Annual Report 1914
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The School of Medicine has a corresponding total of 61, includ- ing 20 each from the South Atlantic and North Central divi- sions and 13 from the Western. In the Schools of Mines, Engineering and Chemistry the total is 58. The number of students from foreign countries who attended these schools is 31. The registration in Fine Arts from the four divisions has increased from 33 to 38. Political Science, Philosophy and Pure Science have decreased in enrollment from the South Atlantic division from... 92 to 90. In the South Central the increase in these faculties is from 45 to 49 ; in the North Cen- tral from 162 to 193 ; in the Western from 39 to 49. The total attendance from these four divisions was 381, as against 338 last year. The number from foreign countries is 69, a decrease of II. In the School of Journalism 38 students came from States other than those of the North Atlantic division, includ- ing 9 from the South Atlantic and 23 from the North Central.
REPORT OF THE REGISTRAR 235 TABLE XII RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS IN THE CORPORATION 1899-I9I3 (EXCLUDING BARNARD COLLEGE, TEACHERS COLLEGE AND COLLEGE OF PHARMACY) (a) the UNITED STATES North Atlantic Div.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The School of Medicine has a corresponding total of 61, includ- ing 20 each from the South Atlantic and North Central divi- sions and 13 from the Western. In the Schools of Mines, Engineering and Chemistry the total is 58. The number of students from foreign countries who attended these schools is 31. The registration in Fine Arts from the four divisions has increased from 33 to 38. Political Science, Philosophy and Pure Science have decreased in enrollment from the South Atlantic division from... 92 to 90. In the South Central the increase in these faculties is from 45 to 49 ; in the North Cen- tral from 162 to 193 ; in the Western from 39 to 49. The total attendance from these four divisions was 381, as against 338 last year. The number from foreign countries is 69, a decrease of II. In the School of Journalism 38 students came from States other than those of the North Atlantic division, includ- ing 9 from the South Atlantic and 23 from the North Central.
REPORT OF THE REGISTRAR 235 TABLE XII RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS IN THE CORPORATION 1899-I9I3 (EXCLUDING BARNARD COLLEGE, TEACHERS COLLEGE AND COLLEGE OF PHARMACY) (a) the UNITED STATES North Atlantic Div.
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