherine, Minnesota 48414 38,000 ClintSC USisAdolphusCollege, Minnesota... 42,295 13,9E15 College of Eh. Teresa, Minnesota ' 72,500 15,000 Mississippi College 60,293 Meridian College, Mississippi University of Mt: s Lc , I p p 1 1 269.500 40,195) Stephens College, Missouri 49,1100 9,780 Westminster College, Missouri 42,610 William Jewell College, Missouri 84,047 21,491 Park College, Missouri a 91,708 11,393 Lindenwood College, Missouri .125,307 7,500 Forest ParliCollego, Missouri St. Louis University, Missouri : Washington University, Missouri . 716,47; 260,448 Irtrry College, Missouri 54,954 26, 22.4 ( entral Wesleyan College, Missouri .....: ...... 24,607 8,750 University of Montana 2i5, 915 64,995 3n, 165 11,500 111111%%11:1475fet;r11%ka 86,159 8,381 Doane College, Nebraska 45,445 17167(1 University of Nebraska 1,3041,019 260,578 New of Agricult tiro and Mechanic Arts 273,216 414,500 College of St. Elizabeth, New Jersey . 45,675 10,000 Ileitis College, New Jersey 13,155 8,860 I:diversity of New Mexico 02.577 34,450 'ew York State College for Teachers 110,11E1 9,432 trod University, New York 36,361 21,787 St. Stephen's College, New York 40,546 17,000 , New York 1411,774 40,208 St, , New York 236,341 21,790 Elmira.Collegy, Now York 101,54.3 32,733 Hobert College, New York 125,690 33,500 College of New Rochelle, Now York 70,2419 7,536 Barnmd College, New York 262,421 130,330 Coluirs University, Now York 4,2141,937, 1,252,659 College of the City of New York IV' 31E1,325 Hunter College of the City of New York . 5,30,1 287,540 New York University 62,261 Vassar College, Now York 774,613 181,01 University of Rochester, New York 139,936 78,232 Union University, Now York 140,117 65,379 Univershy of North Carolina 4. 261,655 75,629 Davidson College, North Carolina 51,830 27,186 Trinity College, North Carolina .,1. 118,829 63,142 Rion College, North Carolina 52,686 15,9482' . , North Carolina 43,600 12,130 ;Shaw UniversityAgolored), North Carolina 37,357 Weaver CollegeiNorth Carolina 4 ,8 fEl % Salem Academy and College, North Civolina 1i3,367 19,374) University of North Diking, 10r 268,947 .115,200

. 776424-16-----4 50 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS. OF COLLEGES. '

TABLE 3.- Income and amousif spent for salaries VI-allege leaches-Continued.

Spent for Income, salaries of Institutions. college 1914-15. teacher., 1914-15.

Municipal University of Akrrn, Ohio s 555,833 328,128 Ohio 1 niversity 419,250 36,150 Baldwin-Wallace College, Ohio 46.147 24,341 Bhtliton College, Ohio 23 264 20,720 Cedarville College, OhM 7.70e 6,158 ,, (thin 867,985 124,605 Western Reserve University, Ohio 4.38.278 136,922 Capital University, Ohio 24,883 17,450 St. Mary College, , Ohio 41,6,s 15,4259 Ohio Wesleyan 1.'niversity 145,300 66,777 Kenyon College, Ohio 66,841 21,688 Marietta College, Ohio 42,92') 22,795 Muskingum College,Ohio 50,016 10,061 university,Ohio 32'1,734 53,050 Oxford College for Women, Oh in 51,127 12,000 Western College for Women, Ohio 112.381 ' 26,752 Lake Erie College, Ohio 76,189 25,2120 Rio Grande College, Ohio 8,200 4,000 Ohio 59.196 19,470 College of Wooster, Obi° 210.004 50,971 of Oklahoma 14,315 10,000 Kingfisher College, Oklahoma 17,26S 9,600 University of Oklahoma '4:11.147 72,45'2 Albany College, Oregon 22,225 11,450 Pacific University, Oregon 31,802 11,270 McMinnville College, Oregon 27.247 13,975 Pacific College, Oregon 7,500 8,750 Reed College, 4/regon 122.850 44,325 Willamette University, Oregon 39;m 12.000 Moravian College, Pennsylvruni 33,402 9,500 Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania 280,562 110,135 Beaver College, Pennsylvania 24,667 9,354 Wilson College, Pennsylvania 65,416 13,350 , Pennsylvania 130,484 72,437 Pennsylvania College 65,000 26,350 Ilaverford College, Pennsylvania 160,58,8 56.350 Franklin and Marshall College, Pennsylvania 47,705 29,184 Lincoln University (colored), Pennsylvania 35,951 10,766 Allegheny College, Pennsylvania 102,568 '40,253 Irving Female College PhInSVI, arils 35,541 10,820 Albright College, Pennsylvania 41,4.87 12,500 Westminster "Collqe Pennsylvania 69,914 29,479 Drexel Institute, PeAnsylvania 95.138 University of Pennsylvania 1,736,1994 250,250 Susquehanna University, Pennsylvania 31,600 18,000 Pennsylvania State College 941,309 408,059 , Pennsylvania 227,009 70,400 Washington and Jefferson eollege, Pennsylvania 68.941 211,15 Waynesburg College, Pennsylvania 20,685 9,000 College of Charleston, South Carolina 22,102 12,100 University of South Carolina 142,227 57,235 , South Carolina 49,447 Columbia College, Booth Carolina.. Converse College, South Carolina 74,567 17,208 Wogord College, South Carolina 39,578 23,213 University of South Dakota 194,772 73,986 . King College, Tennessee Unlversit y Chattanooga, Terme...we 49,917 17,200 Tuseulum College, Tertvsoce 64,011 7 778 inog-stilkt College (colored), Tennessee 41,580 22:689 .Milligan Co Tennessee 6,000 TennesseeCollege 52,536 (,975 'George Peabody Coll...for Teachers, Tennessee.). 169,243 61,000 Fisk University (colored), Tennessee 54,242 15,517 Vanderbilt University , Tennessee Z8', 292 168:000 University of the Smith, Tennessee 131,736 20,229 University of Texas 602,609 2'19,107 llovfard Payne College, Texas 22,000 ,, 10,500 BIM Institute, Texas 629,004 64,108 , Texas 82,880 15,100 Baylor University, Texas 148,919 .37,642 University of Utah "241,919 175,135 Middlebury College, Velment 126,925 43,447 ',", St. Michael's Vermont 4 22450 , Bridgewater i25,, 414. 7,200 University of N. .444,316 96,403. Roanoke I=tituta,.V ....1 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS- OF COLLEGES. 51

TABLE 3.Income and amount spent for salaries of college teachersContinued.

Spent for salaries of Institutions. Income, college 1914-15. teachers 1914-15?

kmory and Henry College, Virginia $33, 254 Hampden-Sidney College, Virginia 28,712' $12,375 Hollins College, V 107,489 11,450 Washington and Lee University, k irginta 104,759 39,601 Randolph-Macon Woman's College, Virginia 202,900 63,735 Richmond College, Virginia 53,200 Virginia Union University (col9red) 38,113 6,003 College of William and Mary,irginia 53.53) 24,400 University of Washington 584. 804 199,522 Spokane College, Washington. 5,000 Davis and Elkins 041oge, West Virginia 18,600 6,642 Lawrence College, WisFonght 110,566 38,776 Beloit College, Wisconsin l38,2 10,008 Tnivemitv of Wisconsin 2,787, 701 463,174 Milton College, Wisconsin 20,105 9,233 Concordia College, Wl`.0011,10 28,455 10,660 Milwaukee-Downer College, Wisconsin 131,164 21,870 Miasion-House, Wisconsin Campion College, Wisconsin 6.S,770 Ripon College, Wivonsln 60,784 )8,720 St. Clara College and Academy, Wisconsin 3.5.134 1,260

NUMBER OF DEPARTMENTS. Suggested Requirement 117.A college of arts and sciences Should hate as many as 11 departments, in each of . which at least one teacher should devote his whole time' to collegiate instruction. Some of the larger departments will require more than one instructor. The following departments are suggested : English; modern languages (or French or German or Spanish) other than Eqlisli; ancient Ian- guages; hiStory; philosophy and psychology; economic, political, and social sciences; mathematics; physics; chemistry; biology (or zoology and botany); geology and geography.In addition, it seems desirable, wherever possible, to separate the departments of Ro- mance and G,ermaniè languages; and some of the other groups might well be divided, especially in the larger colleges", . TABLE 4.Inatitufions having eleven specified departmentsfewer, br, 1915-16.

Number 1 Number Institutions. of depart- Institutions. of depart- ments. ments.

University elf Alabama 11 University of Denver, Colorado.. 11 University of Arizona 11 Trinity College, Connecticut it Central College, Arkansas 4 Yale University, Cosmecticut It Hendrik College, Arkansas 2 Oallaudet College, District of Columbia 4 Pomona College,California . 11 George Washington University, Dis- Occidental Co California 11 trict of Columbia 11 Mills College, California 7 Howard University (colored), District of University of Redlands, California 11 of Columbia 11 University of Santa Clan, California 11 University of Florida Leland Standard Junior University, Columbia College, Florida California. 11 Florida State College for Women 11 . *University Of Colorado 11 tiniverstry of Georgia Colorado Mika. iiAtlanta University (colored), Geontia ...... 52 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF COLLEGES.

TABLE 4. Institutions hating eleven Rpm: lied departments ofetri-r,1915-16.

Number r' Number lostut of depart- lilctllilltons. of depart- rnent s. ments.

COX College, Georgia A line (*calms, Michigan North Georgia Agrkultural College. University of Michigan I El Agnes Scott College, Georgia II St. John's University, Minnesota 4 I'ledmont College, Georgia 5 A ugsburg Seminary, Minnmiota I 2 Bessie Tift College, Georgia Carelt on College, Minnesota II Brenan College, Georgia Iu Hemline University, Minnesota 11 EmoryelPOIXerSltv, Georgia II Maeplester College, Minnesota .. I i I Shorts College. (teorgia 4 Collette of St. Calla:rine, Minnesota . i I University of Idaho II Gustavus Adolphus College, Minnesota 1 1 Aurora College, of St. Teresa, Minnesota I I Illinois Woslevan University M ise ksipp i emkge. I 9 Blackburn College, Illinois Meridian College, Mt-,sissiPPI De Paul University Illinois I I University of if issi,sippi I t Loyohi University , Illinois . Il Stephens College, Missouri James MillikIn University, Illinois 11 Westminster College, Missouri 2 Knox College, Illinois William Jewell College, Missouri to Illinois Woman's College II Park Collette,141,01u1 It Lake Forest College, Illinois 1; Lindenworx1 College; Missouri Frances Shimer School, Ill Me Forest Park College, Missouri 7 Northwestern College, I1 *St. Louis University, Missouri Rockford College, Illinois.- Il WaShinrt on Universit y, Missouri I I August ana College, Illinois . Drury College, Missouri I I 9 Indiana Universit v It Central Wesleyan College, Missouri Wabash College, Miliaria Universit v Of NI not ana 11 Earlham College, Indiana II Hello no ('allege Nebraska 4 Franklin College, Indiana II Union Cnilire, Nebraska De I'auw University, Indiana I I Doane ('allege Nebraska s Butler College , Indian University of Nebraska I I university of Notre I ie,Indiana. New I latniriltire College of Agriculi tire Taylor Universit v, In Ins 5 and Mechanic Arta 8 Iowa State Teachers College Cifillege of St. Elizabeth, New Jersey 11 Coe College, Iowa I I 1- peals College, New. Jersey 3 Wartburg College, Iowa. Cuivimity of New Mesicii 11 Des Moines College Iowa New York Slate College forTeachers,.... II Drake University, Iowa III Alfred 1'111\1.i-sits, New York 11 Parsons College, Iowa 9 St. Stephen's Universit y, New York 7 State University °flows 11 Wells College, New York 1I CornellColksite, Iowa dI St. Lawrence University, New 1 or k ...: 11 Central University of Iowa 9 Elmira College, New York 11 Morningsldo College, Iowa Hobart College, New York 11 Buena Vista College, lows 11 r 'ollege of New Brielselle., Ne iv York._ it Midland Cgege, Kansas Barnard Mime,(- New N ork 11 College of t.Mporla, Kansas Columbia Cuts crony. New York II Ottawa University , K same ... I I College of the City of NeYork ...,,,,.... 11 Kansas Wesleyan I:Weer:sit y.., tinnier College of the Cit al New 1 ork.. il Cooper College Kansas New York Unlversit y II Washburn Colige,Kansas II Vassar College, Newyork 11 Southwestern°liege, Kansas University of Rochester, New York 11 Ogden College, Kentucky l'illon Universe y, New York II Centre College, Kentucky 9 University of North Carolina ... 11 Zleorgetown College, Kentucky Day klson College, North Carolina I I University of Kentucky 11 Trinity College, North Carolina 11 Transylvanib College, 14n1 tick y Elon College, North Carolina ... 11 9 University of Louisville, Kent ucky I Guilford College, North Caroline Bethel C011ege, Kentucky ,,_ 6Shaw University (colored), North Caro- II. Sophie NewcOmb MemUfial Collegs, lina .. 8 -Louisiana 11 Weaver College,NorthCarolina Loyola University,Lordslana ... Salem Academy'and College, North Caro- Bowdoin College, Maine lina a , a Bates College,-Maine 11 University of North Dakota 11 University of Maine 11 Municipal , Ohio. ... 11 St. John's Collage, Maryland qlOhio University II Voucher College, Maryland Baldwin Wallace College, Ohio II Johns Hopkins l'niversit,v Maryland .. ll Bluffton College, Ohio 10 Morgan College (colored), Maryland' 4 Bedarville-College, Ohio 6 s Washington t'ollege, liarylatad 6 University of Cineilinat I, Ohio 11 Rockhill College, Maryland Western Reserve University, Ohio .11 hoed College, Mar viand a Capital UnligrIty, Ohio 9 Mar College for Women 6 St. Mary Cilflege, Ohio . 9 , Amherstfollege, Massachusetts 11 Defiance Colilire, Ohio II Bastrn University, Massachusetts 0.A10 Wesleyan University 11 Harvard University, Massachusetts Il Kenyon Coltege, Ohio.. 11 Smith College, Massachusetts 11 Marietta College, Ohio . 11 Wheaton College, Massachasetta iI Muskingum College, Ohip 11* Mount Ilnlyoke Collece, Manaelmsett ItMiami University, Ohio' '1 ' II' Tufts College, Ma-sehuvt" Oxford College for Women, Ohio 10 Clark College, Maasachusetta II Western College for Women, Ohio 10 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF COLLEGES.

TABLE 4.Inititutions having eleven specified departments or fewer, 1915-16Contd.

Number Number 1n.stitut ions. of depart - Institutions. of depart- ments. manta.

Lake Erie College, Ohio I1 Tusculum College, Tennessee 4 Ills t Irsud College, Ohio S Knoxville College (colored), Tennessee 1 )1 terbeln University, Ohio 11 Milligan College, Tennessee 6 College of Wooster, Ohio 11 Tennessee College Methodist University of Oklahoma (Wargo Peabody College fee Teachers, Kink-fisher College, Oklahoma 9 Tennessee 4 1' niversit y of Oklahoma 11 Fisk University (colored), Tennessee ... 3 Albany College, Oregon Vanderbilt I.; Meersit y Tennessee 11 Pacific i'niversit y, Oregon 11 University of the South, Tennessee tl McMinnville College, Oregon S University of Texas 11 Pacific College, Oregon 2 Howard Payne College, Texas 10 Heed College, Oregon. ... It Mee Instil ate, Texas 11 Willamette University, Oregon in Austin College, Texas 9 Moravian College, Pennsylvania Baylor Univers it y, Texas 11 Ilryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania . Cniversit y of Utah 11 Beaver College, Pennsylvania Middlebury College, Vermont It Wilson College, Pennsylvania St. Michael's College, Vermont 7 Lafayette Collece, Pennsylvania 11 BridgewaterCollege,Virginia 7 Pennsylvania rolle 11' llaverford College, Pennsylvania 11 Roanoke Institute, Virginia Franklin and Marshall College, 'Penn- , Virginia 1 sylvania It liatnpden-Sidney College, 'Virginia 9 Lincoln University (colored), Pennsyl- Hollins College, Virginia It vania 6 Washington and Lee University, V ir- Allegheny ColleFe, Pennsyhania 11 ginia 11 Irving Female ( ollege, Pennsylvania._ 3 Randolph-Macon11 otnan'aCollege, Albright College, Pennsylvania Virginia 11 Westminster College, Pennsylvania ..... Rkhmond Collc Virginia ll Drexel Institute, Pennsylt nth Virginia Union lalersfty (colored) 6 University of Penns.ylvankt terCollege of William and Mary (Virginia) Susquehanna 1' n I versit v, Pennsylx tutia. University of Washin on 11 Pennsylvania State ...... 1 t Spokane College, Was on Swarthmore College, Penmylvania IfDavis and Elk ins College, Vest Virginia. washingt on and Jefferson College, Penn- Lawrence College, Wisconsin...... 11 sylvania 11 Beloit College, 'Wisconsin 1 Waynesburg College, l'enn°ylvanin lu I.ni vets it v of 'Wisconsin 11 College of Charleston, SoniliCamlinit... I; Milt on College, Wisconsin 6 Columbia College, Rout Is Carolina . Concordia ( allege, Wisconsin 5 l'niversit y of South Carolina 11 :4 Oval' kee-Downer College, Wisconsin.. 11 Pittman University, South Carolina.. lu Mission Heine, Wisconsin Cbnverse College, South Carolina 1,1 Campion College,Wisconsin 11 , South Carolina tit College, Wisconsin II it y of Rjrull Dakota ll St. Clara College and Academy, Wiscon- King College, Tennessee .. sin a Universityof Chat tenooga, Teimessee

SIZE OF FACULTY. Suggested Requirement /V.A college of arts and sciences should' have a faculty of at least 15 members .devoting full time to college work. The ratio of instructors to students is also a significant factor in college efficiency.It will bonoted that t-the strongest institutions provide one instructor to every 12-or 10 or even smaller nupiber of students.

4 54 RESOURCES AND STANDARD&OF COLLEGES. .TABLE4.Number of faculty members devoting fugtime tocollegeinstruction Numter of college students,191.5-16.

Students. Institutions. Faculty. Men. Women. Total. Universit y of Alabama University of Arizona 406 ss 494 Central College, Arkansas 209 141 15 350 Hendrix College, Arkansas. 0 55 55 13 Pomonsk College, California 244 25 209 45 Occidental College, California 241 299 540 Mills College, California 22 195 138 34 333 University of Redlands, California 0 187 187 Universit y of Santa Clara, I alifornia 14 58 119 2 171 Leland Stanford Juniorniversity, California 93 0 93 Universit y of Colorado 145 1,644 .558 2,200 76 402 448 850 University of Denver, Colorado 35 173 354 Trinity Collage, Connecticu. 28 527 270 310 580 Yale L niversity, Connecticut 25 235 0 104 235 Gallaudet College, District of Columbia 11,483 0 1,483 16 48 George Washington University, Districtof Columbi 30 78 Howard University colored ), 476 263 University of Florida District of Columbia 24 739 262 333 17 CelOmbia College, Florida 90 0 96 Florida State College for Women 15 46 47 21 University of Georgia 0 153 153 31 Atlanta 1. nl comity (colored),Georgia 278 0 278 Cox College, Georgia (1) 39 16 8 65 North Georgia AgriculturalCollege 0 102 102 Apes Scott College, Georgia 9 53 1 28 84 Piedmont College, Georgia 0 299 299 'Bessie Tift College, Georgia 11 22 Brenau College, Georgia 25 45 0 166 166 16 Emory University, Georgia 0 198 198 Shorter College, Georgia 16 244 0 University of Idaho 12 244 0 160 160 Aurora College,Illinois 40 134 223 Illinois Wesleyan l'niveNtia 6 39 32 71 BlactOurn College, Illinois 15 124 119 De Paul 243 111inois 45 27 72 Loyola Uni versity, 13 36 324 James 12 360 Cniversit y, 121 0 121 Knox College, Illinois 39 131 205 26 336 Illinois Woman's College 233 208 441 Lake Forest College,illlnoiv 12 0 170 20 176 Frances Shinier School Illinois 102 92 194 Northwestern College, Illinois 0 33 33 II Rockford College, Illinois 160 91 251 Augitstana College, Illinois 24 0 217 Indiana University 7 217 138 61 . 197 Wabash Collage, Indiana 233 1,701 968 2,669 21 Earlhant College, Indiana 334 0 334 Franklin College, Indiana 34 170 202 , 10 372 De Pauw University, Indiana . 121 131' 254 Butler College, Indiana 367 378 29 745 University of Notre Dame, Indiana 16R 249 417 Taylor UN versit y, Indiana 70 274 0 26 274 Iowa State Teachers College 65 49 114 Coe College, Iowa 67 '240 1,579 1,1119 Wartburg College, Iowa 43 210 257 2 487 Des Moines College, Iowa 28 0 28 Drake University, Tows 10 96 129 31 226 Parsons Colkge,lowa 260 229 482 State Univetsity of Iowa 12 81 148 155 Cornell College, Iowa 812 7itt 1,577 23 Central University Of Iowa 214 310' 644 MornIngoldo College, Iowa 6 29 31 16 60 Buena Vista Collese, Iowa 155 221 376 Midland College, Kansas 4 . 29 36 12 65 College of Emporia, Kansas 45 100 Ottawa rnIversity,_ Kansas 18 120 123 11 243 ICansas Wesleyan I1niversity 94 110 204 Cooper College, Kansas IR 84 90 10 174 Washburn College, Kansas 57 59 116 Southwestern College, Kansas 18 196 225 21 421 Ogden College, Kentucky 152 124 276 Centre College, Kentucky 0 811town College, KentuOky 12 147 0 1547 0 21 157 109 1nersity of Kentucky, I. 206 28 162 156 318 . I None reported devoting full time to collegeine C. RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF dOLLEGES. 56 TABLE5.Number °faculty labertsm devoting full time to college instruction Number of college students,191.5-16Continued.

Students. last itutions. Faculty .

1 Men. women. Total.

Transylvania College, Kentucky 26 163 88 251 University of Louisville, Kentucky 24 120 216 345 Bethel Cohere, Kentucky 5 30 0 30 H. Sophie blewcomb Memorial College,LOON:ill:1 29 0 273 273 Loyola University, Louisiana. 10 45 0 45 Bowdola College, Maine 28 400 0 400 Bates College, Magic 28 284 188 472 University of Maine 56 186 81 W36 St. John's College, Maryland to 100 0 106- Goucher College, bfaryland 35 0 608 508 John.s Hopkins University, Maryland 49 195 0 195 Morgan College (colored), Maryland 3 27 22 49 Washington College, Maryland 82 7 89 Rock 11111College, Maryland 11 40 0 40 Hood College, Maryland. .. ii 0 128 128 Maryland College for Women 0 89 89 Amherst College, Massachusstts 47 422 0 422 Boston University, Massachusett 29 104 348 452 Harvard University, MassachuslIts Smith College, Massachusetts ..4., 13o 0 1,725 1,725 Wheaton College, Massachusetts 27 0 206 206 Mount liolyoke College, Massachusetts 0 783 783 Tufts College, Massachusetts. 33 216 0 216 Clark College, Massachusetts 28 177 0 177 Alma Colter, Michigan 19' 88 90 178 IiniVersity of If 'eh igan 266 298 1,127 1,425 St. Johns University, Minnesota 13 200 0 200 Augsburg Seminary, Minnesota 2 31 0 31 Carleton College, Minnesota 211 235 446 Hemline University, Minnesota IS. 224 194 418 MacalesterCollege,Ninnesot a 22 159 137 296 College of St. Catherine, Minnesota 34 0 221 221 Gustavus Adolphus College, Si innesot 102 64 166 College of St. Teresa, Minnesota 0 104 104 MississippiCollege 12 324 0 324 Meridian College, Mississippi _- 17 104 278 382 University or Mississippi 20 547 84 631 Stephens College, Missouri 12 0 145 145 West m inster College, Missouri 119 0 119 '- William Jewell College, Missouri 10 279 0 279 Park College, Missouri.... 15 119 142 261 Lindenwood Female College, 1.rbsoitri 0 S6 86 Forest Park College, Missouri. 0 30 30 St. Louis University, Missouri . 23 223 0 223 Washington University, Missouri 70 Z12 309 541 Drury College, Missouri 18 140 147 287 Central Wesleynncollege, Missouri. 60 95 University of Montana 40 149 /38 387 Bellevue College, Nebraska 7 30 37 67 Union College, Nebraska 14 64 51, 115 Doane College Nebraska 16 70 63 133 University of Nebraska 040 926 1, gee New Hampshire College of A grieulture and Mechanic Arts... .. 31 123 113 College of 8.1 Elisabeth, New Jersey . 30 0 110 110 Upset's College, Now Jersey.. 3 8 6 14 University of New Mexico 16 81 66 147 New York State College for Teachers 46 164 1,1119 Alfred University, New York 28 76 159 St. Stephens College, Now York 0 52 0 52 Welts Collage New York 31 . 0 202 202 St. Lawrence' University, Now York 16 132 137 269 Elmira College, NeN4' York 32 0 278 278 llobartCollege, New York 26 13s 98 236 College of New Rockall_ ,e New York 21 0 1113 193 Barnard College, New York 88 0 694 694 Columbia University, New York 133 1,256 0 1 College of the City of New York - 1213 2,229 0 Hunter College of the City of New York Its 0-. 1,943 New York University 47 278 , 0 Vassar College, New York 112 0 1,127 1,127 University of Rochester,ewy York 45 306 224 Union University, New York 40 521 0 521 University of North Carolina 52 644 a 1549 . Davidson College, North Carolina 13 357 0 857 Trinity_College,North Carolina 28 428 89 517 Rion College, North'Carolina 18 199 102 Guilford College, North Carpttna 11 84 51 131 Norte reported devoting fun time tp °allege instruotkm. 56 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF COLLEGES.

TABLE. 5.--Number of faculty members devoting full timeto college instruction Number of college students, 1915-16Continued.

Students. Institutions. Faculty. Men. Women. Total.

Shaw University (colored), North Carolina ('1 88 110 198 Weaver College, North Carolina 2 Salem Academy and College, North Carolina 27 6 University of North Dakota 20 j0 189 189 'cipal University of Akron, Ohio 49 166 118 282 Ob 21 143 73 216 University. 35 Baldwht-Wallace College, Ohio 401 219 620 19 136 108 244 Bluffton College, Ohio 14' Cedarville College, Ohio 52 64 116 4 35 33 68 University of Cincinnati, Ohio 236 Western Reserve University, Ohio 501 880 1,381 Capital University, Ohio 79 408 435 843 8 118 0 118 St. Mary College, ()hio , 18 70 Defiance College, Ohio 0 70 13 99 116 215 Ohio Wesleyan (11aiversity 58 Kenyon College, Ohio 545 464 1,009 Marietta College, Ohio 14 151 0 151 18 186 69 255 Muskiegum College, Ohio 33 , Ohio 150 108 258 31 339 170 509 Oxford College for Women. Ohio 19 Western College for %Tomei'. Ohio 0 188 188 32 0 263 263 Lake Erie College, ()hid 21 Rio Grande College. Ohio 0 133 133 Otterbein University. Ohio 3 30 25 as College of Wooster. Ohio 13 164 112 276 29 296 215 511 Methodist University of Oklahoma 7 36 Kingfisher College, Oklahoma 28 64 7 25 ler 41 University of Oklahoma 63 .%lbany College, Oregon 797 776 1,573 Pacific University, Oregon 31 31 62 McMinnville College, Oregon J 54 53 107 8 50 39 89 Pacific College, Oregon 4 Reed College. Oregon 22 26 48 19 110 147 257 Willamette University, Oregon 13 Moravian ("ellege, Pennsylvania 112 118 230 8 41 0 41 Bryn Niawreollege. Pennsyl.ania...,, . 43 0 453 453 Beaver College. Pennsylvania 6 Wilson College. Pennsylvania 0 50 50 24 0 172 172 Lafayette College, Pennsylvania s 50 477 0 477 Pennsylvania College 26 liaverford College, Pennsylvania 317 14 331 25. 186 0 186 Frank lin and Marshh1lCollege, Pennsylvania 18 Lincoln University (colored ), Pennsylvania 291 0 291 Allegheny College Pennsylvania 13 163 163 Irving Female( °liege, Pennsylvania 25 241 164 405 10 0 31 31 Albright College, Pennsylvania 4 WestminsterCollege, Pennsylvania 131 28 159 Drexel Institute, l'ennsylvanla 20 108 84 192 64 150 391 541 University of Pehnsylvania 154 638 Susquehansa University, Pennsylvania 380 1,018 22 128 28 1M PennsvIvadia State College 93 Swarthmore College, Pennsylvania 332 42 374 p 39 127 237 384 Washington and Jefferson4 ollege. Pennsylvania 32 1V11%nesbutg College, Pennsylvania 333 0 333 11 49' 55 104 Colfegeof Charleston, South Carolina a . Columbia College, South Carolina 80 80 19 0 123 123 University of South Carolina 32 Furman University, South Carolina 323 32 .355 11 205 0 205 Calverse College. 9outh Carolina..., 12 Wofford College, South Carolina 0 153 153 University of South Dakota 13 324 0 324 , 31 1541 223 373 King College, Tennessee 60 University of Chattan00103. Tennessee 0 60 9 108 185 Tuseulum College. Tennessee 5 45 Knoxville College_(eolored ), Tennessee 48 93 Milligan College, Tennessee P) 26 15 41 9 98 Tennessee College % 42 140 4 0 Oeorge Peabody College for Teachers. Tennessee 94 94 100 413 1,099 1,512 Flak Univentity (colored). Tennessee 18 Vanderbilt University, Tennessee 95 84 179 35 260 72. 332 University of the South, Tennessee ', IA University of Texas 160 0 100 Ilowaid nye° College, Texas 117 1182 all Rice Inflitute, Texas 7 66 49 114 . 41 ' 364 119 383 Baylor University,Unive Texas 106 66 243 611 . . l Norio reported devoting full time to eollegelnstraction. 21 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF COLLEGES. 57 TABLE 5.Numbcr of faculty mctnbe'rs devoting full time to college instruction ' Number of college students 1915-16Continued.

Students. Institutions. Faculty. Men. Women. Total.

University of Utah 37 764 838 1,602 Middleburg College. Vermont 30 187 156 343 St. Michael's College. Vermont 5 20 20 Bridgewater College. Virginia..,. 11 42 3 72 University of Virginia 59 523 523 Roanoke Institute, Virginia. 8 31 31 Emory and Henry College. Virginia 10 176 176 Hampden-Sidney College, Virginia 10 118 118 liollins College, Virginia 12 o 106 106 Washington and Leo University. Virginia.. "28 369 0 369 Randolph-Macon Woman's College.irginia 40 0 624 624 Richmond College. Virginia 268 117 Virginia Union University (colored) 9 62 College of William and Mary, Virginia 13 1.78 0 178 University of Washington 124 813 1,042 1,855 Spokane College. Washington (I) .2 10 Davis and Elkins College. West Virginia 18 34 56 Lawrence College, Wisconsin 35 294 564 Beloit College, Alseonsin 41 246 142 3.88 University of Wisconsin 276 1,692 1,109 2, 801 Milton College, Wisconsin . 33 39 72 Concordia College. Wisconsin 54 0 54 Milwaukee - Downer College. Wisconsin 35 0 235 234 Mission-House, Wisconsin 9 38 39 Campion College. Wisconsin 13 0 80 Ripon College , Wisconsin 25 t 94 250 St. Clar'a College and Academy, Wisconsin 1 69 69

"None reported devoting full time to college instruction. SEPARATION OF COLLEGE AND PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. Suggested Requirement a college of arts and sciences Main- tains an academy or prepiiratory department, this department should he "distinct in students, faculty, and discipline."Exception 'may he made, as noted above, of certain denominational institutions whose traditions and, policy require the inclusion of secondary edu- cation with collegiate'education under the same institutional control. In such cases the preparatory department should be administratively separateil fromthe college department. TABLE 6. Faculty and number giving part time to preparatory work, 1915-16.

. , Num- Num- . ber eV- beg qty- F,Mg part log part Institutions. I hue to Institutions. rec.time to ult y. tilt y.prepar- atory story work. work.

Uturersity of Alabama . 24 0 Oallaudet College, iiistrict of Colum- University of Arizona 28 0 bill 16 0 Central College, Arkansas Is 3Georg.) Washington University, Dis Hendrix College, Arkansas 13 tact of Columbia 38 0 Pomona College, California 45 Howard University (colored), His- .. Occidental College, California...... 22 i triet of Columbia s28 1 Mills Cellege, California 34 University of Florida 17 0 University of Redlands, t'alUornia. 20 Columbia Cellege, Florida 20 5 University of Santa Clara, California. 8 Florida State College for Women 21 C Leland Stanford./ unior l nirersity, University of Georgia ai 0 California 145 AtlantaUniversity (colored), University of Colorado 76 Corgis 17 17 Colorado College 35 Coc College, Georgia 11 3 University of Denver, Colorado 31 North Georgia Agriculture ( ollege. - II a Trinity College, Connect kin.... i 23 Agnes Scott college , Georgia '23 . 0 Yale University. Connecticut 104 Piedmont College. Georgia 18 5 58 _RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF COLLEGES.

TABLE 6.Faculty and number giving part time to preparatory work, 1915-16Contd,,

Num- Num- ber gay- her glv. Fa,.log part .,.. ing part InstituUons. ult y.time to Institution. ' ult "4--y.time to PrePar- prepar- .. atory story work, work. . . Bessie Tilt College, Georgia 0-, 0 Tufts College, Massachusetts 248 Brenau Collegt , Georgia 16 0 Clark College, Massachusetts 28 Emory University, Georgia 16 0 .klma College. Michigan 19 Shorter College, Georgia 12 0 University ofMlehigan. 1 University ofIdaho 40 6 St. John's University, Minnesota...74 Aurora C011ege, Illinois 12 0 Augsburg Semluary, Minnesotan,- 18 1 Illinois Wesleyan College is 3 Carleton College. Minnesota... V.. ''i - Blackburn College, Illinois 12 g Hemline University,..Minnesot.a .... I De PaulUniversityIllinois 20 7 Macalester College, Id innesota 22 Loyola University, Illinois 18 6 College of St. Catherine. Minnesota.. '35 James Ifillikin l'alversit y, Illmob. 39 Gustavus Adolphus College, Minne, Knox College, Illinois 26 0 sots 15 1 Illinois Woman's College 16 4 College of St. Teresa, Minnesota.... 41 Lake Forest College, Illinois 20 0 Mississippi College 12 Frances Shinier School, Illinois Is 17 MeridianCollege,Mississippi 17 Northwestern College, Illinois 12 1 University of Mississippi 20 Rockford College, Illinois 28 0 Stephens College, Missouri 16 Augustana College, Illinois Ii 7 Westminster College, Missouri 13 Indiana University 2t3 0 William Jewell College, MIssouri... 16 Wabash College, Indiana 21 0 Park College. Missouri 19 Earlham College, Indiana 34 li Lindenwoof Female College, Mis- Franklin College, Indiana th I souri r 12 i Do Pauw University, Indiana 37 0 Forest Park College. Missouri 24 Butler College, Indiana. . 20 0St. Louis University, Missouri 26' University of Notre Dame, Indiana. 4,0 10 Washington University, Missouri 70 Taylor University, Indiana 21 0 Drury College, Missouri 15 Iowa State Teachers College 98 31 . Central Wesleyan College, Missouri.. 23 Coo College Iowa 43 0University of Montana 40 Wartburinlollece, Iowa 9 7 Bellevue College, Nebraska 14 Des Mo College, lima 12 2 Union Oollege, Nebraska 26 1 Drake University, Iowa 31 0 Doane College, Nebraska 18 Parsons College, lows 12 0 University of Nebraska 95 State University of Iowa ti.' 0 New I lam pshire College of Agricul- Cornell College, lows 31 8 tore and Mechanic Arts 31 Centml Universitrof Iowa l7 II. College of Saint Elizabeth, New Morningside College, Iowa 49 Jersey 34 Buena Vista College, Iowa 10 Coale College, New Jersey 12 Midland College, Kansas trt University of New Mexico 20 , College of Emporia, Kansas 18 New York State College for Teachers 52 (WOWS University,. icalIMIIS 11 Allred University, New York 28 Kansas Wesleyan I inversity 74 St. Stephen's College, New York... 9 Cooper College, Kansas 10 Wells College, New-York 31 Washburn College, Kansas ... 24 St. Lawrence University, New York 16 Southwestern College, Kansas 24 Elmira College, New York , 32 Ogden College, Kentucky s 'Hobart College,NowYork 26 Centre College, Kentucky 12 College of New Rochelle, Nevi York. 22 Georgetown College, Kentucky 26 Barnard College, Netv York 88 University of Kentucky 28 Cohunbla University, New York... 133 Transylvania College, kentucky. . 26 College of the City of New York ... 142 1' University of Louisville, Kentucky 24 Ilunter College of the City of New Bethel College , Kentucky 6 1 York 118 H. Sophia Newcomb Memorial ("01- New York University 47 lege, Louisiana 29 0Vassar College, New York 112 Loyola University, Louisiana 10 0Univprsity of Rochmter, New York. 45 Bowdoln College, Maine 28 0Union University, New York 40 Batas College,Mahe 28 0University of North Carolina .52 University of-Maine 56 0 Davidson College, North Carolina 13 Bt. John's Col I °go, Maryland 13 2Trinity College, North Carolina 28 Goucher Collego,liaryituid 35 0Elon College, North Carolina 27 Johns Hopkins University, Mary- Guilford College, North Carolina 17 land 49 0Shaw University (colored), North Morgan College (colored), Maryland. 8 ,,D Carolina 29 2 Washington College, Maryland 9 -"0Weaver College, North Carolina 8 Rock 11111 College, Maryland...,.... 15 4 Salem Academy and College, North Hood College, Maryland 15 4 Carolina 35 1 Maryland College for Women 11 3University of North Dakota as Amherst College, Mavialthusetts.... 47 . 0Municipal University of Akron, Boston University, Massachusetts.. 29 0 Ohio 21 ' Harvard University. Massachusetts. Ohio University . 36 Smith College. Massachusetts 130 0 Beide/ha-Wallace College, Ohio. 19 Wheaton College Massachusetts... 27 0 Bluffton Ohio 16 Mount Holyoke dollop, ilassachu- Cedarvllleceilege, Ohio , 7 setts 88 0University of einnati. Ohlo. 236 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF COLLECIES. 59

TABLE G.Faculty and number giving par/ time to preparatory work, 1915-16Contd.

Num- Num- -- her glv- - ber giv- ing part Institutions. time to ( Institutions. F&`ac-time to ultyprepay- ally. atory story work. work.

. Western Reserve University, Ohio 79 0 Converse College, South (Arline... 13 01 Capital University, Ohio 14 s NVotiord College, South Carolina.... 13 1 St. Mary College, Ohio 10 University of South Dakota 36 2 Defiance College, Ohio 16 3 King College, Tennessee r8 , 2 59 1 University of Chattanooga, Ten- Kenyon College, Ohio s... 14 0 nessee 9 Marlette College, Ohio IA 0 Tuseulum College, Tennessee 11 6 Muskingum College, Ohio 3'4 5 Knoxville College (colored), Ten- Miami 'University, Ohio 31 0 nessee 8 8 Oxford College for Women, Ohio.... 19 0 Milligan College, Tennessee 10 1 Weston) College for Women, 011:o.. 32 0 Tennessee College 6 2 Lake Elie College,Ohlo 21 0 :George Peabody College for Teach- Rio Grande College, Ohio 10 7 I ers, Tennessee a.. ' 100 Otterbein University Ohio 17"." 4 Fisk University I colored), Tennessee 32 14 College of Wooster, 01110 32 3'Vanderbilt University, Tennessee.. 415 0 Methodist University of Oklahoma. 9 2 .Cniversit y of the south, Tennessee. 18 0 Kingfisher College, Oklahoma 9 2:University oflesas 117 -0 University of Oklahoma 63 0 Howard Payne College, Texas 7 ' Albany College, Oregon 13 4 , Rice Institute, Texas 41 0 Pacific University, Oregon 20 0 Austin College, Texas 10" , 2 McMinnville College, Oregon 16 s Baylor University, Texas ea Pacific College, Oregon 10 6 University of Utah 37 Reed College, Oregon, 19 0 Middlebury College, Vermont ...... 30 0 University,niversity, Oregon 13 J ' St. Michael's College, Vermont 11 6 Moravian College, Pennsylvania... s , Bridgewater College, Virginia. 13 2 Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania. 43 University of Virginia 69 0 Beaver College, Pennsylvania A 2 !Itoanoke Institute, Virginia 8 Wilson College, Pennsylvania...... 24 0 'Emory mei Henry College, Virginia. 10 Lafayette College, l'ennsylvania.... 50 0, liampden-SidneyCollege, Virginia. 10 Pennsylvania College 26 liollins College, Virginia 12 , Pennsylvania... 25 0 Washington and Leo University, Franklin and Marshall College, Virginia 28 0 Pennsylvania 16 0 Randolph-Macon woman's College, Linooln University (colored),. Penn- V lrginia 46 0 sylvania 13 0 Richmond College, Virginia 29 0 Allegheny College., Pennsylvania... 25 0' N'irginla Union 'University (colored). 12 3 Irving, Female College, Pennsyl- College of William and Mary. Vir- vanla 19 9 ginia 15 2 Albright Cell ego, Pennsylvania 10 6 University of Washington 124 0 Westminster ( ollege, PennsylvatiLl '20 Spokane College, Washington. 6 6 Drexel Institute, Pennsylvania 69 5 Davis and Elkins College, lVest VB University of Pennsylvania...... 154 0 glnta 29 11 SusquehannaUniversity,Penn- Lawrence College, Wisconsin 85 0 sylvania 23 1 , Beloit College, Wisconsin 41 0 Pennsylvania State College 93 0 L'nlversit y of V isconsin 288 7 Swarthmore College, Pennsylvania. 39 0 Nfilton College, Wisconsin 14 7 Washington and Jefferson 14911ege, Concordia College, Wisconsin 9 8 Pennsylvania 32 0 Milwaukee-Downer College, Wis. Waynesburg ('allege, Pennsylvania. 11 mann 35 0 College of Charleston, South Care- Mission House, Wiseensin 9 0 line 8 0 Campion College, Wisconsin 15 2 Columbia College, South Carolina.. 21 2 Ripon College, WLscopsin 25 0 University of South Carolina. , ..... 32 0 St. Clara College and Acadelny, Wire Furman University, South Caro- cousin ... 14 9 lina 11 0

. ADVANCED DEGREES OF FACULTY 'MEMBERS. $uggeeted Requirement ViMembers of the faculty of a college of arts and sciences should have pursued graduate study in addition to the bachelor's degrIv.At least one-fourth of the faculty should hold the degree of &Nor of philosophy or 'degrees representing equivalent scholarly attainments bestowed by reputable graduate schools.At least three-fourths of -the faculty shhuld have secured, the master's degree in course at a reptitable graduate school.fr 60 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF COLLEGES.

TABLE7. FacultyNumber holding. bachelor's degree, master's degree, and donor's degree (excluding honorary degrees),191.5-16.

Number Total NumberNumberholding number boldly%holdingdoctor's Institut ions: of DIM. only masters degree degree (exclud- "4 bers ofbachelor'sand none faculty. degree. ing hon- Higher. orary degrees),

University of .11abilina 24 Si 10 University of Arifona 2s 10 6 Central College, Arkansas Ir 6 3 1 Hendrix College, A r kausas . 13 7 41 0 Pomona College, Califorffia 45 17 12 12 Occidental College, California 22 5 11 8 Mills College, California 34 11 7 5 University of Redlands, California 20 6 0 University of Santa Clara, t'alifornia $ Leland Stanford Junior University, Culifonlia 145 20 37 71 University of Colorado 76 .22 23 24 Colorado College N 35 0 14 S University of Denver, Colorado 31 7 11 10 Trinity College, Connecticut si 2' 4 9 13 Yale University, Connecticut 101 4 16 si2 Gallaudet College, District of Columbia is 4 6 2 George Washington University, District 0 4 9 14 Howard University (colored), Dist rict of Columbia 25 12 II 2 University of Florid) 17 4 10 Columbia College Florida 20. li 1 Florida State College for Women z, 21 5 5 7 University of Georgia 31 3 13 13 Atlanta University, (colored), Georgia 17 4 3 Cox College, Georgia 1 II' 5 '9 1 North Georgia Agricultural College I1 7 2 Agnes Scott College( Georgia 20 3 13 8 Piedmont College, Georgia 16 11 2 0 Bessie Tift College, Georgia 25 Is 2 1 ilrenaft College, Georgia 18 ' a ft Emory University, Georgia 16 7 4 5 ShorterCollege, ,eorgia. 12 9 4 . 0 University of Idaho 40 14 10 11 Aurora College, Illinois 12 a 0 2 Illinois Wesleyan University Is 5 8 1 Blackburn College, Illinois 12 9 1 .De Paul University Illinoisnois 20 3 12 Loyola University Illinois 18 James Millikin University, Illinois A 39 17 I; Knox College, Illinois 2)4 0 Illinois Woman's College lit 7 0 Lake Forest College, Illinois 20 5 Frances Shimer School Illinois IA ' h 1 Northwestern College, Illinois . 12 2 9 1 Rockford College, Illinois 28 48 7 August ana College, IllinoIs 14 4 Indiana University 213 Zi .55 Wabash College, Indiana 21 1 Earlham College, Indiana 31 9 '12 11 Franklin College, Indiana Pt 2 12 1 De Pauw University, Indiana 37 , 10 14 Butler College, Indiana 211 4 10 University of Notre Dame, Indiana t) 30 15" Taylor Universit y, Indiana 21 10 2 2 Iowa State Teachers College 98 35 31 Coe Cdilege, Iowa 43 9 13 4 Wartburg College, Iowa 9 5 2 0 Des Moines College Iowa 12 12 6 Drake University, Iowa 31 4 10 10 Parsons College, Iowa 12 3 8 State University of Iowa 148 27 51 so CornellCollege, Iowa 31 8 14 5 of lowa 17 6 it 2 ?do Me College, Iowa 19 2 11 et lauenaista College, Iowa 10 10 7 Midland College, Kansas . , 18 '4 2 College of Emporia, Kansas 18 6 11 1 Ottawa University, Kansas 11 3 7 1 Kansas Wesleytin University 23 1 10 1 Cooper College, X141;181.9 10 4 6 0 Washburn College, Kansas., 12 8 Southwestern College, Kansas 24 4 2 Ogden College, Kentucky 8 3 0 Centre College, Kentucky 12 1 10 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF COLLEGES. .61

TABLE7. Faculty Number holding bachelor's degree, master's degree, and doctor's degree (exclu4ng honorary degrees),1915-46Continued.

Number Number Total Number holding numberholding doctor's Institutlo s, master's degree of mem- mil?. nag bers ofbachelor's (exelud- degree. and onetng hon- higher. orary degrees).

Georgetown College, Kentucky 26, .9 7 1 University of Kentucky 28 ; 18 15 6

Transylvania College Kentucky ..ri , 9 9 6 University of Louisville, Kentucky 24 6 6' 7 Bethel College, Kentucky II 6j 4 1 11. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College, Louisiana 29' 3 9 11 Loyola University, Louisiana 10 .,.. Bowdon] College, Blaine. 28 3. 12 42 Bates College, Maine ...... 28 5 ' 17 S Cniversity of Maine 56 .' 16 20 20 St. John's College, Maryland 13 2 9 16 (toucher College, Maryland 35 6 8 20 Johns HopkinsUniversity,Marylania 49 1 1' 48 Morgan College (colored), Maryland. 8 4 0 2 Washington College, Maryland 0 I 4 Rock Hill College, Maryland 15 8 4 Hood College,Maryland. 15 5 7 Maryland College for Women 11 8 1 1 A mberstCollege, Massachusetts 47 0 14 26 I toston University, Massaeh useus 29 4 5 16 Harvard University, Massachusetts Smith College, Massach Ilse( ts 130 21 37 55 Wheaton College, Massachusetts 27 4 6 9 Mount Holyoke College, Massachusetts Sri 14 22 37 Tufts College, Massachusetts 248 4 14 11. Clark College,Massachusetts..' 2s 3 18 A Ima College, Michigan 19 4, 7 3' University of Michigan. 266 75 120 St. John's University, Minnesota. 15( Augsburg Seminar v,Minziesota lK 51 s Carleton College, Minnesota 35 S 8, 19 Hamlin University, Minnesota IS 4 8 6 Mitealester College, Minnesota 4 10 4 College of St/ Cat herine, Minn(ol'i 35 II 19 7 ( tustavus Adolphus College, Minnesota 15 3 3 4. College of St. Teresa, Minnesota 41 8 10 2 M ississippi Col lege 12 3 7 2 Meridian College, Mississippi 17 IS 1 0 University of Mississippi 20 3 9 8 Stephens College, Missouri la 10 2 0 West minister College, Missouri ...... 3 .7 1 William Jewell Col lege, Missouri / 8 Park College, Missouri "19 6 It 1 I.indenwood Female College; Missouri 12 8 2 1 Forest Park College, Missouri . 24 8 1 Ste Louis University, Missouri. 26 2 Washington Universli v, Missouri 70 12 10 Drury College, Missouri 15 2 7 Central Wesleyan College, Missouri .4 5 9 University of Montana so 14 12 10 Ile! levne College, Nebraska .. 14 3 2 Union College, Nebraska / 26 6 0 Doane College,Nebraska. 18 7 3 University of Nebraska 95 . 13. 38 38 New Hampshire College of Agriculture and Mechanic, Arts . 31 18 6 4 College of St. E I ital ieth; New Jersey 34 8 S 4 Upealo College, New Jersey 12 4 4 0 University of New Mexico- 3 New York State College for Teachers 4 52 23 10 Alfred University of New York 10 2 t. Stephen's College, New York 9 3 5 1 Wells College, New York . 10 9 St. Lawrence University, New York . 4 8 a Elmira College, Now Yorlc 32 13 8 8 , llobart College, New York 26 .11 II 8 College of New Rochelle e Now York 22 5 5. '7 Barnard loge, New York". 88 10 23 54 Columbia University, New York isr , 17 24 90 College of the City of New York 142 21, 70 Htinter College of the City of New York..., 28 64 16 New York'University 147 17 21 - Vassar C,ollerre, Now York.. ?. 112 21 57 University of Rochester,_YNewYork' 45 13 18 Union University, New ak 40 15 62 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF COLLEGES.

TABLE7.FacultyNum/4erholding 'bachelor's degree, master's degree. and doctor's degree (excluding honorarydegrees),I 01.5-16Continued. Number Total NumberNumberholding numberholding holdingdoctor's Institutions. of mem. only master's degree 1,ers ofbachelor's decree (exclud- silty. degree. and noneing hon- higher. orary degrees),

. _ University of North Ovoid!, Davidson College, North Carolina, we 52 4 21 26 Trinity College,North Carolina 13 1 4 7 Elan College, North Carolina 7 9 12 Guilford College, North Carolina 27 5 I I 4 Shaw University (colored,, North Carolina 17 9 Weaver College, North Carolina 20 7 0 Salem Academy and College, Northrearolinu 3 2 0 University of North Dakota..., -a5 17 2 0 Municipal University of Akron, Ohio 11 15 24 Ohio University 21 5 10 Baldwin-ii'nilsee College, Ohio 36 15 $ Bluffton College, Ohio 19 11 4' Cedarville College, Olin I11 II 7 4 University of Cincirmati,Ohio.. 7 4 3 Western Reserve University, Ohio 236 1$ 41 Capital University, Ohio 79 79 9 13- St. Mary College, Ohio 14 3 7 3 Defiance College, Ohio 16 2 4 7 16 4 Ohio Wesleyan University 6 1 Kenyon College, Ohio 59 15 20 17 Marietta College, Ohio 11 5 )4 Muskingum College, Ohio 2 7 Miami University, Vibe 6 11 2 Oxford College for Women, Ohio 31 7 8 16 Western College for Wooled; Ohio ...... 19 4 7 Lake Erie College, 32 12 10 6 Rio Grande College, Ohio 21 0 Otterbein University, Ohio 10 , 4 3 College of Wooster, Ohio 17 2 7 Methodist University of Oklahoma 32 12 8 Kingfisher College, Oklahoma 9 4 3 University of Aklahoma 9 3 5 Albany College, Oregon 63 20 24 Pacific University, Oregon 13 McMinnville College, Oregon 20 7 5 Pacific, College, Oregon 16 6 3 0 Reed College, 'Oregon 10 10 0 0 Willamette University, Oregon 19 .3 3 12 Moravian College, Pennsylvania 13 1 7 4 Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania I 2 1 Beaver College, Pennsylvania 43 1 3 39 Wilson College, l'ennsylvania .7 0 Lafayette College, Pennsylvania 24 8 10 5 Pennsylvania College 50 23 11 13 Haverford College, l'ennsylvaola 28 6 7 11 Franklin and Marshall College, Pennsylvania 25 2 6 15 Lincoln University (colored), Pennsylvania 16 2 10 4 Allegheny College, Pennsylvania . 13 7 5 3 Irving Female College, Pennsvlvania 25 4 9 .10 Albright College, Pennsylvania 19 2 5 Westminster College, itmluiylvania 10 2 6 2 Drexel institute,'Pennsylvania 26 2 '7 1 Univertity of Pennsylvania 69 25 9 1 flusqueJtanna University, Penn,sylvanla 154 14 23 114 Pennsylvania State College 23 4 11 3 Swarthmore College, Pennsylvania. 93 23 42 22 ,,' 39 Washington and Jefferson CollegePennsylvania 10 19 WaynesburgCollege, Pennsylvania 32 3 7 11 College of Charleston, South Carolina 11 2 8 Columbia College, South Carolina '8 3 3 2 21 2 7 2 University of South Carolina 4 32 Furman University, South Carolina 6 12 9 11 3 2 Converse College, South Carolina 13 Wofford College, South Carolina 4 5 3 University of South Dakota 13 2 6 King College, Tennessee 36 11 14 10 University of Chattanooga, Tennessee 1 0 9 0 5 4 Tuseulum College, Tennessee 11 5 Knoxville College (colored), Tennessee 2 0 Milligan College, Tennessee 4 4 0 10 2 5 0 'Tennessee College 2 ,(forge Peabody College for Teachers, Tennessee 1 ..... 109 23 21 33 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF COLLEGES. 63

TABLE 7.FacultyNumber holding bachelor's degree, master's degree, and doctor's degree (excluhlinghOndrarydegrees), 1915-16Continued

Number Numberholding Total Numberholdingdolor's number holdingmaster'sdegree Institutions. of 1111111- only bachelor'sdegree (excbid- hers of and noneMg hon- faculty. degree. higher. e/1111, degrees).

Fisk University (colored), Tenrks 32 11 4 2 Vanderbilt University, Tennessee 35 18 University of the South, Tenne. IS 5 9- University of Texas 117 11 38 59 Howard Payne College, Texas . 7 2 0 Rice Institute, Texas( 41 13 9 18 Austin College, Texas 10 ti Baylor University, Texas 10 6 University oftrtah 3, I I 12 9 Middlebury College, Vermont 30 12 14 6 St. Michael's College, Vermont 211 7 2 0 Bridgewater College, Virginia 13 3 University of 10 13 21 Roanoke Instite, Virginia 2 Emory and Iley College, Virginia 10 2 4 *4' 4 Hampden-Sidney College, 'Virginia If) I 3 4 Hollins College, Virginia 12 3 Washington and Lee University, Virginia 28 7 4 11 Itandolph-Macon Woman's College, Virginia 46 13 10 12 Richmond College, Virginia w 29 4 11 14 Virginia Union University (colored) 12 3 1 College of William and Mary, Virginia 15 3 9 3 University of Washington .121 33 61 Spokane College, Washington 6 4 0 0 Pay-band Elkins College, West Virginia 29 3 1 Lawrence College, Wisconsin 35 e 10 16 Beloit College, Wisconsin 13 22 University of 'Wisconsin Milton College, Wisconsin 11 9 0 Concordia College, Wisconsin 9 0 .0 1 Milwaukee-Demmer College, Wisconsin 35 S 8 4 Mission House, Wisconsin 9 0 3 2 Campion College, Wisconsin. IS 10 2 0 Ripan College, Wisconsin 25. 15 6 4 Bt. Clara College and Academy; Wisconsin 14 3I 64 RESOURCES AND aTANDARDS OF COLLEGES.

TEACHING HOURS 'OF FACULTY. Suggested- Requirement 1" I 1.Fifteen-hours of teachinga week should bo regarded as tho'maximum program ofa college tetKlier. TA HLE -Paruity-- Number y leaching hours, 19 /5 I

A verve number of teaching Number Iwto,u poerr teaching Institutions. Facult. more I inn those hav- IS credit ing inde- hours a pendent week. charge of classes.

Universit y of 13 4 Ilttiversit y of Arizona ...... 11 Central College, Arkansas is Hendrix College, Arkansas a 13 2 1.1 17 9 Pomona College, California 48 0 Occidental College. California ..... 22 Mills College, California 15 1 34 13 University of Redlands. California 20 University-of Santa Clam, California 16 2 Leland Rtanitford Junior University, California. 12 '48 11 University of Colorado 76 It .4 Colorado College 35 University of Denver, Colorado 14 5 ' 11 1:1 2 TriaCollege, Connecticut 25 15 Yale University, Connecticut las IS Gallaudet College, District of Coltinibio.. .16 George Washington University, Distrio (41'0111mb,,.. 34i tit Howard University (colored 1:District of Columbia 4 University of Florida 25 is Columbia College, Florida 17 13 6 2(1 24 10 Florida State College for %5 onwn 21 16 University of (leorgia ...... Atlanta University (colored), Georgia 31 15 Cox College, (icor& 17 6 0 North Georgia A griPulttwal College... 11 16 11 Agnes Scott College, Georgia 14 Piedmont College, Georgia 2S It Resale Tilt college, Georgia ...... 15 ilre,,nau College, (Icor& 25 4 16 12 Emory University, Georgia 16 0 Shorter College, Oeorgia., 10 12 In 4 University of Idaho 40 Aurora College, Illinois 10 Illinois Wesleyan University 12 21 . Blackburn College, Uncials 1 Pi IS 7 De Paul University Illinois 12I. 15 4 Loyola University Minn' ,18 Is 10 James MIlliktn University, Illinois 39 Knox College, Illinois 1 Illinois W oman's College 2ti ii 6 Lake Forest College, Illinois 14 II I Frances Shinier School lillnois Is Northwestern College, Illinob 20 12 1a u Rockford College, Illinois 24 A ugustana College, Illinois 13' 4 14 .15 II Indiana University 219 College, Indiana 13 Earlham College, Indiana 21 l3, Franklin College, Indiana 34 De l'auw University, Indiana '10 'Butler CollegeIndiana 37 University, of Notre Dame, Indiana 20 15 i:t Twlor University, Indiana SO 10 10/s State Teachers College 21 Coo College, lows OS 43 16 WareDwg College, IOWA, 9 Des %tams College, lows 20 ti Drake University, Iowa 12 17 6 Parsons College, Iowa 31 15 12 19 2 State University of Iowa a 145 Cornell College, lows 16 12 31 7 Central University of Iowa 17 llorningSlde College, Iowa 'ID 16 Buena', late College, Iowa 10 Midland College, Kansas 15 4 11k 17 College orEmporla, Kansas 18 17 8 ' RESOURCES' AND STANDARDS OF commits: 65

TABLE 8. Faculty T umber of teaching hours, 1915-76--Continued

Average number of teaching Number hours per teackIng week for more Men Instituth ns. Faculty. those hav- 15 credit ing inde- hours a pendent . week chants of classes.

`ottaws I'niversity. Kansas... 11 17 6 Kansas Wesleyan University 23 15 6 Cooper College, Kansas ... 10 17 9 Washburn College, Kansas...... 24 15 Southwestern College, Kansas...... 24 14 3 Ogden College, Kentucky} 20 0 Centre College of Kent tiel(y ... 12 13 1 (leorgetown College, Kentucky 26 12 Universit y of Kentucky 28 15 Transylvania College,Rentucky 28 14 6 University of 1.onisville, Kentucky 24 2 11ethel College, Kentucky 6 16 .3 H. Sophie Neweomb Memorial College, Louisiana 20 13 5 Loyola University. Louisiana 10 0 llowchin College, Maine 24 11 4 Bates College, Maine 28 12 0 University of Maine 26 14' 3 St. John's College, Marvland 13 19 S (toucher College,MMaryland 35 3 Johns Hopkins University, Maryland 49 Morgan College (Colored 1, Maryland . .... 8 In I' Washington College, Maryland 9 16 Rock Hill College, Maryland ..... 15 16 5 Hood College, Maryland 15 13 2 Maryland College for Women 11 20 3 Amherst College,Massachusetts 47 0 Boston University, MaAstiehuset s 29 3 Harvard University, Massachusetts. Smith College, Massachusetts 130 10 1 Wheaton College N assachtiset is . 27 11 0 Mount Ifolyoke Massachusetts...... tt2 9 Tufts College, Massachusetts 248 10 5 Clark College, Massachusetts 28 10 1 Alma College, Michigan 19 10 4 University of Ilittitran ka 12 St.. John's Univ6Psity,Minnesota...a Augsburg Seminary, Minnesot a 18 5 Carleton College, Minnesa a as 12 3 Hemline University. Minnesota la 2 Macalester College, lltinnesol a \- 22 16 College of St. Catherine, Minnesota as a Oustavus Adolphus College, Minnesota 15 18 11 College of St. Teresa, Minnesota 41 15 0 Mississippi College 12 6 Meridian College, Mississippi 17 University of Mississippi 20 14 Stephens College, Missouri 16 14 Westminster College, Missouri: 13 18 William Jewell College, Missouri 16 15 Park College, Missouri 19 14 Lindenwood Female College, Mimed 12 13 Forest Park College, Missouri 24 St. Louis University 26 11 University, Missouri 70 11 Drury College, Missouri leas 14 5 Central Wesleyan College, Missouri 13 0 University of Montana 40...... 6 Bellevue College, Nebraska 14 17 4 Union College,-Nebraska 96 20 12 Doane Col iege,Nebraska 18 11 University of Nebraska , 95 13 New liattipshim College of Agriculture and Meet:ante Arta 13 4 College of St. Elizabeth, New Jersey 34 Upsala College, New Jersey., 12 24 8 University of New Mexico. 20 14 8 New York State College for Teachers 52 14 0 Alfred University, New. :York 28 11 0 St. Stephens College, New York 9 0 2 Wells Coll New York 31 1 2 St. Lawns** Clniversity, New York s. I 16 17 7 Elmira College, New York 13 0 Hobart CollegeL.New York 26 14 a Collep of New Rochelle, New York 77642*-1§-15 66 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF COLLEGES.

TABLES. Faculty-7 Niemlier of leaching hours, 1915 -16 Continued.

Average number of teaching. Number hours per teaching Institutions. Facult y. week for more than those hav-I5 credit ing Inde- hours a pendent week. charge of classes.

Barnard College, New ...... Columbia University, New York ttA College of the City 113 New York...... hunter Collegeofthe City of New York 142 12 New York 'University 11S 16 43 Vassar College, New York 47 University of Rochester, New York 112 13 0 Union University, New York 45 12 0 University of North Carolina . 44 15 In Davidson College, North Carolina 52 11 3 Trinity College, North Carolina 13 15 Elon College,North Carolina 2' 12 Guilford College, North Carolina 27 11 17 13 12 Shaw University (colored), North Carolina . . Weaver College, North Carolina...... 29 21 14 Salem Academy and College, North Carolina A 14 4 .... 35 University of North Dakota 1 Municipal University of Akron, Ohio 12 Ohio University 41. IX Baldwin-Wallace College, Ohio 3r; Bluffton College, Ohio In la College, Ohio 16 It 4 University oT Cincinnati, Ohio Western Reserve University, Ohio...... 236 12 2 Capital University, Ohio 79 In St, Mary College, Ohio 14' 12 2 16 Defiance College, Ohio ...... 17 , Ohio WesleyanU University..... 16 t 4 Kenyon College, Ohio 59 12 Marietta College, Ohio 14 14 0 Is 12 Muskingum College, Ohio.. s. Miami University, Ohio in Oxford College for Women, Ohio 31 12 Western College for Women, Ohio 19 7 4 Lake Erie College, Ohlo 32 5 21 Rio Grande College, Ohio. 12 1 Otterbein University, 0,bio 10 College of Wooster Chid 17 16 Methodist University of Oklahoma 32 12 Kingfisher College, Oklahoma 9 22 University ofOklahoma 9 19 Albany College, Oregon 6.3 14' 4 Pacific University, Oregon 13 12 2 McMinnville College, Oregon 20 13 3 . Pacific College, Oregon 22 10 Reed College, Oregon 10 20 3 Willamette University, Oregon 19 Moravian College, Pennsylvania 13 14 5 Bryn Millar College, Pennsylvania 20 5 Bearer College, Pennsylvania 43 0 Wilson College, Pennsylvania 8 - 2 3 lAtiayelte College, Pennsylvania 24 11 Pennsylvania College 50 12 0 Haverford College, Pennsylvania 26 .16 in Franklin and Marshall College,Pennsylvania 25 2 Lincoln University (colored), Pennsylvania 16 15 to Allegheny College, Pennsylvania r 13 12 0 Irving Female College, Pennsylvania 25 11 0 Albright College, Pennsylvania 19 IS 2 Westminster College, Pennsylvania. 10 13 5 Drexel Institute, PennsYlvalila 20 15 0 University of Pennsylvania. 69 Susquehanna University, Pennsylvania 154 Pennsylvania State College 22 Is 23 Swarthmore College, Pennsylvania 93 I I Washington and Jefferson College, Pennsylvania 1 Waynesburg College, Petutsyltt .22 10 4 College of Charleston, South Carolina IC- 10 Columbia College, SouthCarolina 8, , 13 0 University of South Carolina. 21 16 10 Furman University, South Caroline. 32 11 12 11 13 0 Converse College, South Carolina 13 Wofford College, South Carolina 0 2 13 15 4 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF COLLEGES. 67

TABLE 8.Faculty--Number of teaching hours, 1915-16=-Continued.

Average number of teaching Number hours per teaching week for more than Institutions. Faculty.those hay-15 credit ing inde- hours a pendent week, charge of classes.

University of Soul!) Dakqta 311 12 King College, Tennessee A 6 University of Chattanooga, Tennessee'.., 9 15 2 Tusculum College, Tennessee 11 10 Knoxville College (colored),-Tennessee IN 84 Milligan College, Tennessee 10 16 0 Tennessee College 16 George Peabody College for Teachers, Tennessee 1110 IC 0 Fisk University (colored), Tennessee 9 Vanderbilt University, Tennessee 35 1, 0 University of the South, T0111444194,0 lA 12 3 University of Tema 117 Howard Payne College, Texas. 7 13 0 Rice Institute, Texas 41 Austin College, Texas 10 2 BayloyUniversity, Texas. 15 Unlvetsity of Utah 37 12 Middlebury College,Vermont g 12 St. Michael's College, Vermont 11 14 3 Bridgewater College, Virginia 13 95 0 University of Virginia 59 Roanoke Institute, Virginia R la P Emory and llenry.College Virginia in 1S 11 Hampden-Sidney College, Virenia 12 11 Hollins College, Virginia 12 12 2 Washington and Lee University, Virginia 2A 10 0 Randolph-Macon Woman's College, Virginia 46 14 1 Richmond College, VirginIs 29 14 I. Virginia Union University (colored) 12 16 College of William and Mary, Virginia 15 13 2 University of Washington 124 it 17 Spokane College, Washington a 30 Davis and Elkins College, West Virginia 29 16 7 Lawrence College Wisconsin as 14 0 BeloitColleges,Wisconsin 41 6 University of 'Wisconsin 263 10 4 Milton College, Wisconsin. ti 14 15 6 Concordia College, Wisconsin 9 213 7 Milwaukee-Downer College, Wisconsin 3S IS Mission House, Wisconsin 9 25 9 Campion College, Wisconsin 15 Ripon College, Wisconsin 25 St. Clap College and Academy. Wisconsin 14 14

01. 68 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF COLLEGES.

'REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION AND GRADUATION. Requirements VIII and Fifteen or si#eeii credit hours a week for each student for 36 weeks a year for four.years should be regarded as the normal program of work for studetits: IX. While heretofore 14 units of secondary workhas -"teen rd- garded as the acceptable minimumfor admissionto college, and at the time of the issuance of this inquiry representedthe standard set by most standardizing agencies, there isnow a general tendency to raise this requirement to 15 units..A. college of arts and sciences, should require 15 units for unconditional admission.In judging the reports of colleges appearing in this study, however, theprevailing standard of 1 i)15- should be taken intoaccount.

TABLE 9.Requiremeil Aforadmission andgraduation,191.5 -16.

Num- Num- ber of Num-Num- ber ofsemester ber of1).r of stand-hours mond-semester Institutions. , andrequired ani hours units for imitsre-required requiredbache- quired for for ad-lor's de- for nil-hache- mission. er3rte. gree. mission.grey.

University of Alabama I s 120 Illinois Woman's College... Arizona ...... IS 121) Central College, Arkansas 127 Lake Forest College, Illinois in 124 Is Frances Shinier School. Illinois... 15 Hendrix College, .Arkansas...... _. 15 120 0) Northwestern College. Illinois 15 120 Pomona College, California 15 126 Rockford Illinois 15 120 Occidental College California.... 15 124 A ugustana Col e e. Illinois..7 ... 15 1211 Mills College, California 15 124 Indiana Univers t v In 121 Universityof Redlands,California. 15 120 Wabash College. Indiana University of Santa Clara. Cab- 1 Earlharn College, Indiana 15 120 .fonds le 178 FrItriklin College, Indiana Leland Stanford Junior Univer- IR 12s De PRIM University. Indiana.... IS sity, California 15. 120 120 Butler College, Indiana 15 120 University of Colorado 15 172 University of Notre Dame, In- Colorado College 15 120 diana Ia 12$ University of Denver, Colorado... 15 124 Taylor University, Indiana a15 100 Trinity College. Connecticut li 120 Iowa State Teachers College...... 15 121) .Yale University, Connecticut I4i 120 Coo College, Iowa Oallaudet College,District of IS 124 Wartburg College, Iowa 15 Columbia SI 139 George Washington University. Dos Moines College, Iowa 15 120 Drake University. Iowa ... . 15 120 District of Columbia 15 120 Parsons College,lowa .11svardUniversity(colored ). .. 15 120 District of Columbia State University of Iowa 15 120 120 Cornell Collego.lowa 15 124 rnlvoniity of Florida 15 124 Columbia College, Florida Central University of Iowa 15 120 .15 128 Morningside C011ege, Iowa 15 Florida State College for Women.. IS 120 120 Buena Vista College, Iowa 15 120 University of Georgia 132 Midland College, Kansas.. AtlantaUniversity 15 120 (colored), College of Emporia, Kansas 15 120 Georgia 15 136 Ottawa University, Kansas...... 15 120 Cox College, ()virgin 120 Kansas Wesleyan University North Georghs Agricultstral Col- 15 120 Cooper College, Kansas 15 122 e Ii Washburn College, Kansas 15 AglegnesScott College, Georgia...... IS 120 120 Southwestern College, Kansas 15 120 Piedmont College, Georgia 15 124 Bessie Tift College. Georgia Ogden College, Kentucky IS 120' 120 Centre College. Kentucky 15 128 'Brenau College. Cloorgia 13 120 Georgetown college, Kentucky Emory Universityy ossor gie 15 128 11 134 University of Kentucky .. 15 120 shorter College. Georgia .11. 15 120 Transylvania College, Ken. 15 120 University of Idaho IS 128University of Louisville, Ken- Aurora College, Illinois 15 sa. 120 16 120 Illinois Wesleyan University 15 128 tucky Bethel College, Kentucky e" 15 190 Blackburn College, Illinois 128 De Paul University Illinois 11. Sophie Newcomb Memorial 130 College, Kentuckyy 15 122 Loyola University. Illinois 18 140 James Millikin University, Illi- Loyola-University.Louislana 15 144 nois. Bowdolu College, Maine 117 13 130*Bates College, Maine 122 Knox Colltge,1111nols 15 120 University of Maine 14 125 Junior college,

/11111M11111111111110 ItE301:10ES AND STANDARDS OP COLLEQES. 69

Tinbe B.ficouirements for admission and graduation , 191;-16Continued.

Num- Num- !Num-Num-ber of her of ber of ber of semester P stand-hoursmester hours ard ard uired Institutions. unitsrequired Institutions. units required required h,,,,he, bathe. for ad--"r for ad-Ines de- torn de- missipn mission. gree- gree. 7--. St. Joh'n's College, Maryland...,. 14 144 !New York University 15 126 Geuther College, Maryland 15 120 Vassar College, New York 154 120 Johns Hopkins University , Mary- University of. Rochester, New land 15 I, 125 York 15 184 Morgan College (colored), Mary- I Union University, New York ..... 14 138 land 16 "I 126 Universit y of North Carolina 14 120 Washington College, Maryland... II I 124 Davidson College, North Caroline. 14 130 Rock Hill College, Maryland II Trinity College, North Carolina 14 122 Hood College, Maryland 15 I 120 Flon College,NorthCarolina 14 128 Maryland College for Women 13i Guilford College, North Carolina.. is II 126 Amherst College, Massachusetts.. 14 129 thaw UrtivirNy (colored) North Heston thileersit Y.. 51 assachusett s IS 120 Caroling 1; Harvard University, Massachu- Weaver College, North Carolina.. 14 . setts lak SalemAcademy. and College, Smith College, Massachusetts 120 North Carolina 14 120 Wheaton College, Massaelluset t a .. 15 11S University of North Dakota -IS 125 Mount Holyoke College, meson Municipal University of Akron, chusetts IS 120 Ohio 15 128 Tufts College, Massachusetts 15 122 Ohio University. 15 120 (lark College, Mas.sachusells. 15 10.s Ilald win-M'allace College, Ohio. 15 120 Alma College, 31 ichignn 15' Bluffton College, Ohio 15 120 University of Michigan 15 12020 Cedarville College Ohio ...... S..'. 16 120 St. John's University, Minnesota 16 128 UnKersity et Cincinnati, Ohio. 16 124 Augsburg Seminary. Minnesol a 15 144 Western Reelerye University. Carleton Col lege. Minnesota IS 120 Ohio 11 124 IlamlineUniversity,Minfieseta.s. 15 12n Capital University. Ohio 15 140 M !ester College,Minnesota Is 127 St. Mary College, Ohio 15 120 C lege of St. Catherine, Minne- Defiance College,Ohlo IS 120 , ta '' 11 hie WesleyanU University -15 120 Gustavus Adolphus College, Min- enyon College, Ohio 15 128 15 130 Marlet a College, Ohio IS 128 Col ge °1St. Teresa, Minnesota... to 120 Muskingum College, Ohio 11 128 Mis s sippi College It 1254 Miami University, Ohio 15 128 Meridian College, Mississippi 14 120 Oxford College fae.Women, 11 ,120 UM; rsitv of Mississippi 11 130 Western roils' mftr Women; Ohl() 15 124 Step ens College, Missouri 15 lake Erie College, Ohio 15 120 Wes nosier College, Misollri.... 15 132 Itio Grande College, Ohio 15 120 Willi in Jewell College, Missouri.. 11 124 Otterhein Unigersitr, Ohio 11 128 Parkollege, Missouri is 140 College of Wooster. Ohio 11 124 Lindwood Female College, His' Mel hod I- t l*niversIty of Oklahoma 11 120-- sou IS (') 'Kingfisher Colleee, Oklahoma.... IS 129 Fares Park ('ollege, Missouri_ 15 120 University of 0 k lahoma 15 12.4 It. Louis Universit y Missouri.... 16 136 Albany College, Oregon IS 120 Washington University, Missouri. is 120 Pacific University, Oregon 15 120 ' Drury College, Missouri IS 124 McMinnville College, Oregon .... 11 160 2 Central Wesleyan College, Mis- Pacific College, Oregon IS 1M N. souri 16 129 Reed ColkRe, Oregon 15 University of Montana Is 122 Willamette University, Oregon... 13 124 Bellevue College, Nebraska 11 1254 form Inn College, Pennsylvania. 171 120 Union College, Nebraska 16 160 Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania 20 120 Doane College, Nebraska 15 124 Beaver College, Pennsylvania.... 15 120 University of Nebraska IS 123 Wilson College, Pennsylvania. ... 144 123 Lafayette College Pennsylvania 14 130 New Hampshire College of Agri- X culture and Mechanic Arts 11 132 Pennsylvania College 15 121 'College of St. Elizabeth, . New Havefigd College, Pennsylvania 144 130 Jersey 15 132 Franklin and Marshall College, UpsalaCollege, New Jersey 15 125 Pennsylvania Di 130 University of New Mexico 15 120 Lincolnl'nlverslty (colored), New York StateCollege for Pennsylvania 13 120 Teachers IS 124 Allegheny College, 'Pennsylvania 13 120 Alfred University, Ne'F York.. 15 1214 'Irving Female College, Permsyl- St. Stephen's College,New Yeti 14 125 VAllift 13 140 Wells College, New York 14i 115 -Albright College, Pennsylyania... 16 134 St. Lawrence Unlverldty, New West mhexer college;Pemisyb a.- York 15 120 ale IS 120 Elmira College,New York ...... 15 120 Drexel Institute, Pennsylvania 144 Hobart Gollege, New York 14i 120 University of Pennsylvania IS 128 College of New Rochelle, New gusqueballaa l'niversity, Penn- York , 16 144 sylvania 14 120 Barnard College, New York 15 124 Pennsylvania State College 14 138 Columbia Unlversity,New York.. 144 124 SwarthmoreCollege,Pennsylva- College of the City of Pew York.... 15 128 nia 145 124 Hunter College of the City of New Washington and Jefferson Col- York 15 120 lege, Penasylt*anis 144 134 I Junior COOT. I 70 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF'COLLEOF.S.

TABLE 9. Requirements for admissionand graduation, 191.5-16Contintled.

Ef Num.Num- ' NUM- ber ofber of Num- semester ber ofber of stand semester Institutions. and hours stand- requiredre uired Institutions. ard hours units unitsrequired *umbag required for for ad-we,. (re. for ad-bache mission.grec. lor's de- missiongree' Wavnesburg College, Permsylva- nia St. Michael's College, Verinont 15 15 136 Bridgewater College, Virginia.... 104 Collegeino of Charleston, South Cam- I nivcrsity of Virginia 14 140 t4 122 Roanoke Institute, 'Virginia 120 Columbia College, South Carolina lI I) University of South Carolina Emory and Henry College, Vir- 11 138 ginia Furman University, South Caro- 14 124 -1Ina Hampden-Sidney College, Virginia 12 130 14 120 Cahverse College, South Carolina Hollins College, Virginia 120 Wofford College, South Carolina 111 120 Washington and Lee University, II 132 Virginia University of South Dakota 14 12fi King Collige, Tennessee -15' 12° Randolph-Macon Monism'sel- 11 124 lege, Virginia University of Chattanooga, Ten- 120 IlleSSOO Richmond College, 4, irginta 141 120 Tusenium College, Tennessee VirginiaI nion (colored.). 15 - 11 12s- 100 Knoxville'College (colored), Ten- College of William and Mary, Vir- nessee ginia IS 125 University of Washington 14 120 Milligan College,l'enilessee 15 15 120 Tennessee College 12sSpokane College,Wa

TABLE M.Expenditures for libraryand Laboratories, 1914-15.

SpentSpent I lost itotkins. on on SpentSpent 'labors.Vida- Institutions. on on Wiles: 11. labors-hire. I lanes. ry. . . . University of Alabama 185,670$3,318 University of Arizona Colorado College $4,61065,00 Central College, Arkansas 44,000 4,820University of Denver, Uelorado.. lIenchix College, Arkansas 100 550Trinity College. Condeetleut 1,366 13L1 628Yale University. Connecticut 3,520 Pomona College, California , 4,5f4I 4,8345 114,000 86,0130 California 800 Gallaudet College, Illattiet of . Mills College, California 476 Columbia OccidentalCollege,1,845 3,536George Wallington Univeraitti University of Redlands, California 466. 836 University of Santa Clara, Call- DIstrOt of Columbia 2,815 1,273 fornla lloyntrdUniversity(colored4, Leland Stanford Junior Univer- Districtof.Columbia 2,732 4,807 University of Florida 1,480 'atty. California 13,887157,300 3,469 Univandtv of Coletado 30.030 ColumbiallCollege, Florida 20.800Florid*State College for Women 3,00014.10 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OP COLLEGES. 71

TABLE 10.- Expenditures for library and laboratories, 1914-/5-Continued.

Spent Spent 11 SpentSpent on on on on Institutions. labora-lilra- Institutions. labora-Hire. tories. ry. tories ry. .

University of Georgia 32,454 87,962 Harvard University, Massachu- AtlantaUniversity(colored ) . setts Georgia 335 1,379Smith college; Massach4setts 110,024117,858 CAPE College, Georgia 700 500 Wheaton college, Massachusetts_.2,585 1,160 North Georgia Agricultural Col- Mount Holyoke College, Massa- lege 500 chusetts 5, eas 6,561 - Agnes Scott College. Georgia...... 968 1,296Tufts College, Massachusetts Piedmont College, Georgia...... 600 700 Clark College, Massachusetts 4,300 26,600 Bessie Tift College,Georgia...... 200 800A Imo College, Michigan 1,265 1,045 Brenau College, Georgia...... University of Michigan 95,520 58,539 Emory University. Georgia...... 1,240 1,233 St. Johns University, Minnesota Shorter College. Georgia Augsbury Seminary, Minnesota... 200 216 University of Idaho 10,326 7,708Carleton College, Minne.sota 3,825 3,232 Aurora College, Illinois Hemline University, Minnesota 2,750 3,000 Illinois Wesleyan University 2,500 1,600Macalaster College, Minnesota 1,944 2,911 Blackburn College. Illinois.-- 500 300College of St. Catherine, Minnesota2,740 3,000 DePsul University, Iliinols 305 200Gustavus Adolphus College, Min- Loyola University, Illinois.., 2,300 nesota 700 955 James M.illtkin Uni versity,Illino 1, 360 443 College of St. Teresa, Minnesota. Knox College, Illinois 0,430 1,4719 Mississippi College Illinois Won.n's College . 2,700 2,600Meridian College, Mississippi Lake Forest College. Illinols,.....6,366 5,625University of Mississippi 18, OlM 6,000 Frances Shltner School. Illinois... 200 225 Stephens College, Missouri 695 1,160 Northwestern College. 710 1,0081A'estminster College, Missouri 617 623 Rockford College. Illinois ...2,308 1,600William Jewell College, Missouri 2,230 1,974 Augustana College, Illinois.. 652 4,321 Park College, Missouri 910 1,527 Indiana University 11,206 29,105 l.lndenwood College, Missouri., 533 550 Wabash College, Indiana .. 2,346 2,153 Forest ParkCollege,Missotui...... Eariham College. Indiana...... 5,5110 3,809 St. Lou% University, Missouri.. Franklin College. Indiana. 2,344 1,625 Washington University, Missouri.136,047 20,487 De Pauw University. Indiana 3,091 5,739 Drury College, Missouri 2,300 900 Butler College. Indiana 1,264 ,1,337 Central Wesleyan College, Mis- University of Notre Dame, Indi- souri 700 350 ana 16,300 1,000University of Montana 10,355 .12,089 Taylor University:Indiana.. &32 350 Bel'ue College, Nebraska ! WO 700 Iowa State Teachers College 5,369 13,500 on College, Nebraska 295 1,016 Coo College, Iowa 1,326 2,314 oane College Nebraska 600 827 Wartburg College, Iowa Unitersity of Nebraska 37,000 28,320 Des idoines College. Iowa ...3,500 New Hampshire College of Agri- I)rako University. Iowa 8,060 5,5411 culture and Mechanic An s 1,470 3,400 l'arsons college:Iowa 1,396 1,418 College of St. Blinibeth, New Jer- State University of Iowa 42,014 28,340 sey 280 650 Cornell College, lowa 3,934 4,500 Upsala College, New Jersey 211 87 Central University of lows 398 University of New Mexleo 2,750 3,700 Morningside College, Iowa... 2,785 New York State College for Teach- Buena Vista College, Iowa 438 510 ers. 9,600 Midland College, Kansas 700 1,200 Alfred University, New York 4,1183 1,952 College of Emporia, Kansas 6,800 2,041 St. Stephens College, New York 500 750 Ottawa University, Kensas 1,031 1,500 Wells College, New 'York 1,218 7, 253. Kansas Weleyan-Unitersity 800 700 St. Lawrence University, New Cooper College.Kansas 500 York 531 Washburn Collbge. Kansas.. 1,747 1,950 Elmira College, New York 1,096 800 Southweitern College . Kansas . Hobart College, New York 3,000 4,200 Ogden College. Kentucky. 300 College of New Rochelle,'New CentreColle&e. Kentucky.... 2, 3410 1,000 York Georgetown College. Kentucky 450 500 Barnard College, New York. 4,150 2,421 University of Kentucky. Columbia University, New York 00,444 94,221 Transylvania College, Kentack y 547 376 College of the City of New York 214084 3, ?et University of Louisville, Ken- HunterCollege of the City of New tucky 1,406 York 3,872 8,570 Bethel-College, Kentucky. 2122 40 New York University 6,470 4,010 H. Sophie Neweomb Memorial Vassar College, New York 2,310 15,552 College, Louisiana 2,104 3,242 University ofRochester, New I Loyola University. Lotilsems York. 4,295 5,956 Bowdoin College. Maine ...3,098 15,303I Union Uni.vIrsity, New York 7, 22i2 4,351 Bates Coles. Maine. 1,708 2,035 University of North Carolina 10,582 9,615 *University ofMaine. 18,400 0,310 Davidson College, Northcaroa. 1,525 1,700 . St. Johns College, Maryland 2,092 Trinity College North Caro n 1,443 2,148 Godeher College, Maryland.. 6,000 2,897 Eton (allege, NorthCarolin 1,087 1,587 'Johns Hopkins University, Mary- Guilford College, North Ca lines. 500 850 - land 161,402 25,236 Shaw University (colored),forth . Morgan Collegf (colored), Mary- Carolina land i 260 115 Weaver College, North C Ins.. WaThhigtotifIlege, 600 . 000 Salem Academy and Cliege, Rock 11111 Co lege, Meryland 1,600 100 North Carolina ;, 1,101 lived College, Maryland ...2,067 895 University of North i akola 7,288 9,551 Maryland College for Women 1,006 938 Municipal Universjly of Akron, Amherst College, Massachusetts. Ohio 6, &SI 3,431 471 Ohio University 8,050 8,000 Boston University, Massachuaetta .155 7 72 RESOURCES AND STANDARDSOF COLLEGES. TABLE 10.-Expenditures for /Wary and laboratories, 1914-1.5-Continued.

Spent Spent Institutions. on on SpentSpent labora-libra- Institutions. on on tories. ry. !alonelibra- ilodes. ry.

BAldwiti-Wallace College, Ohio...85,192 Bluffton College, Ohio $784 Furman University, South C Cedarville College, Ohio 1,200 lino University of Cincinnati, Ohio 415 1,000Converse College, South t'arolina. 21,138 8,711 1461 11,0341 Western Reserve University, Ohio WotTord Cellege, South Carolina.. 598 4,045 8,6791.1niversit y of South Dakota I , 0,;(1 Capital Universityhie 700 5.960 8,1110 St. Mary Collegd, io 257 King College, Tennessee Defiance College to University of Chattanooga, Ten- Ohio Wesleyan 1,066 467 nessee, iversity 4,538 7, 646 500 1,650 Kenyon Cane, Ohio Tusculum College, Tennessee 1, 71,10 1,697 1,209 Knoxville College (colored), Ten- 625 Marietta College, Ohio 1, 168 .. Muskingum College, Ohio 2,143 nessee 400 1,329 Miami University, Ohio Milligan College, Tennessee 560 6,496 Tennessee 011ege 456 Oxford College for Women, Ohio. 405 390 1,025 Western College for Women, Ohio. 1,977 George Peabody College for Teach. Litke Erie College, Ohio 1,437 2,665 ers, Tennessee ' 503 2,734 13,778 4,000 Rio Grande College, Ohio 400 Fisk University (colored), Ten- Otterhein University, Ohio 2.50 nessee 654 2,3n5 Vanderbilt 530 958 College of Wooster, Ohio University,Tennessee. 13,300 5,200 Methodist University of Okla- 3,148 University of the South, Terme, home see 380 100 Unit orsity of Texas 1,641 1,071 Kingfisher College, Oklahoma.... 100 540 15.100 32,900 University of Oklithenta Howard Payne College, Texas. 2.000 3,161 Albany College, Oregon 17,006 7,4nd Rice Instliute, Texas 613 1,099 Austin College, Texas 37,481 8,685 Pacific University, Oregon. 1,500' 600 ...... 615 2,000 Baylor University, Texas McMinnville College, Oregon .1,203 832 2,684 4,022 Pacific College, Oregon ,. University of Utah 31,000 300 550 Middlebury Cellege, Vermont 8,41(1 Reed College, Oregon 3,600 2;463 3,942 5,800 St. Michael's College, N'ermont. Willamette University, Oregon..1,890 . 5.35 Bridgewater College, Virgin in..... 490 Momv Ian ColleuxePennsy Iv an fa.. 6.65 250 University of Virginia 375 Bryn Mawr Col , Pennsylvania ,...13,915 9,973 Beaver College, Pennsylvania 11,881 21,010 Roanoke institute; Virginia Wilson College Pennsylvania Emery and Henry College, Vir- Lafayette Cobe 261 1,140 gin In Pennsylvania..10,100 6.443 Pennsylvania ( °ge.- liege Hampden - Sidney College, V ir- 6,6012 1,300 Santa Haverford College, Pennsylvania.3,800 7,700 683 514 Franklin and Marshall College, , Virginia 500 1,500 Pennsylvania Washington and Leo University, 2,800 1,200 Virginia LincolnUniversity(colored), 1,204 3,104 Randolph -Macon Woman's Col Pennsylvania 500 - Allegheny College, 400 lege, Virginia ' Pennsylvania.8,231 2,339 R Ich mond College, Virginia 4,1(71 11, s'14 Irving Female College, Pennsyl- 2,172 2,1)41 vania Virginia Union University (eel: ored) Albright College, Pennsylvania...1,572 250 MO Westminster College, l'ennsyi- 861 College of William and Mary, yards. Virginia 3,121 1,919 University of Washington 8.53 1,245 Drexel Institute, Pennsylvania. 62,999 17,677 University of Pennsylvania Spokane College,Washington 5, 21i2 54,323 309 7112 Susquehanna University, Penn- Davis and Elkins College, West sylvarkta Virginia 2,400 2,000 200' 150 Pennsylvania StateColeee Lawrftiee College, Wisconsin 2,366 48,900 4,696 Beloit College, Wisconsin 4,767 Swarthmore College, ennsyl- 1,996 3,719 van la University of Wisconsin 39,096 6,316 4,670 Milton College, Wiscon,sin 55,711 Washington and Jefferson Col- 1,077 969 Concordia College, Wisconsin lege, Pennsylvania 2,887 2,832 50 225 Waynesburg College, Penney!. Milwaukee- Downer College, W La vania eonsin MO 970 1,292 College of Charleston, South Caro- Mission House, Wisconsin I Ina Ca:nylon College, Wisconsin . 718 225 Ripon College, Wiseonsin Columbia College, South Caro- 1,343 2,506 line St. Clara College and Academy, Wisconsin University of South Carolina 2,5I0 6,139 1,525 575

RELATIVE SIZE OF yRESHRIAN CUSS.ug The large number of students wholeave college during the fresh- man and sophomore years, and the small relativAsize of the upper classes, have constituteda serious educational and administrative problem for many years. In certain,institutional° per centor more of all Students are members of thefreshman class,It is generally admitted that 'this condition is detrimentalto institutional tradition,. RESOURCES' AND STANDARDS OF COLTAGES. 78 and may affect the scholarly momentum of a/college.The status with respect to this matter of the colleges repoiling is indicated in the following table, showing the number: of hi*-school graduates entering in 1915 checked against the total collegiite student body:

TABLE H.Fortify, college students, and number of high school graduates entering in 19M.

Number of high school Students. graduates entering in Foe. 1915. Institutions. ultv.

Mere Women. Total. Men. Women.Total.

University of Alabama 21 on as 494 109 16 125 University of Arizmui.. 28 209 141 3.50 66 Central College, Arkansas as 10) is 0 65 55 0 16 16 Hendrix College, Arkansas 13 214 25 209 Pomona College, California.. .5 241 299 540 Or oldental ('allege, California 109 120 219 22 195 138 .333 69 60 179 Mills College, California P1 0 187 187 University of Redlands, California 20 58 119 177 30 0 30 University of Santa Clara, California 93 0 Leland Stanford Junior University, Cell 19 o 19 ((Ms 045 1,644 056 2,200' University of Colorado 471 -76 402 418 850 188 170 358 C.rado College 35 173 354 527 Vfftersity of Denver, Colorado 67 192 g 270 310 Mgt 115 IE 248 Trinity College, Connecticut Z15 0 225 85 0 85 Yale 1. niversIty, Connecticut 101 1, 483 0 1,483 320 Gallaudat College, District of Criltitubia 0 320 16 48 30 78 IS lI George Washington University, District of 26 Columbia 38 476 263 739 Howard University (colored), District of 96 48 144 Columbia 25 262 71 University of Florida 333 84 16 100 17 96 O 96 51 0 61 Columbia College, Florida.A 20 46 47- 93 Florida State College for Women 5 2 7 21 0 153 153 0 74 74 University of Georgia 31 276 O 278 Atlanta 1 nivershy (colored), Georgia 75 0 75 17 39 16 55 2 2 4 ('ox Cbllege, Georgia 11 0 102 102 North Georgia Agricultural College 14 83 1 8 Agnes Scott College, Georgia 28 0 209 299 0 132 132 Piedmont College, Georgia 16 22 23 45 Bessie Tift College, Georgia 25 0 166 186 . 70 Brennu College, Georgia TO 1 16 0 198 198 19 19 Emory University, Georgia 16 244 O 244 0 Shorter College, (leorgia 12 0 160 1110 University of Idaho 40 134 223 357 ss 67 125 Aurora College, Illinois 12 39 32 71 Illinois Wesleyan University. 18 124 lg 243 Blackburn CrOlege, Illinois 12 40 T2 Da Paul University Illinois 20 36 324 360 23 1r 188 Loyola University, Illinois 18 121' O 121 Ill 111 James Milllkinl'niversity, Illinois 39 131 200 336 65 Knox College, 168 nlinnis 26 233 208 441 115 93 209 Illinois Woman's College I 16 0 176 176 0 Lake Forest College, Illinois 85 85 20 102 92 194 38 41 79 Frances Shimer School Illinois IA 0 33 33 Northwestern College Illinois. 0 15 '15 ... 12 160 91 261 SO 49 109 Rockford, College, Illinois 23 0 217 217 0 110 A ugu I 110 stana College,Illinois . 14 136 61. 197 77 30 107 Indiana University v 233 1, 701 968 2,669 Wabash College, Indiana 21 334 O 334 119 0 119I Earlham College, Indiana 34 170 202 372 7 114. Franklin College, Indiana 18 123 131 254 68 143 De Panw University, Indiana 37 ° 367 378 746 127 Butler College, Indiana 120 247 20 168 249 417 71 In University of Notre Dame, Indiana 30 274 O 274 250 0 2150 Taylor University, Indiana 26 66 49 114 28 16 43' Iowa State TeachersCollege 98 248 1,679 1,819 Coe College, Iowa 43 257 487 .100 160 ,...... 200 Wartburg College, Iowa 9 28 O ,211 Des Moines College, Iowa , 12 96 129 226 ao 44 74 Drain, University, town 81 260 no 489 81 42 123 Parsons College, Iowa II' 81 74 158 42 24 48 State University of Iowa 148 812 766 816 300 e.616 Cornell College, Iowa ITT 234 310 1,611408 98 1011 10i Central University of Iowa. a, 17 29 12 10 Mornimmide College, InWa 19 376 65 90 166 Buena Vista College, Iowa 10 08 9 13 22 L - 74 I, RESOURCES' ANDSTANDARDS OPCOLLAGES.

TABLE 11. 7-Faculty, college students, and number of highschool graduatesentering in 1915Continued.

(4) Number of highschool Students. graduates enteringin I nst it ut tong. 1915. ility. Women. Total. Men.Women. Total. i

Midland College, KanOs 45 55 100 15 12 27 College of Emporia, Kansa:: . ... 120 113 213 513 57 110 Ottawa University, Kansas.* 11 9-1 110 201 43 3M 81 Kansas Wesleyan versity...... 23 84 90 174 31 Cooper College,ansas. 47 78 10 57 59 116 15 15 30 Washburn College, Kansas...... , 21 1% 225; 421 73 88 161 Southwestern College, Kansas, 24 152 121 276 Ogden College, Kentucky.. 8 50 0 50 15 Cent re College, Kentucky 12 117 0 147 Georgetown College, Kentucky 211 157 ... 109 26 91 University of Kentucky 28 162 150 31%, Transylvania College: Kentucky 28 T63 University of Louisville, Kentucky SS 251 62 41 103 21 129 216 345 62 t',14 131 nethel College., Kent tickv 30 0 30 1;I 0 1(1 H. Sophie Newcomb.Memorial College, Louisiana. 29 0 273 273 0 107 107 Loyola University, ...... 10 45 0 45 Bowdoin College, Maine 21 0 21 28 400 0 400 123 0 A23 _Bates College, Maine 241 Iss 472 102 University of Maine -56 10 15 266 57 23 SO St. J College, Maryland 13 100 100 24 Go er art,. iand 35 () 5os 505 0 204 204 Jc i9 Hopkins 1. ersit y, Maryland 49 1!;', 0 195 organ Collegeteoltl-cdMtiretand...... 27 22 49 2 5 , 7 Vashington College, Maryland 9 52 59 32 Rock 11111('0,11ege, 11aryland 3 tl 15 40 0 40 Is., 1K Hood College, 'Maryland 15 0 12s Mativland College for Women 12,5 11 0 89 59 U 3K 38 mherst College, Massachusetis 47 422 0 422 ton University, NI assachuset t s 29 101 314 Harvard University, Massachusetts 452 62 169 231 Smith College, Massachuset Is 0 1,725 1, 72:1 . Wheaton College; Massachusetts 27 Mount Holyoke ( ollege, Massachusetts 2011 2011 8m 0 783 7h.1 0 229 229 Tufts College, Massachuset ts., 33 21'' 0 218 s 75 Clafk College, M tkssachuset t 25 177 0 171 Alma College, !Michigan Vti 19 90 178 30 32 62 ersit y of M ichigart 21;6 2115 1,127 1,125 St. John's Uni ersity, Niirmesoi 200 200 Augsburg Seminary, Milanesota 15 0 31 Carleton College,Mtirvicssota 4 0 4 :1 211 235 81 85 166 Ilamline Crii% crsity, Minnesota 1ps 221 194 Maealester College, Minnesota 440 10i 85 193 '22 159 137 298 60 63 123 College of St. CatherineMinnesota 35 0 Gustavus Adolphus College, 141 141 75 75 Minnesota... 15 J02 (4 1n4) 21 52 College of St.Teresa, Minnesota 41 0 104 104 Mktsissippi College 12 321 0 3'24 Meridian College, Mississippi 1. Ins 278 352 University °Mississippi 20 547 631 Stephens College, Missmiri. 16 0 145 Westininister College, Missouri 145 74 74 13 119' 119 49 0 49 William Jewel lCollege, Missouri 16 279 0 279 Park College, Missouri 14) 119 142 Lindenwood College, Missouri 261 55. 56 111 12 86 86 0 60 60 Forest Park College, Missouri 24 0 St. Louis lin! vertiity, Missouri 30 30 26 271 221 0 27 Washington University, Missouri 70 232 309 Drury Colleges; Niksouri 541 113 202' 15 140 147 287 66 63 129 Central Wes1e.van College. Missouri... 35 University of Montana 95 18 15 33 /149 218 387 61 83 144 Bellevue College: Nebraska I30 Union College, Nebraska 37 67 29 33 62 /64 51 115 36 39 75 Doane College, Nebraska. 1S 70 63 133 31 27 University of Nebraska 95 940 926 1,866 -.371 New Hampshire College oi,Agrleultore and 292 664 Mechanic Arts 31 1Z1 113 236 36 45 411 College of St. Elizabeth, New Jersey 4 0 34 110 110 2 42 Upsala College, New Jersey 12 6 University of New Mexico 14 2 2 4 20 88 147 33 24 57 New.York State College for Teachers 52 164 1155 1,019 "rxii 260 '315 Alfred University, Ne* York 24 76 ff3 159 27 27 54 8t. Ste hens College, New Yorlr 9 52 52 5 College, 0 Wells New York 31 202 202 78 78 St. Lawrenqe University, NewYork 16 132 137 269 Elmira College, Now York 74 32ti 0 278 278 93 93 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OP GOLISGES. 75. - TABLE 11. Faculty, kliege students, and number of high school graduates entering in 1915Continued,

Number of high school Students. graduates entering In Fay- 1915. Institutions. uli y.

, Men. Women.Total. Men.Women. Total. __ )- llama College, New York 26 94 ZIG 57 30 1 -87 College of New .1tochelh.., New York 72 0 193 193 0 ' 110 , 60

!Samara College, New 1 ork 84 0 694 694 0 190 1 190 Columbia University, New York 133 1,256 0 1.256 357 0 . 357

College of the City of New York 142 2,229 0 2,229 516 It 1 546 Bunter College of 4he ctty of New York llfs 1,943 1,943 405 405 New York University 47 275 0 278 62 0 62 Vassar (allegeNewA ork 112 0 1,127 1,127 O 319I 319 Universityof Rochester, New 1 ork ..... 45 :on 224 530 101 71 172 Union University, New York 40 S21 0 521 175 0 175 University of North Carolina 52 511 5 519 14)1 0 146 Davidson College; North Carolina 13 357 0 357 Trinity College, N ort h Carolina 25 424 89 517 Edon College, North Carolina 27 199 102 301 s.", ro 136 ()unreal College, North Carolin 17 51 135 25 14 39 Shaw University (colored 1, North,Caroliea 1 29 110 net 3 0 3 Weaver College, North Carolina 8 27 6 33 Salem Academy and College, North Carolina 85 ISO 159 0 - 44 4'4 University of North Dakota 55 1611 116' 202_- 74 ! 40 11)4 `Stunicipol University of Akron, Ohio 21 143 73 216 49 14 67 ohm University 36 401 219 1131 57 1. 33 12(1 Itoldwin.Wallace Collegi, Ohio 19 136 las fl) 35 39 74 Bluffton College, Ohio .16 5 64 Ida 21 31 52 Cedarville College, Ohio 7 52 33 Gs i 10 /8 University of Cincinnati, Ohio 236 Sail 480 1,341 Western Resew. University, Ohio 79 4(45 435 1443 Capital Universit y, Ohio 14 115 0 114 31 (I 34 St. Story College, Ohio 16 0 70 23 0 23 Defiance College, Ohio 10 99 116 215 30 ! 45 75 Ohio Wesleyan University 59 464 1,009 1(4' 143 291 Kenyon College, Ohio 14 151 0 151 21 52 Marietta College, Ohio 18 I.41 flu 255 711 21 97 Muskingutn College, Ohio 38 150 los 50 . 31 81 Miami University, Ohio 339 170 5439 Oxford College for Women, Ohio 19 0 ASS O 00 60 Western College for Women, Ohio 32 0 263 263 0 - 1031 103 Lake Erie College, Ohio 21 0 133 133 O 54 14 Rio Grande College, Ohio ). 10 *30 25 55 Utters University, Ohio 17 164 112 276 5 . 490 135 College of Wooster, Ohio 32 296 215' 511 110' 75 193' Methodist Univer§ity of Oklahrima 9 36 2-5 64 II - I 8 20 Kingfisher College, Oklahoma 9 25 16 41 6 i 2 8 - University 0(0kt:11u-ins '63 797 776 1,573 Albany College, Oregon 13 31 31 62 17 1 IS 32 Pacific University, Oregon 20 54 43 107 17 . 22 se McMienvil le College, Oregon 16 50 39 so Is , 15 33 Pacific College, Oregon 10 22 26 4S 9; 17 26 Reed College, Oregon 19 110 147 257 Willamette 1.7niversIty, Oregon '13 112 1181 230 41 4S 92 Moms Ian College, Pennsylvania 4 41 0 41 9 , 0 9 Itryn Mawr College, Ponnaylvan 43 0 453 453 eater College, Pennsylvania . 0 50 SO Vilson College. Pennsylvania 24 0' 172 172 0 52 52 Lafayette College, Pennsylvania 50 477 0 477 Pennsylvania College 26 317 14 331 112 1 114 Ilayerford College, Pennsylvania 25 186 0 186 51' 0 51 Franklin and Marshall College, Pennsy I- Yank) ' 16 291 '0 291 67 0 ,67 Lincoln Unh:ersity.loalore41), Pennsylvania.' 13 16.1 0 162 57 '0 57 Allegheny College, l'onnsAvania .. .1). .. I 20 241 164 400 94 ; S4 138 Irving Female College, Pennsylvania 19 0 31 31 Albright Calllege l'ennsylv'Snla 10 131 159 \Westminster law, Pennindvania 20 108 sa 192 34 6 60 i Drexel institute, Pennsylvania 69 150 391 $41 26 17i 203 University of Pennsylvania: ' 154 638 880 1,018 Susquehanna University, Pennsylvania 1., , 23 128 28 156 37 5 42. Penns 'Wallin State College 1 93 332 42 '374 211 12- 243 Swart more College, Pennsylvania 39 127- 237 304 46 70 -116 Washingtonandlellerson College, Peniasyl- I , van% 1 32 333 0 333 Waynasliurg College, Pennsylvania 1 11 49 55 104 17 -! 17 34 College of Charleston, South Carolina 8 80 '1230 29 1 0 Columlja College, EicankCiLrOlins I 21- 0 123 O 70 RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF COLLEGES.

TABLE 11.Faculty, college students, and number of high school graduates enteringin 1915tontinued. a Mather of high school graduates entering In lost it utions. 1914.

. . Men. ;Vanier).Total. Men. IXV omenTotal.

. . Univertity of South Carolina 432 323 1 32 . 322 121 II 135 Yunnan University, south Carolina .. . II 203 0 i 203 . Conceit s° College, South Carolina 1:1 ...... 0 I IT3 . Cl Woitord College, South Carolina . 13 321; 0"..321 II \Ij University of South I /akota 311 150 : 223 373 1;3 119 King CollegeTennessee 0 tAl University of Ghat tanpega, Tennessee 9 11,04l 1 77 1,3 Tuseulum College, Ten/lessee II 45 4x 93 Knoxville College (colored i, Tennessee.. v 2t1I 15' 41 I Milligan College, Tednessee s 2.; lo 9s 42 I10 12 Io 22 Tennessee College.. 0 0 94 :14 0 Wort.) Peabody College for Teachers, 4, n 4, 4S I/VSSC(' Ion 413 1,009 Fisk University (colored:, Tmfnessee 1,512 32 93 51 .1, 11 32 Vanderbilt University, Tenor et'... 21-.0 33 72 -732 131 27 1 University of the South, Teessee .... Is 100 , II 100 University of Texas , 117, ss2 Howarit Poynotollege, T as sll 1,093 3 It Rico Institute, Texas.... 7 4;3 49 I14 21 19 40 . 41 21:4 119 353 Austin College, Texas 10 10, 0 Inv II :9j u 31i Baylor Uersity,Tex a 213 205 211 Universityonagf Utah 37 7ii 4.45 1,1312 Middlebury College, Vertut .. ..311 1x7 1231 343 iilt Michael's Collage, Vermo 117 `.11 0 20 0 4 BrIdgewater College, Virginia.. 14 42 I 72I s University of V irginia 11 19 59 523 I 0 A23 1,1 II 131 Roanoke Institute, Virginia s 31 31 s Emory and Henry College, Virginia x 5,41., .10 0 170 ...... --ff HampelenSidney College, V irg 1211a IU 1 I0 s .. Hollins College, Virginia 0 II, :Is 0 I2 1013 11)11 0 43 45. Washington and Lee University, V if gin 3s 369 0 349""110 0 110 Randolph-Macon Woman's College, Virg'a 411 0 024 I:21 0 211 211 Richmond College, Virginia 29 20st I 1 7 3.5 77 Virginia Union University (colored) 13 122 12 02 .iiii 22 a 2s College of William and Mary, Virginia 13 17s U nivers it y of Washington 17st 0 50 ff Spokane loll ege, Washington .121 st13 1,042 1, s'..1 213 334 3(07 ri 2 s 10 '2 it Davis and Elkins College, West Virginia.. li /4 '19 34 22 :AS I1.) 10 20 Lawrence College, Wisconsin 33 291 Beloit College, Wisconsin 270 . Ald 131 121 232 41 2111 112 ass 113 43 . 13X UniversityofWiscorisin 1,the2 .1,109 Milton College, Wisconsin 2,411 :07 320 S27 11 33 19 72 I4 15 29 Concordia College, Wisconsin 9 54 0 51 Milwaukee. Downer C011ege, "%Visions in 33 0 231 Mission-House, Wisconsin 234 0 911 VII U 311 4 0 . 4 Campion College,Wisconsin.... IA 0 s0 .Is 0 I 1S4 Ripoe College, Wisconsin 23 103 94 219 St. Clara College and Academy, Wismosia 14 0 eft aft 0 30 I 30 1 EXPENSE *OF ADMINISTRATION. Uncertainty exists as to the proportipn of thevnimal income which.. may properly be spentacr administration.Tlecommittee does not .,;.,venture to suggest 'a standvd.It submits the .fallowing ,liawaer, for the general informatiOn of college olfieers:

,; RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OFCOLLEGES. 77

TABLE 12.-- Income and expenditures for administration,including handling of inati- tution's fund, 1914-15.

Expend- Expend- Institutions. Income.f,ariminis.. itures for itures for Institutions. Income.admit is- t rat ion. !rat I

l "niversity of Alabama $210, 121 $13,075 Midland College,Kan.sas $25,000 $2 1' niversity of Arizona...... 4.23, (r21 9,559 College of Emporia,Kansas... 36, 54 9 135 Central College, Arkansa: 29,193 1 4,000 University, Kansas 3g, 978 489 Ilendrix College, Arkan a <. 39,9141 6, 847 Kansas Wesleyan u ni vers y 20,045 Pomonft College, California. 317,133 ! 17,221 Cooper College,Kansas 21,453 Occidental College, California.. 50,727.. 7, siti `Washburn College, Kansas.. 75,753 8,r Mills College, California 80,774 8,2Gg Sout hwesternCollege, ,Kansas. 43,1315 5, I' n ivtr, Ity of Redlands, Cali- Ogden College, Kenttiny__ 411,018 12,000 ,,fornia. 50,505 16,178 Centro College, Kentitelp 3,000 I ti ivvr. it y of'Santaclara, Ca; is Georgetown Colleg litticky 41,215 5,9(X) fornia ii, 274,200 University ofKent tle 321,062 ' 11,620 Leland Stanford Junior 1ni- Transylvania College,Ken- yers it y, Cal i forma 1,215,891 41,532 tucliy . 41,270 4,154 l'n1VerSilV Of Colorado 30),436 23, 00f) Vniversity of Louisville, Ken- Colorado 'olli.ve I IS SS; 9,890 tucky 79,250 1,360 1' tt iv er it y of Den% er, Colorado 110,0o0..... Bethel College,Kent ucky..... 12,490 1,542 TrinitCollege, Connect knit... Krt,s.ir, 10.,12 11. Sophie Newcomb31enrariaf Yale lItivers itv, Connect 'cut..1,777,134 111,000 College, Loilisiana 160,936 9,095 Galladet College, District of Loyola C.niversity,Louisiana Columbia Bowdoin College. Maine 151,563 6, MO Georgo Wass liingt on1'niVer- Bates College. Maine VI, KO:0 9,371 sit y, District of Columia.. 220,951 17,141 Univoi-sity ofMaine.. 3i4,042 11,308 Howard University (colored), St. John's (7ollege,Maryland &i,") District of Columbia 2(13,904 15, 9"0 olicher College, Marylawl 212,569 1'112 5 l'iliveiit y of Florida 170,297 6,100 JohnsI I opkinsUniversity. Columbia college, Florida 9115711 Maryland 628, 8 40 20,817 FloridaSlateCollegefor Morgan College(colured),Mary- Women 97, s.-...... land 34,213 1, 900 University of ( ;eorgia. 2si,.3(r2 12,028 Wasliiii,V.on College,4iarvi4nd 62,795 Atlanta University (colored), Rock 11111 t'ollege, Maryland..!' 26,000 24,00t) t'seorgia 62,927 6617 1 1 ood College, Maryland 71 840 1,605 CO C College, ( ;eorgill-40b.- 31,0(x) 5,00 Maryland College (orWomen North GeorgiaAgricTIltural Amherst College :Massaehu.setts.221,817 College 3S, 700 1,500 Boston University,Massachu- Agnes Scot t College.,Georgia 9-1,711 8,109° setts 222,474 2,612 Pledmont.,College,Georgia.. 31,719 3 1,(Xx) Harvard University,Massa-0% Bessie Tift College,(leorgia 50,000 22,4(X) chuietts 3,019,602 92,683 Itrenau College, Georgia 151,860 s7;4 Smith r011ege.Massachusetts.. 730,734 37,058 Emory University,Georgia 2,167 heatiln Coi lege,Massuchuset is119,676 8,240 Shorter College, Georgia 70,560.4poo ..... Mount 11°1 yoke Col I ege ,Massa- V niv erS it y of Idaho . 264,867 17,180 chusetts 336,998 233,084 Aurora CollegeIllinois Tufts college,Massachusetts 301,055 Illinois Weslevan' University 49,851 12,570 Clark College,Massachusetts 85,250 6,680 Blackburn College, Illinois 14,618 2110 a College, Michigan...., 54,673 2, moo 1)e Paul UniversityIllinois 53,434 University of Miehigaz 2,321,241 126,051 Loyola University,IllinoisI St. John's University,liiinne- Jhnies Milik in University,Illi- slt 71,145 nois 96,588 10,798 Augstnirg Seminary Minn 21,007 ,0506 Knox College, Illinois . 71,155 7,814 Carleton College. Minnesota 5Q4 131,94 4411inois Woman'sCollege...... 141, 9s1 10,021 liatnline University, 1%linnoota 63,264 8,415 I,ake Fore4, College,Illinois.. 21i4,153 5,535 Malestertv Minnesotainnesota. 55,796 5,846 Frances ShimerSchool, I 11ino1;. 43,823 2,3.50 Coflegeof At. Catherine,Minne- Northwestern College,Illinois 40,082 2,353 sota...... 8,000 Rockford College, Illinois 92,189 13,8M Gustavus Adolphus College. Augustana College, Illinois 99,914 5,052 Minnesota 42,20t1 2, 760 IndianaUniversity 33,984 College of St. Teresa,Minnesota 72,500 Wabash College, fndiana 57,702 3,5)17 Mississippi College 60,293 Earlham College, Indiana 117,551 17,000 Meridian Collogepiississippi. Franklin College, Indiana. , 481253 6,052 University of Mississippi. 260,500 9,000 De Pauw University,Indiaml 127,720 14,9.71 Stephens College, Missouri 49,000 4,411 I3utlet College, Inaba 45,314 7, 583 Westminster College, Missouri 3,030 .University of Notre pilaw, William JewellOoljege, Missouri 84,047 8,016 Indiana Park College, Mis6uri 91,708 Taylor University,IndiaiA.... 47,135 1,675 Ltndonwood College, Missouri 128,307 550 ' Iowa State Teachers College... 331, 865 226,316 Forest Park College, Missouri. Coe College. Iowa 63,452 ,800 St. Louis University, Missouri. Wartburg College, Iowa. 19,797 Washington University, Mis- Des Moines College Iowa ,51,229 3,000 souri. 716,471 17,838 Drake University,I ofra, 189,718 10,00Q Unity College, Missouri. 54,0S4 4226 Parsons College,lowa, 38,217 4,718 Central Wesleyan College, Mis- State University of Iowa 986,513 28,313 souri 24,607 2,000 (lrnell follege, Iowa 132,079 10,393 University of Montana 215,943 16,925 Central University of Iowa 18,850 1500Bellevue College. Nebraska 36,155 7,000 Morningside College, Iowa 46,344 6,000 Union College,Nehraska 66,159 , Buena Vista College, Iowa 20,072 3,00Doane College; Nebraska.., 45,448 83783,742 4.

;. 144.4. 77.r

78. RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF COLLEGES.

TABLE 12.- Incomeand espendituree for' administration, includinyhandling fution's fund, 114-15-Continued. 1

Expend- I ' Mures for I Expend- 1 n,1 itutions. .Income. ; ad minis- Institutions. Income. hums for tration. ladmints- 'a tmtion.

Ifni verqty of Nebraska -.191,362%039 1106,907 11 New I la rupshire College of Ag- \Villamette Unl yers ft y,Oregon .1$39.191 $5,540 Moravian Collegi.,Pennsy I van'in 33,402 ...... riculture and Mechanic Arts. 273,136 12,000 .Bryn Mawr College, Penhsyl- College of St. Elizabeth, New ylIBIEL. Jersey 46,675 260,682 21,653 . Beaver College, Pennsylvania. 21, r67 3,406 Casale Colloge. New Jersey:- 13,156 1,210Wilson College. PeigastIve.nin.. University of New Mexico 82,577 65,416 44,370 New York State College for ,600 LafayetteCollege, annsyl- Teachers - vans 130,464 5,070 110,103 5,700 Pennsylvania College 65, ow Alfred University. New Ywtk 36,307 6,724 6,760 Bt:Stephen's College, New 11,a.anvertisoadCollege, Pennsyl- York 169,sis 9,950 46,392 35,000 Franklln and Marshall College, Wells College. New York 140,774 10,213 , Pennsylvania 47,705 6,631 St. Lavrtence University, New Lincoln 'University (Wlored), York I 236,341 3,711 , Elmira College, New York Pennsylvania 35,951 1,462 104,543 Allegheny College,Pennsyl- Hobart College. New York 125,1190 15,0001 College of New Rochelle. New amnia 1n2 MI s,521 fra;inifaninFemale College, Penn York 'a 70,249 3.5,541 Barnard College. New York 202,423 1,000 Columbia University. New 15,211' Al,b.anrigihat College, Pennsyl- York vania 2,200 4;204,9374,407, 745 Westminster College, PermsS1- College df the Cit v of New York 522,106 17,1336 Hunter College of the City Of vaniat 4 69,011 Drexel Institute, Pennsylvania 95. 1.0. Neat York 560,124 \ New York University 51,390University of Pennsylvania.... 1,73s,na4 599,735 630,415 1,694 Susquehauma 1.'n Iverslt y,tron- Vassar College. New 'York 774,613 38,745 sylvania University of Rochester, New Is, 31.00 -4,000 York. Pennsylvania State College- 941,:054 50,502 139,996 22,939Swarthmore College, l'ennsyl- Union University fvew York.. 11 ,117 s,099 , Vatlift 2'7, 5019 17,602 University of North C14,Inti .. 1,658 9430 Washington and Jefferson Col- Davidsod College, No Caro- , lege, Pennsylvania 66,941 9,9110 lina 51,610 6,000 Waynesburg College, Pennsyl- Trinity College. North Carigina 116, 4211 12;494 ! yanks Elon College, ,orth ('are: ins 52,666 20,065 2, 250' Guilford College, North Card- College of Charleston, South ,Carolina 22,102 line 43,600 I, 511 ShawCali-entity 1,203University of South Carolina 142,27 30,200 (coloreds FurmanUniversity,South North Carolina 37,267 Carolina Weever College, North Carelna 49,447 Nem Academy end College Columbia College, South Caro North Carolina line a 113,367 Converse Cofiege, South Caro University of North Dakota 266,947 26,961 . lino..., 74, 567 5, 45.4 MunicipalCniversity of Akron, Wofford College, South Caro ; Ohio 65,633' 6,949 Ohio University Ana 419,250 13,380University of Month Dakota 1:91, Tr Baldsi-in-WallareCollege. Ohio 46,447 2,417 g ing College, Tenneewe :;7; 9721 BlufftoniColiege, 0Mlo 12, al Universityof Chattanooga, Cedarville College. Ohio .r,fOrt 1t13 Tennessee 'University of Cincinnati, Ohio.86j,985 49,917 5.500 44,714 'Pascal= College, Tennwee 64,011 4 ,. 825 Western Reserve University Knoxville College (colored), Ohio 436; 2741 Tennessee r 41,530 2,314 Capital University, Ohio 24, 6.3.; 2,200 St. Mary College, Ohlo.:. Milligan College, Tennessee...... 12,500 Tennessee College 52, Sie 12,179 Dellencettillege. Ohio... 41,66$ 2,600 George Pea y College for Ohio Wesleyan University 145,308 16,149 Kenyon College, Ohio Teachers, Tennessee 100,243 13,3261 .. 66,241 4,750FiskUniversity (colored), Marietta College. Ohio 42,929 7,000 .Tennessee 54,242 0,070 Muakinghiun College, 01110 50,016 5,613Vanderbilt Villa-et:illy, Ten Miami University, Ohio 324,734 9, 217 name 2/0,292 109,000. Oxford College for Women University of the South, Ten- Ohio 53,127 7,438 nessee Western College for Women, 131,736 9,830 Ohio University of Texas 602,609 31,373 112,384 8,850 Howard Payne College; Texas v2, oco Lake Erie College, Ohio 76,169 12,336 Rice Institute, Texas Rio- Grande College, Ohio 14, 200 529,000 27,036' 1.1190 Austin College, Texas 82,860t Otterbotn University, 69,196 '. $ 3,624Baylor University, 'Pexae 148,912 15,181. College of Wciaster, obis- 210.0134 10,045University of Utah Methodist Unliersity of Okla - 241,919 9,300 Middlebury College, Vermont 91r.-120, 925 10,966 Soma 14,315 3,215 }Snarl:flier College, Oklahoma St. Michael's College, Vermont 22, 450 17,266 611 Bridgewater College, Virginia.. 16,414 University of Oklahoma ,,231,147 35,936University of Virginia 444,315 33,241 Albany College Oregon 22, 225 3.409Roanoke Instlinta, Virginia Pacific University-, Oregon 31,602 4,662 ;Amory and Henry College, MoMirinville College, Oregon 27,247 7, ^ Virginia' Pacific Callege, Oregon 63,254 7,600 3,163 ,, 'Hampden-Sidney Callege, Viz - Reed College, Oregon. 122, 860 6, MO 11 girls 4 29,712 2,799 ... 4, RESOURCES AND STANDARDS OF COLLEQES. 79

TABLE.12.-olncorne and crpenTitures for administration, including handling of insti- tution's fund, 1941-15--Continued.

Expelnd- Expend- hums for Income.itures for Institutions. Income. Institutions. adminia- adminis- tration. tration.

86,042 Hollins College, Virginia 8107, 439 89,261 I Lawrence College, Wisconsin.. 8110,566 Washington and Lee Culver- Beloit College, Wisconsin 133, 293 15,118 .- city, Virginia 104,759 16. l'niversitv of Wisconsin 2,767,7131 121,518 Randolph-Macon Women's Col- Milton College, Wisconsin... r 20, 835 244 lege. Virginia 232, 901 9.73! Concordia College, Wisconsin. 23, 455 Richmond College, 9, Z57 Milwaukee - Downer College, Virginia Union University (col- Wisconsin 131,164 10,654 ored) 33,113 500 Mission-House, Wisconsin Oollege of William and Mary, '11 Campion Coilege Wisconsin 65, 770 Virginia 53,550 3.560 Ripon College, isconstn..... 60, 734 47,611 University of Washington 564,304 I 51,1; St. Clara Col leg* and Academy, Spokane College, \ Vashinglan 0,406 Wisconsin 35,134 Davis and Elkins Collegie7West Virginia 18,600 j 4,0('9.

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