Annual Report 1911
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Respectfully submitted, Virginia C. Gildersleeve, Dean.
June 30, 1911.
TEACHERS COLLEGE REPORT OF THE DEAN FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, I9II To the President of the University, Sir: The total enrollment of matriculated students in the College during the academic year has been 1571 ; matriculated students in the Summer Session, 377 ; non-matriculated students and special classes, 1838; pupils of Horace Mann and Speyer Schools, 1320 — a grand total of 5106, Of the College enroll- ment 24...6 graduate students and 982 professional students were candidates for a diploma, and 354 were unclassified students.
In addition to this primary registration, 158 graduate students from the University Faculties, 6 from the Faculty of Fine Arts, 60 from Columbia College, and 178 from Barnard College elected courses in Teachers College. To this number might also be added 349 students enrolled in neighborhood classes given at Speyer School. The number of college graduates registered in Teachers College was 421, and 212 others had a partial college course.
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Respectfully submitted, Virginia C. Gildersleeve, Dean.
June 30, 1911.
TEACHERS COLLEGE REPORT OF THE DEAN FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, I9II To the President of the University, Sir: The total enrollment of matriculated students in the College during the academic year has been 1571 ; matriculated students in the Summer Session, 377 ; non-matriculated students and special classes, 1838; pupils of Horace Mann and Speyer Schools, 1320 — a grand total of 5106, Of the College enroll- ment 24...6 graduate students and 982 professional students were candidates for a diploma, and 354 were unclassified students.
In addition to this primary registration, 158 graduate students from the University Faculties, 6 from the Faculty of Fine Arts, 60 from Columbia College, and 178 from Barnard College elected courses in Teachers College. To this number might also be added 349 students enrolled in neighborhood classes given at Speyer School. The number of college graduates registered in Teachers College was 421, and 212 others had a partial college course.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Columbia University. Office of the President to read onlineMoreLess
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