Statistics of Universities, Colleges and Professional Schools, 1923-24. Bulletin, 1925
Statistics of Universities, Colleges and Professional Schools, 1923-24. Bulletin, 1925

Author: Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education (ED).

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Published: 1926

Total Pages: 163

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For the school year 1923-24 reports were received from 913 universities, colleges, and professional schools. Of this number 144 are under public control and 769 under private control; 150 are independent professional schools. There are 165 schools of theology, 124 schools of law, 80 schools of medicine, 43 schools of dentistry, 63 schools of pharmacy, 6 schools of osteopathy, and 12 schools of veterinary medicine. In 1922 reports were received from 780 universities, colleges, and professional schools. The addition of 133 reports of schools in 1924 is due in part to the efforts of field agents of the Bureau of Education, who secured many reports by personal visits. This bulletin provides statistical data on: professors and instructors, students, degrees, property, and receipts from reporting universities, colleges, and professional schools in the 1923-24 academic year. Comparative statistics are also provided. (Contains 31 tables.) [This bulletin represents Chapter XXII (p575-735) of "Biennial Survey of Education, 1922-1924." Best copy available has been provided.].

Statistics of Universities Colleges and Professional Schools, 1927-28. Bulletin, 1929
Statistics of Universities Colleges and Professional Schools, 1927-28. Bulletin, 1929

Author: Frank M. Phillips

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Published: 1930

Total Pages: 196

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This report contains statistics of 1,076 universities, colleges, and professional schools for the school year ending in June, 1928. Of this number, 226, are under public control and 850 are under private control. Included in these two groups are 176 schools of theology, 136 schools of law, 73 schools of medicine, 41 schools of dentistry, 66 schools of pharmacy, 8 schools of osteopathy, and 10 schools of veterinary medicine. Statistics of teachers colleges which are not a part of a university are not included in this report, but are included with other teacher training institutions in a separate report. In 1926, reports were received from 975 institutions. The organization of 95 new junior colleges during the biennium accounts for most of the increase in numbers over 1926. (Contains 31 tables.) [Advance sheets from the Biennial Survey of Education in the United States, 1926-1928. Best copy available has been provided.].

Statistics of Universities, Colleges and Professional Schools, 1925-26. Bulletin, 1927
Statistics of Universities, Colleges and Professional Schools, 1925-26. Bulletin, 1927

Author: Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education (ED).

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Published: 1928

Total Pages: 169

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This report contains statistics of 975 universities, colleges, junior colleges, and professional schools for the year 1925-26. The principal items included are institutions; faculty, students; degrees; property; receipts; and some comparisons with previous reports. Some highlights include the increase over 1924 of 33 junior colleges, and 11 institutions reporting for the first time; the number of professors and instructors stands at 62,224; total number of students enrolled in all the reporting institutions is 822,895; universities and colleges awarded 71,529 baccalaureate degrees; value of the institutions, including grounds, and the buildings and their contents, is reported as $2,224,307,421. Total receipts are reported as $379,774,664, including receipts for additions to endowments. (Contains 31 tables.) [Prepared in the Statistical Division, Frank M. Phillips, Chief. Best copy available has been provided.].