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1880 Colleges – Overview, Faculty, and Students

College	City	State	Date of Charter	Date of Organization	Denomination	President	Number of preparatory instructors	Male students in preparatory department	Female students in preparatory department	Students preparing for classical course	Students preparing for scientific course	Unclassified students	Number of faculty	Number of resident professors and instructors	Number of nonresident professors and instructors	Number of endowed professorships	Whole number of students	Freshman males in classical course	Freshman females in classical course	Sophomore males in classical course	Sophomore females in classical course	Junior males in classical course	Junior females in classical course	Senior males in classical course	Senior females in classical course	Freshman males in scientific course	Freshman females in scientific course	Sophomore males in scientific course	Sophomore females in scientific course	Junior males in scientific course	Junior females in scientific course	Senior males in scientific course	Senior females in scientific course	Number of special or optional students	Number of graduate students	Number of fellowships	Number of scholarships	Number of years in collegiate course	Number of weeks in scholastic year	Notes
Southern University	Greeensboro'	Alabama	1856	1859	Methodist Episcopal South	Rev. J. Lewis, D.D. chancellor	1	22	0				4				62																					5	40
Howard College	Marion	Alabama	1843	1842	Baptist	James T. Murfee, LL.D.	1	10	0	10	0		5	5	0	1	104																		6	0	0	4	40
Spring Hill College	Near Mobile	Alabama	1836	1830	Catholic	Rev. D. Beaudequin, S.J.							28				111																					6	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Number of faculty and whole number of students are the total for all departments.
University of Alabama	Tuscaloosa	Alabama	1820	1831	State	Barwell B. Lewis, LL.D.	0	0	0	0			12	12	2	0	140												0							0	0	4	40
Cane Hill College	Boonboro'	Arkansas	1852	1852	Cumberland Presbyterian	Rev. F.R. Earle, A.M.							3				16																					4	40	The 107 male and female preparatory students are reported together .
Arkansas Industrial University	Fayetteville	Arkansas	1871	1871	State	Gen. D.H. Hill	5	200	101				15	15	0	0	150	67	21	26	0	13	1	7	3	5	0	2	0	3		0		2	0	0	0	4	42	Whole number of students in college classes proper.
Judson University	Judsonia	Arkansas	1871	1875	Baptist	Richard S. James, D.D.	2	40	45				6	5	1		17	3	4	3	1	3	2	1	1													4	36
St. John's College of Arkansas	Little Rock	Arkansas	1850	1859	Nonsectarian	Rev. Leo Baier, A.M.	2	15	20	22			8	8	0	0	108	16	12	7	10	5	7	6	2									43	0	0	0	5	40
College of St. Augustine	Benicia	California	1868	1867	Protestant Episcopal	Rt. Rev. J.H.D. Wingfield, D.D.							5	5			50	2		4		3		4		8		7		9		13						4	40
University of California	Berkeley	California	1868	1869	State	John LeConte, A.M., M.D., LL.D.	0	0	0	0	0	0	36	33	5	0	145																	48		0	0	4	40	Male and female classical students reported together: freshman (40), sophomore (30), junior (20), senior (7); Scientific students recorded with land grant report.
Pierce Christian College	College City	California	1874	1874	Christian	J.C. Keith, A.B.	1	7	6	7	6		6	5	1	0	77	9	5	1		0	0	3	1	20	16	8	5	1	0			1	7	0	0	4	32	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
St. Vincent's College	Los Angeles	California	1869	1867	Catholic	Rev. M.V. Richardson, C.M.	6	63																																The 6 instructors and 63 male students reported in the preparatory department are the total students for all departments.
University of Southern California	Los Angeles	California		1880
St. Ignatius College	San Francisco (corner Grove street and Van Ness avenue)	California	1859	1855	Catholic	Rev. R.E. Kenna, S.J.	9	651					12																											The 651 male students reported in the preparatory department are the total students for all departments.
St. Mary's College	San Francisco	California	1872	1863	Catholic	Brother Bettelin							20	10	3	0	120	12		10		6		10		26		29		7		12		2	6			4	43	The preparatory department of St. Mary's college is now a distinct institution, St. Joseph's Academy, Oakland.
Santa Clara College	Santa Clara	California	1855	1851	Catholic	Rev. John Pinasco, S.J.	3	186	0				10	19	3	0	25																			0	0	4	44
University of the Pacific	Santa Clara	California	1852	1852	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. C.C. Stratton, A.M., D.D.		66	33	16	83		13	13			75	5	0	5	3	4	1	5	0	12	15	6	2	0	0	1	5	11				4	41
Pacific Methodist College	Santa Rosa	California	1862	1861	Methodist Episcopal South	Rev. W.A. Finley, A.M., D.D.	1						5				73													1			1	20				34	40	The 59 male and female preparatory students are reported together.; Male and female classical course students are reported together: freshman (22), sophomore (18), junior (6), senior (5)
California College	Vacaville	California	1870	1869	Baptist	Rev. Uriah Gregory, D.D.		11	11	22			6	8		2	59	2	4	3	4	2	3	3	2	2	2		5					26						Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Washington College	Washington Corners	California	1871	1871	Nonsectarian	S.S. Harmon, A.M., principal		10	6				10				77	14	5	15	11	2	15	2	3									10		0		4	40	Number of faculty - total for all departments.
Hesperian College	Woodland	California	1869	1861	Christian	A.M. Elston, A.M.	1						6	6			99																	71				4	36	The 96 male and female preparatory students reported together and from 1879; whole number of students from 1879.
University of Colorado	Boulder	Colorado	1875	1877	State	Joseph A. Sewell, M.D., LL.D.	1	37	27				5	5	0	0	16	4	4	8									0						0	0	0	4	39	Classical and scientific students are reported together.
Colorado College	Colorado Springs	Colorado	1874	1874	Nonsectarian	Rev. E.P. Tenney	1	13	3	16	0		8	5	3	0	39	3	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	34	0	0	5	4	36	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
University of Denver	Denver	Colorado	1880	1880	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. David H. Moore, A.M., D.D., chancellor	2						12	7	5	0	2	1																				4	40	The 159 male and female preparatory students are reported together
Trinity College	Hartford	Connecticut	1824	1826	Protestant Episcopal	Rev. T.R. Pynchon, D.D., LL.D.							8	8	4	3	101	22		35		18				2		0		1				23			48	4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Wesleyan University	Middletown	Connecticut	1831	1831	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. John Wesley Beach, D.D.								19	1		163	46	6	40	1	30	1	29	1				0					5	4			4	38
Yale College	New Haven	Connecticut	1701	1701	Nonsectarian	Rev. Noah Porter, D.D., LL.D.							41			12	687	178		172		132		130					0					46	19	3	24	4	37	Faculty - for the department of philosophy and the arts; scientific students not included and reported with land grant colleges.
Delaware College	Newark	Delaware	1867	1870	State	William H. Purnell, A.M., LL.D.							5				59																		7		30	4	41
University of Georgia	Athens	Georgia	1785	1801	State	Rev. P.H. Mell, D.D., LL.D., chancellor							9	9		9	83																		2			4		Scientific students recorded with land grant report.
Atlanta University	Atlanta	Georgia	1867	1869	Nonsectarian	Edmund A. Ware, A.M.		20	2				12				26																				1	4	36	Total faculty is total for all departments.
Bowdon College	Bowdon	Georgia	1857	1857	Nonsectarian	J.W. Beck	2	38	24	30	5		4	4		0	78	14	10	20	13	7	3	2	1									8				4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Gainesville College	Gainesville	Georgia	1873	1873	Nonsectarian		3	50	50																															Instructors and students reported in preparatory departments are for all departments
Mercer University	Macon	Georgia	1837	1838	Baptist	Rev. A.J. Battle, D.D.							6	6			96	9		24		34		28					0					1				4	38
Pio Nono College	Macon	Georgia	1876	1874	Catholic	Rt. Rev. Wm. H. Gross, D.D.	2	10		10			4	6			45	26		7		5		7														4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; classical and scientific students are reported together.
Emory College	Oxford	Georgia	1836	1837	Methodist Episcopal South	Rev. Atticus G. Haygood, D.D.	3	30					8				141	40		43		24		27					0					7				4	40
Abingdon College	Abingdon	Illinois	1855	1863	Christian	Francis M. Bruner, A.M.		13						5			51							1										50	0	0	0	4	40
Hedding College	Abingdon	Illinois	1875	1855	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. George W. Peck, A.M.		84	48				9	9			60	17	17	1	1	10	6	6	2													4	36	Classical and scientific student are reported together.
Illinois Wesleyan University	Bloomington	Illinois	1850	1850	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. W.H.H. Adams, D.D.		170	86				8	8	2	0	84																		0	0	0	4	39
St. Viateur's College	Bourbonnais Grove	Illinois	1874	1865	Catholic	Rev. P. Beaudoin, P.S.V., R.D.	8	60		35	25		4	4	3	4	93																					7	45
Blackburn University	Carlinville	Illinois	1857	1859	Presbyterian	Rev. E.L. Hurd, D.D.	4	90	50	14	44		7	7		4	69	5		2		3		1	1	18	13	8	6	1	6	3	2					4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Carthage College	Carthage	Illinois	1870	1870	Lutheran	Rev. D.L. Tressler, Ph.D.	8					51	6	8	0		83							6	6													4	36	The 82 male and female preparatory students reported together
St. Ignatius College	Chicago (413 W. 12th st.)	Illinois	1870	1868	Catholic	Rev. Thomas O'Neil, S.J.	7	176		80	96		7	7	0	0	38	8		6		2		0		10		4		6		2			0	0	0	4	40
University of Chicago	Chicago	Illinois	1859	1859	Baptist	Rev. Galusha Anderson, D.D.	1					25	11				74																	17			55	4	40	This institution is commonly called The Old University of Chicago, it closed in 1886; The 62 male and female preparatory students in classical and in scientific course reported together; Male and female classical course students are reported together: freshmen (15), sophomore (13), junior (11), senior (18).
Eureka College	Eureka	Illinois	1855	1853	Christian	H.W. Everest, A.M.		78	14				6	6	0	0	102	9		10		7		3		7		15		1		1		49	0	0	0	4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Northwestern University	Evanston	Illinois	1851	1855	Methodist Episcopal	Oliver Marcy, LL.D.(acting)	7	102	89	57	118		10	10			183	13	2	16	6	19	4	15	5	16	18	10	5	10	1	5	5	33				4	38	Classical and scientific student info includes students in other collegiate courses.
Ewing College	Ewing	Illinois	1874	1867	Baptist	Rev. William Shelton, D.D.	3						6	5	1	0	32																					34	39	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Male and female students in collegiate and scientific courses reported together.
Knox College	Galesburg	Illinois	1837	1841	Nonsectarian	Newton Bateman, A.M., LL.D.							7	7	0	0	105	13		14	4	8	2	8		16	7	9	9	5	2	3	3	2	0	0	0	4	39
Lombard University	Galesburg	Illinois	1851	1852	Universalist	Rev. Nehemiah White, Ph.D.		20	16		7		6	6			22	1	2	2		1	1	3		3	1	3	1	1		1	2					4	40
Irvington College	Irvington	Illinois	1863	1865	Presbyterian and Congregational	Rev. Edgar W. Clarke, A.M.	2	22	26	7	9		6	6	0	0																			0	0	0		40	Male and female students reported in the preparatory department are the total students for all departments
Illinois College	Jacksonville	Illinois	1835	1830	Nonsectarian	Rufus C. Crampton, A.M. (acting)							9	9	0	3	78	5		5		8		11		22		13		7		7			0	0	10	4	38
Lake Forest University	Lake Forest	Illinois	1856	1876	Presbyterian	Rev. Daniel S. Gregory, D.D.	5	93		60	10		9	8	1		75	15	2	10	2	6	3	3	2	12	5	3	1		6				5		3	4	38
McKendree College	Lebanon	Illinois	1834	1828	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. Daniel W. Phillips, A.M.	1	50	27	19	58		8	8			128																		0	0	0	4	40	There were 49 students in elocution and phonetics and 39 in music.
Lincoln University	Lincoln	Illinois	1865	1866	Cumberland Presbyterian	Rev. A.J. McGlumphy, D.D., LL.D.	11	190	50	71	53		11	11		10	199	50	16	60	13	30	10	16	4													6	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Monmouth College	Monmouth	Illinois	1857	1856	United Presbyterian	Rev. J.B. McMichael, D.D.	3	50	39	22	21		8	3			152	21	6	13	3	12	2	22	2	4	11			2	5	2	6	41				4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Mount Morris College	Mount Morris	Illinois	1840	1840	German Baptist	J.W. Stein	8	126	79	10	45																													Instructors, male and female students in preparatory department are total for all departments
Northwestern College	Naperville	Illinois	1865	1861	Evangelical Association	Rev. A.A. Smith, A.M.	5	117	30	6	22		6	6			73	1		3		2		2		1	2	3	1	5		3	2	48				4	39
Chaddock College	Quincy	Illinois	1878	1853	Methodist Episcopal	John T. Long, LL.D.							8				156																					4	39	Total faculty and whole number of students are total for all departments.
Augustana College	Rock Island	Illinois	1865	1863	Evangelical Lutheran	Rev. T.N. Hasselquist, D.D.	2	46	0	46				6	0		63	23	0	18	0	14	0	5		3												4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
St. Joseph's College	Teutopolis	Illinois		1861	Catholic	Very Rev. P. Mauritius Klosterman, O.S.F., rector		65		10	17		6	6			28	8		8		6		6														5	42
Shurtleff College	Upper Alton	Illinois	1835	1827	Baptist	Rev. A.A. Kendrick, D.D.	2	48	13	25	22		5	5	0	7	48	16	0	3	3	5	5	5	2									9			15	4	39	Six of the 7 endowed faculty are partial.
Illinois Industrial University	Urbana	Illinois	1867	1868	State	Selim H. Peabody, Ph.D., regent																							0							0	0	4	36	Faculty and student information recorded with land grant report.
Westfield College	Westfield	Illinois	1865	1865	United Brethren	Rev. Samuel B. Allen, D.D.	1	54	28	7	20		5	7	0	0	33	4		3	1	2		2		5	6	1	2	2		1		4				4	40
Wheaton College	Wheaton	Illinois	1861	1855	Nonsectarian	Rev. Jonathan Blanchard	2						14				52																	20				4	39	The 115 male and female preparatory students reported together.
Indiana University	Bloomington	Indiana	1828	1838	State	Rev. Lemuel Moss, D.D.	3	104	68	163			10				183	52	17	38	12	28	5	23	7				0						1			4	40
Wabash College	Crawfordsville	Indiana	1834	1833	Presbyterian	Rev. Joseph F. Tuttle, D.D.	3	84	0	34	31		11	11			96	12	0	20	0	21	0	15	0	7	0	5	0	4	0	6	0	6				4	39	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Concordia College	Fort Wayne	Indiana	1850	1848	Evangelical Lutheran	F. Zucker							7	7			236																					6	41	Total faculty and whole number of students are total for all departments.
Fort Wayne College	Fort Wayne	Indiana	1847	1848	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. W.F. Yocum, A.M.	6	200	100	25	275																													Instructors, male and female students in preparatory department are total for all departments
Franklin College	Franklin	Indiana	1844	1836	Baptist	Rev. W.T. Stott, D.D.		50	20	36	17		6	6			36	4	1	5	1	2		4		4								14				4	37
Indiana Asbury University	Greencastle	Indiana	1837	1837	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. Alexander Martin, D.D., LL.D.							12				212																	57				4	40	The 144 male and female preparatory students are reported together; Male and female students in classical course are reported together: freshman (44), sophomore (50), junior (37), senior (24).
Hanover College	Hanover	Indiana	1833	1827	Presbyterian	Rev. D.W. Fisher, D.D.	2	45		40	5		9	8	1	5	59	13		3		13		7		4		4		8		5		2				4	38
Hartsville University	Hartsville	Indiana	1851	1852	United Brethren	Rev. C.H. Kiracofe, A.M.	2	52	31	8	75		4	4		1	31	1				2		1	1	11	2	6		4		3						4	39
Butler University	Irvington	Indiana	1850	1855	Christian	Otis A. Burgess, A.M., LL.D.	4	66	34	26	74		12	10	2	6	78	8	1	6	1	10	1	5	4	5	5	2	2	3	1	1	2	13	8			4	40	Preparatory students preparing for scientific course include those preparing for philosophical course; Male students in classical department includes students in other courses.
Union Christian College	Merom	Indiana	1859	1860	Christian	Rev. Thomas C. Smith, A.M.	3	25	12				8	7	1		40	2				1		2	1	3	1	2	1	4				24				46	37
Moore's Hill College	Moore's Hill	Indiana	1856	1856	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. J.P.D. John, A.M.	1	42	23				6	6			48	2		3		1		1		8	13	6	8			3	2		1			4	40
Earlham College	Richmond	Indiana	1859	1847	Friends	Joseph Moore, A.M.	5	77	67	40	39		6	6	0	0	41	6	9	2	1	0	3	1	2	3	2	2	3	1	0	1	0	5				4	39
Ridgeville College	Ridgeville	Indiana	1867	1867	Free Will Baptist	Rev. Samuel D. Bates, A.M.		73	49	8	71		5	4	1	1	44	3	1	1	1	1	1	3	0	7	6	0	1	1	0	4	0	13	1		50	4	36
St. Meinrad's College	St. Meinrad	Indiana		1857	Catholic	Rt. Rev. Abbot Fintan Mundwiler	3	10		4	6		9	9			65	12		6		18		10		13									6			7	42
Amity College	College Springs	Iowa	1853	1857	Nonsectarian	Rev. S.C. Marshall, A.M.	3	110	94				4	4			12													6	2	2	2					4	39	The 204 preparatory students preparing for classical and scientific course reported together.
Griswold College	Davenport	Iowa	1859	1859	Protestant Episcopal	Rt. Rev. William Stevens Perry	2	58		25	33		7	6	1	3	13	4		1				1						2		2		3		0	0	4	36
Norwegian Luther College	Decorah	Iowa	1866	1861	Lutheran	Rev. Laur. Larsen		85		73	12		8	8	0	0	88	26	0	20	0	14	0	20	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	8	0	0	0	6	43	Preparatory students enrolled in scientific course are studying for normal course.
University of Des Moines	Des Moines	Iowa	1865	1866	Baptist	Rev. J.A. Nash, D.D.	1	30	36	14			4	4	1		13					2	2	1								1	1	6			1	4	36
St. Joseph's College	Dubuque	Iowa		1873	Catholic	Very Rev. P.J. McGrath	5	40		20	10		6	6			117																					5	42
Parsons College	Fairfield	Iowa	1875	1875	Presbyterian	Rev. T.D. Ewing, D.D.	2			7	19	29	6	8	2	0	57			1	0							1	0		1			10	0	0	0	4	38	The 32 male and female preparatory students reported together; Male and female students in classical course are reported together and those in scientific reported together: classical freshman (12), junior (5), senior (7), scientific freshman (11), senior (9).
Upper Iowa University	Fayette	Iowa	1857	1857	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. John W. Bissell, D.D.	3	80	73	22	33		4	4	0	1	47	5	2	3	2	3	1	4	2	5	3	5	3	1		2	1	5				4	37
Iowa College	Grinnell	Iowa	1847	1848	Congregational	Rev. George F. Magoun, D.D.	3	92	55	17	9		10	16	1	7	82	16	4	15	6	4	1	7	1	8	1	4	1	1		1		11	1		11	4	38	Three of the 7 endowed faculty are partial.
Simpson Centenary College	Indianola	Iowa	1867	1868	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. Edward L. Parks, A.M., B.D.		37	26	17	46		8	8			53	5	5	4	3		3	2	1			4	7	5	3	4	3	4				4	37
University of Iowa	Iowa City	Iowa	1847	1855	State	Justin L. Pickard, LL.D.	0	0	0	0	0		17	17	0	0	218	30	10	33	10	23	9	22	7	18	7	9	0	9	1	3	0	27	0	0	0	4	38
German College	Mount Pleasant	Iowa	1873	1873	German Methodist Episcopal	Rev. William Balcke, A.M. (acting)		24	4				11	11			23	2		1		2				6		2						10				4	39	Faculty includes 8 from the Iowa Wesleyan University, who instruct in English branches
Iowa Wesleyan University	Mount Pleasant	Iowa	1855	1852	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. W.J. Spaulding, Ph.D.		39	13	4	48		11				99	5	1	5	4	4	1	2	3	25	6	16	5	2	3	2	1	14				4	38
Cornell College	Mount Vernon	Iowa	1857	1853	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. William F. King, D.D.	11	174	89	139	124		9	9	0	3	91	15	1	3	1	2	1	3	0	9	19	8	3	6	1	2	1	9	7	0	186	4	37	Special students - students in civil engineering
Oskaloosa College	Oskaloosa	Iowa	1857	1861	Christian	George T. Carpenter, A.M.						66	7	7		1	26	7	6	3	1	2	5	1	1													4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; The 30 male and female preparatory students are reported together.
Penn College	Oskaloosa	Iowa	1873	1873	Friends	Benjamin Trueblood, A.M.	1						5	5			34																					4	37	The 107 male and female preparatory students are reported together.
Central University of Iowa	Pella	Iowa	1853	1854	Baptist	Rev. Lewis A. Dunn, D.D.	2	54	45	40	15		7	7			50	8	6	6	2	4	3	2	1	3	4	2	3	3	2	1						4	42
Whittier College and Normal Institute	Salem	Iowa	1867	1867	Friends	J.W. Coltrane, A.B.							7	5	2		140																				8	4	44	Total faculty and whole number of students are total for all departments.
Tabor College	Tabor	Iowa	1866	1866	Congregational	Rev. William M. Brooks, A.M.	4	53	26	20	8		8	8	0		92	5	0	4	2	1	2	2	0	14	26	5	8	2	3	1	0	17		0	0	4	38
Western College	Western	Iowa	1856	1857	United Brethren	Rev. Ezekiel B. Kephart, A.M.	6	101	63	4	9		5	5			41	8	7	6	4	7	4	3	2												43	4	39	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
St. Benedict's College	Atchison	Kansas	1868	1859	Catholic	Rt. Rev. Innocent Wolf, D.D., O.S.B.	2	65		21	44		7	7	0	0	25	6		5		2				5		4		3					0	0	0	4	42	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Baker University	Baldwin City	Kansas	1858	1858	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. W.H. Sweet, A.M.		39	19				4	4	0	0	19	3	3	4	3	2	0		0	2	2	0	0	0	0		0					4	40
Highland University	Highland	Kansas	1858	1856	Presbyterian	Rev. Robert Cruikshank, D.D.	1	31	22				3	3	0		12	3	2			2	1	3	1													4	39
University of Kansas	Lawrence	Kansas	1863	1866	State	Rev. James Marvin, D.D.	3	144	107				16	15	1	0	114	29	20	13	10	13	10	6	4				0					7	2	0	0	4	40	Students in classical course includes students in other collegiate courses.
Lane University	Lecompton	Kansas	1862	1862	United Brethren	N.B. Bartlett, A.M.		36	34				2				18									4	4	2	1	1	1	5						4	39
Ottawa University	Ottawa	Kansas	1860	1865	Baptist	Rev. P.J. Williams, D.D.	2						4	4			95																						40
St. Mary's College	St. Mary's	Kansas	1869	1869	Catholic	Rev. A.G. van der Eerden		166		45			16	16			17	7	7			7		3														6	40
Washburn College	Topeka	Kansas	1865	1865	Congregational	Rev. Peter McVicar, M.A., D.D.	5	74	35	27	12		7	7	0		23	4	1	4	1	2	1			6	3		1									4	36
St. Joseph's College	Bardstown	Kentucky	1824	1819	Catholic	Rev. C.J. O'Connell							17				84																						40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Total faculty and whole number of students are total for all departments..
Berea College	Berea	Kentucky	1865	1858	Congregational	Rev. E.H. Fairchild, D.D.	9	186	149	7	45		4	4	0		34	3				2		4		6	6	3	3	1	5	1						4	37	Male and female preparatory students include normal students; Students in preparatory classical and scientific courses for the year 1879; Endowed faculty - present endowment, $80,000.
Cecilian College	Cecilian	Kentucky	1867	1860	Catholic	H.A. Cecil		65	0	20	15		10	10	0	0	6																			0	0	4	40
Centre College	Danville	Kentucky	1819	1822	Presbyterian	Ormond Beatty, LL.D.	2	84	0	65			6	6	0	1	96	28		16		20		15		5		3		6		3			0	0	20	4	40
Eminence College	Eminence	Kentucky	1856	1857	Christian	W.S. Giltner	1	21	20	14	27		10	10	0	0	83	2	5	7	3	4	10	4	1	5	14	3	7	5	2	1	7		3	0	0	4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Kentucky Military Institute	Farmdale	Kentucky	1845	1845	Nonsectarian	Col. Robert D. Allen, M.D., C.E., superintendent	1	10			10		7	7		0	91	3						1		26				16		12		33					40	Special students include commercial students.
Georgetown College	Georgetown	Kentucky	1829	1831	Baptist	Rev. R.M. Dudley, D.D.	2	22		10	12		6	6			97												0						3			46	45
Kentucky University	Lexington	Kentucky	1858	1859	Christian	Charles Louis Loos	1	23	0	20	3		3	3	0	1	66												0						0	0	0	5	49
Kentucky Wesleyan College	Millersburg	Kentucky	1860	1866	Methodist	D.W. Batson, A.M.							4	4			79																					4	38
Murray Male and Female Institute and West Kentucky Normal School	Murray	Kentucky	1870	1871	Nonsectarian	Dean Babbitt							7	7			185																					3	40	Total faculty and whole number of students are for all departments.
Concord College	New Liberty	Kentucky	1868	1868	Baptist	James Rice	1	15	17		15		4	3	1		97	4	2							21	11	8	8	2	3			37	1			4
Kentucky Classical and Business College	North Middletown	Kentucky	1878	1877	Christian	E.V. Zollars, A.M.	2	18	34				17	9	8	0	104	25			51	3	10		6									3	6	0	0	4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Freshmen and sophomore students in classical course.
Central University	Richmond	Kentucky		1874	Presbyterian	Rev. R.L. Breck, D.D.	1	20					5	5		1	40																		0	0	0	4	40
Bethel College	Russellville	Kentucky	1856	1856	Baptist	Leslie Waggener, LL.D.							7				105																					4	40	These statistics are for the year 1879; Total faculty and whole number of students are for all departments.
St. Mary's College	St. Mary's	Kentucky	1837	1821	Catholic	Rev. David Fennessy, C.B.	2	8					10	10			57																					5	42
Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College	Baton Rouge	Louisiana	1853	1860	State	William Preston Johnston							13																0										40
Jefferson College (St. Mary's)	Convent P.O., Sy. James Parish	Louisiana	1861	1864	Catholic	Very Rev. J.B. Bigot, S.M.	15	100									3																		3			6	40
St. Charles College	Grand Coteau	Louisiana	1852	1837	Catholic	Rev. Robert Ollivier, S.J.	1	12		4	8		3	3			15	3		3						9									0	0	0	5	44	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Centenary College of Louisiana	Jackson	Louisiana	1825	1825	Methodist Episcopal South	Rev. C.G. Andrews, A.M., D.D.	2	64		33	31		4				35	16		10		4		0		5			0									4	40
Leland University	New Orleans	Louisiana	1870	1874	Baptist	Rev. Seth J. Axtell, jr.	5	93	55																															Instructors, male and female students in preparatory department are totals for all departments
New Orleans University	New Orleans	Louisiana	1873		Methodist Episcopal	Isaac N. Failor, A.M.	1	32	37	34	24		4	1	3	0	23	4		3				3		3	3	2	4				1					4	34	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Straight University	New Orleans	Louisiana	1869	1870	Congregational	Rev. W.S. Alexander, D.D.				12			7	7	0	0	16																		0	0	2	4	34	The twelve male and female preparatory students are reported together.
University of Louisiana	New Orleans	Louisiana	1847	1878	Nonsectarian	Hon. Randell Hunt, LL.D.	6	180		57	32		6	7		0																						4		Tulane University
Bowdoin College	Brunswick	Maine	1794	1802	Congregational	Joshua L. Chamberlain, LL.D.							25				149	39		30		48		31					0					1			45	4	38	The 25 faculty listed are for all departments
Bates College	Lewiston	Maine	1863	1863	Free Will Baptist	Rev. Oren B. Cheney, D.D.	4	50	20					7		3	133	35	7	30	6	26	2	25	2									0	0	0	21	4	38
Colby University	Waterville	Maine	1820	1818	Baptist	Rev. Henry E. Robins, D.D.							8	8	0	2	149												0								69	4	39	Male and female students in classical course are reported together: freshman (35), sophomore (40), junior (38), senior (36)
St. John's College	Annapolis	Maryland	1784	1789	Nonsectarian	William H. Hopkins, A.M., acting vice president	2	35					9	10			64	17		13		17		8		1				1				6	1	0	26	4	41
Baltimore City College	Baltimore	Maryland		1839	Nonsectarian	William Elliott, jr.							13				524	265		138		86		20										15				5	44	Special students are fifth year students in the classical course
Johns Hopkins University	Baltimore	Maryland	1867	1876	Nonsectarian	Daniel C. Gilman, A.M., LL/D.	0	0	0	0	0		33	31	2		159												0						59	20			38
Loyola College	Baltimore	Maryland	1853	1852	Catholic	Rev. Edward A. McGurk, S.J.		30		30			14				70																		0	0	0	4	44
Washington College	Chestertown	Maryland	1782	1782	Nonsectarian	William J. Rivers, A.M.							3	3			40	14		9		7		4										6				4	40
Rock Hill College	Ellicott City	Maryland	1865	1857	Catholic	Rev. Brother Azarias	9	83					10	9	1		45	25		15		3								1		1						4	40
St. Charles's College	Ellicott City	Maryland	1831	1848	Catholic	Rev. Peter Paul Denis, S.S.,A.M.	4	70		70			13	13	0	0	115	40		20		29		26														4	40	Scientific students are reported with classical.
Frederick College	Frederick	Maryland	1829	1763	Nonsectarian	Thomas A. Gatch, A.M.						36	3	3	0	0	51																		0	0	0		40	Unclassified students are in elementary studies; Number of years in collegiate course - not prescribed.
Western Maryland College	Westminster	Maryland	1868	1867	Methodist Protestant	Rev. James Thomas Ward, D.D.	2	25	11	26	10		10	5	5	0	78	20	13	18		6	10	6	5												38	34	42	Number of scholarships: 26 are provided by the State, and are for free board, tuition, and books.
Amherst College	Amherst	Massachusetts	1825	1821	Congregational	Rev. Julius H. Seelye, D.D., LL.D.	0	0	0	0	0	0	25	22	3	9	339	79		104		69		74		3		3				5			2	0		4	37
Boston College	Boston (701 Harrison Avenue)	Massachusetts	1863	1864	Catholic	Rev. Jeremiah O. Connor, S.J.	3	60	0				14	12	2	0	186	102	0	30	0	30	0	22	0		0	0	0	0	0		0	0	2	0	25	4	41	Male senior students in classical course include students in scientific course.
Boston University, College of Liberal Arts	Boston	Massachusetts	1869	1873	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. Wm. F. Warren, S.T.D., LL.D.	0	0	0	0	0	0	18				107	8	8	11	12	12	9	19	5									4	19			4	38
Harvard College	Cambridge	Massachusetts	1650	1638	Nonsectarian	Charles W. Eliot, LL.D.							56			14	886	243		204		186		195										49	2	7	117	4	39	Whole number of students include holders of fellowships; Scientific students noted with schools of science not endowed with federal land grant; Special students - includes unmatriculated students and candidates for higher degrees.
Tufts University	College Hill	Massachusetts	1852	1855	Universalist	Rev. Elmer H. Capen, D.D.							12	11	1		63	17		13		12		16											5	0	27	4	39
Williams College	Williamstown	Massachusetts	1793	1792	Congregational	Hon. Paul A. Chadbourne, D.D., LL.D.							12	12			227	72		57		45		53													32	4	38	The aggregate amount of scholarship funds is $120,000; the portion not represented by the 32 scholarships given here is not divided into separate scholarships.
College of the Holy Cross	Worcester	Massachusetts	1865	1843	Catholic	Rev. Edward D. Boone, S.J.		50					19				91												0									4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; The 19 faculty listed are both resident and nonresident
Adrian College	Adrian	Michigan	1859	1859	Methodist Protestant	Rev. G.B. McElroy, D.D., Ph.D.	2	30	17				11	11	0		61	16	3	5		3		6	1									27				4	39	Endowed faculty - endowment of about $85,000; Students in classical course include students in other collegiate courses.
Albion College	Albion	Michigan	1860	1860	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. L.R. Fiske, D.D., LL.D.		73	49	33	21		11	11	0		140	6	8	4	6	4	1	10	9	3	0	2	1	3	1	1		81				4	37	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Special students - students in school of art and in teachers' department.
University of Michigan	Ann Arbor	Michigan	1836	1841	State	James Angell, LL.D.							33	33			521												0						10			3	40
Battle Creek College	Battle Creek	Michigan	1874	1874	Seventh Day Adventist	Sidney Brownsberger, A.M. (acting)	5	297	192	8	11		14	14	0		15							1		5	4			3	2					0	0	4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Male and female preparatory students include those in biblical and teachers' courses
Grand Traverse College	Benzonia	Michigan	1862	1863	Congregational	L.D. Maltby							2				40
Hillsdale College	Hillsdale	Michigan	1855	1855	Free Willi Baptist	Rev. DeWitt Clinton Durgin, D.D.	8	40	13	28	25	93	19	17	2	4	96	1	2	7	1	3	1	4	2	14	15	10	8	6	6	11	2		2			4	38
Hope College	Holland	Michigan	1866	1851	Reformed Dutch	Rev. Charles Scott, D.D.							6	5	1	0	45																		0	0	0	4	40	The 75 male and female preparatory students are reported together.
Kalamazoo College	Kalamazoo	Michigan	1855	1855	Baptist	Rev. Kendall Brooks, D.D.	2	57	35	41	51		5	5	0	1	44	11	2	6	0	3	1	5	0	2	5	0	1	0	1	0	4	3	0	0	30	4	38
Olivet College	Olivet	Michigan	1859	1858	Congregational and Presbyterian	Rev. H.Q. Butterfield, D.D.	5	50	22	50		78	15	14	1	3	149	6		6	1	9	2	4		16	24	5	13	1	6		5	51		0	0	4	40	Unclassified students are enrollment in normal course; Female students in scientific course - include students in other collegiate courses.
St. John's College	Collegeville	Minnesota	1857	1857	Catholic	Rt. Rev. Alexius Edelbrock							20	20			76																					5	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Augsburg Seminary (Greek department)	Minneapolis	Minnesota		1874	Lutheran	Prof. Georg Sverdrup		25		25			6	6			48	18		16		7		7														4	30
Hamline University	Minneapolis	Minnesota	1854	1855	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. D.C. John, D.D.							8				5																					4		After several years' suspension reopened in 1880; The 55 male and female preparatory students are reported together.
Macalester College	Minneapolis	Minnesota	1853	1874	Presbyterian	Rev. Rockwood Macquesten, A.M.																																	36	Suspended for several years; Baldwin school, the preparatory department, was reopened September, 1880.
University of Minnesota	Minneapolis	Minnesota	1868	1867	State	William W. Folwell, L.D.		78	30	30	78	41	17	15	2	0	159	9	3	15	4	9	0	4	2	28	22	24	15	4	7	9	4			0	0	4	38	Unclassified students are special students.
Carleton College	Northfield	Minnesota	1866	1867	Congregational	Rev. James W. Strong, D.D.	1	54	46	35	26	142	11	11	0		63	7	3	7	2	10	2	9	4	3	1	8	1	1	0	1	2	0	2	0	0	4	38	Unclassified students : 112 students in English department and 30 in music
Mississippi College	Clinton	Mississippi	1850	1851	Baptist	Rev. W.S. Webb, D.D.	2	160		78	40		7	7	0	0	75																		2	0	0		40	Number of years in the collegiate course not prescribed.
Shaw University	Holly Springs	Mississippi	1870	1868	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. W.W. Hooper, A.M.		155	48	101	50		5	5		0	20	4				4	1			2		2		1				4	2			4	36
University of Mississippi	Oxford	Mississippi	1848	1848	State	Alexander P. Stewart, chancellor	4	202						8	0		184	33		26		18		5		70		16		14		2						4	39
Alcorn University	Rodney	Mississippi	1871	1872	State	Rev. Hiram R. Revels, D.D.	3	118		43	75		6				5					5																4	39
St. Vincent's College	Cape Girardeau	Missouri	1843	1844	Catholic	Rev. J.W. Hickey, C.M.							11	1		0	73																					5	41	Unclassified students are special students.
University of the State of Missouri	Columbia	Missouri	1839	1840	State	Samuel S. Laws, M.D., LL.D.							36	28	8	0	555																		6		0	6	36	Faculty and student totals are for all departments; Number of fellowships: fund of $30,000 to aid youth of Boone County.
Central College	Fayette	Missouri	1855	1857	Methodist Episcopal South	Rev. Eugene R. Hendrix, A.M., D.D.	2	155		30	44		5	5		3	89																			0	0	4	40
Lewis College	Glasgow	Missouri	1865	1866	Methodist Episcopal																																			The trustees of Lewis College and Pritchett School Institute on June 18, 1880, consolidated the two institutions, which consolidation was, however, severed before the opening of the fall session of 1880, and the institutions remain separate, upon the same basis and doing the same work as before.
Pritchett School Institute	Glasgow	Missouri	1868	1866	Nonsectarian																																			The trustees of Lewis College and Pritchett School Institute on June 18, 1880, consolidated the two institutions, which consolidation was, however, severed before the opening of the fall session of 1880, and the institutions remain separate, upon the same basis and doing the same work as before.
La Grange College	La Grange	Missouri	1859	1866	Baptist	J.F. Cook, M.A., LL.D.							13				101																					4	34	Total faculty and whole number of students are for all departments.
William Jewell College	Liberty	Missouri	1849	1852	Baptist	Rev. W.R. Rothwell, D.D.	1	40		20	20		5	7			129																		4			4	38
St. Joseph College	St. Joseph	Missouri	1872	1867	Catholic	Rev. Brother Arthemian	9	177	0		177																											2	40
College of the Christian Brothers	St. Louis	Missouri	1855	1855	Catholic	Rev. Brother James							38				250																					4		Total faculty and whole number of students are for all departments.
St. Louis University	St. Louis	Missouri	1832	1829	Catholic	Rev. Joseph Edward Keller, S.J.		85	0	50	35		21	21	0	0	173	95	0	40		9	0	9	0									0	20	0	0	6	40	Preparatory students in scientific department preparing for commercial or scientific course
Washington University	St. Louis	Missouri	1853	1853	Nonsectarian	Rev. William Greenleaf Eliot, D.D.							20	20	5		75	22	4	14	3	9	1	14										8			30	4	40	Faculty and student counts include report of the O'Fallon Polytechnic Institute.
Drury College	Springfield	Missouri	1873	1873	Congregational	Rev. Nathan J. Morrison, D.D.	6						13				185	18	14	1	5	3	2	10	5									126	1		11	4	37	The 96 male and female preparatory students reported together; Students in scientific courses reported with those in classical.
Stewartsville College	Stewartsville	Missouri	1879	1863	Nonsectarian	Rev. W.O.H. Perry, A.M.	1	30	20	5	15		3	3	0	0	35	8	7	6	4	2	3	0	0									5	0	0	0	4	40
Central Wesleyan College	Warrenton	Missouri	1865	1864	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. H.A. Koch, D.D.	4	80	11				6	6		2	70	1		4		2	1	2		9		3	1	2				45			1	4	40
Doane College	Crete	Nebraska	1872	1872	Congregational	Rev. D.B. Perry, A.M. (acting)		60	46				5	5		2	15			3				2		1	3	2			2	1	1				2	4	39	Forty preparatory students studying collegiate and scientific course are reported together
University of Nebraska	Lincoln	Nebraska	1869	1871	State	Rev. Edmund B. Fairfield, S.T.D.	4	99	60	70	80		10	10			90	5	5	6	0	5	4	4	0	7	3	3	1	2	1	2	1	41				4	37	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Creighton University	Omaha	Nebraska	1879	1878	Catholic	Rev. Thomas H. Miles, S.J.	9	255																														6	40	Instructors and students reported in preparatory department are totals for all departments
Nebraska Wesleyan University	Osceola	Nebraska	1880	1879	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. J.J. Fleharty, A.M.		18	10				9	6	3		12	6	4	1	1																	4	36
State University of Nevada	Elko	Nevada		1874	State	W.C. Dovey, principal	1	22	26																				0										42	Preparatory department is the only organized.
Dartmouth College	Hanover	New Hampshire	1769	1770	Congregational	Rev. Samuel C. Bartlett, D.D., LL.D.							15	15	0	5	247	64		76		58		49					0						0	0	100	4	38	Endowed faculty also include 6 partially endowed, Scientific students noted with schools of science not endowed with federal land grant.
St. St. Benedict's College	Newark (522 High st.)	New Jersey		1868	Catholic	Rev. P. Mellitus, O.S.B.							5	5			49																					3	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Rutgers College	New Brunswick	New Jersey	1770	1771	State	Rev. William H, Campbell, D.D., LL.D.							15	15	0	2	101	20	0	22	0	27	0	30	0				0						2	0	0	4	36	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Endowed faculty are partial; scientific students recorded in land-grant report.
College of New Jersey	Princeton	New Jersey	1746	1746	Presbyterian	Rev. James McCosh, D.D., LL.D.	0	0	0	0	0	0	25	37	0	11	428	89		106		90		93					0					11	39	8	63	4	38	Scientific students noted with schools of science not endowed with federal land grant.
Seton Hall College	South Orange	New Jersey	1861	1856	Catholic	Rev. James Henry Corrigan, A.M.							14				110																					4		Total faculty and whole number of students are for all departments.
Alfred University	Alfred	New York	1857	1857		Rev. J. Allen, D.D., Ph.D.							16				71																						39	The 322 male and female preparatory students reported together; Total faculty are for all departments.
St. Bonaventure's College	Allegany	New York	1875	1859	Catholic	Very Rev. Fr. Theophilus Pospisilik, O.S.F.	7	144		33	20		10	14	1		91	15		10		18		17		16		15										6	40	Junior and senior students in scientific courses are reported with those in classical courses.
St. Stephen's College	Annandale	New York	1860	1860	Protestant Episcopal	Rev. Robert B. Fairbairn, D.D., LL.D.		12	0	12	0		5	5	0	0	37	12	0	10	0	4	0	7	0	0		0		0		0		4	0	0	38	4	37
Wells College	Aurora	New York	1868	1868	Presbyterian	Rev. Edward S. Frisbee, D.D.			48					12	2		32		5		4		2		6		8		1				1	5				4	40
Brooklyn Collegiate and Polytechnic Institute	Brooklyn	New York	1854	1855	Nonsectarian	David H. Cochran, Ph.D.							13	13	0	0	131	39		12						25		4		4		2		45	0	0	0	4	40
St. Francis College	Brooklyn	New York		1871	Catholic	Brother Jerome Magner, O.S.F.	4	155	0	60	5		12	8	4	0																						6	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Those reported under male preparatory students are for all departments; Special students - these are in commercial department.
St. John's College	Brooklyn	New York	1873	1879	Catholic	Rev. A.J. Meyer, C.M.	3	40		25	15		10	9	1	0	119	15		16		9		12		17		12		11		11		16				5	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Canisius College	Buffalo	New York		1870	Catholic	Rev. Martin Port, S.J.	1	16					15	13	2		194	22		14		18		12		16		24		21		29		22	16			6	44
St. Joseph's College	Buffalo	New York		1861	Catholic	Bro. Frank	6	220					10	7			22	12		8				2														4	44
St. Lawrence University	Canton	New York	1856	1858	Universalist	Rev. A.G. Gaines, D.D.							7	6	1	1	40			3	3	1	1	2		3	1	6		2	7	2		9			11	4	39
Hamilton College	Clinton	New York	1812	1812	Presbyterian	Rev. Samuel Gilman Brown, D.D., LL.D.							13	13		9	160	46		39		40		35													24	4	38
Elmira Female College	Elmira	New York	1855	1855	Presbyterian	Rev. Augustus W. Cowles, D.D.			30	30		38	12	10	2	1	72		17		13		10		7		19		4		2						1	4	40	Unclassified students are English and special students; Number of scholarships - also an "aid fund" of $25,000.
St. John's College	Fordham	New York	1846	1841	Catholic	Rev. F. Wm. Gockeln, S.J.		130					25				49	13		12		14		10														45	40	These statistics are for 1879; Number of faculty are for all departments.
Hobart College	Geneva	New York	1825	1824	Protestant Episcopal	Rev. Robert Graham Hinsdale, S.T.D.	0	0	0	0	0	0	9	9	0	5	60	16		11		13		12		2		0		5				1	0	0	27	4	37
Madison University	Hamilton	New York	1846	1820	Baptist	Rev. Ebenezer Dodge, D.D., LL.D.							11	11			93	21		23		23		11		4				4				7				4	38	See report of Colgate Academy for preparatory enrollment data
Cornell University	Ithaca	New York	1865	1868	Nonsectarian	Andrew Dixon White, LL.D.	0	0	0	0	0	0		47	2	1	120	28	4	22	7	23	6	20	3				0						7	0	128	4	37	Scientific students recorded with the land-grant report.
Ingham University	Le Roy	New York	1857	1835	Presbyterian	Mrs. E.E. Ingham Staunton, A.E., vice chancellor	2		50			21	12				132		48		2		22		17									40	3			34	40	These statistics are for 1879; Students in classical course include students in arts
College of St. Francis Xavier	New York	New York	1861	1847	Catholic	Rev. Samuel H. Frisbee, S.J.	13	346					18		4		157	45		46		24		30											12		17	5	40
College of the City of New York	New York	New York	1847	1848	Nonsectarian	Alexander Stewart Webb, LL.D.	15	737		217	222		15	21	0	0	523	163		67		51		25		101		50		41		25		0	0	0	0	5	36	Date of charter: as a free academy, in 1866 as a college; Male preparatory students include commercial students.
Columbia College	New York City	New York	1754	1754	Protestant Episcopal	F.A.P. Barnard, S.T.D., LL.D., L.H.D.	0	0	0	0	0		14		26		285	92		81		63		49					0							6	33	4	32
Manhattan College	New York	New York	1863	1863	Catholic	Rev. Bro. Antony, F.S.C.	26	528	0				15	12	3	0	106	38		31		22		12											3	0	0	4	40	The 425 classical and scientific preparatory students reported together; Students in scientific course reported with those in classical course.
Rutgers Female College	New York (487 & 491 Fifth avenue)	New York	1867	1838	Nonsectarian	Rev. Samuel D. Burchard, D.D.	1		10				7		0		38		6		5		4		2		4		2		1		3	10	1	0	0	4	40
St. Louis College	New York	New York		1869	Catholic	John P. Brophy											73
University of the City of New York	New York	New York	1830	1830	Nonsectarian	Rev. Howard Crosby, D.D., LL.D., chancellor								15			110	34		29		29		18														34		Students in scientific course reported with those in classical course.
Vassar College	Poughkeepsie	New York	1861	1865	Nonsectarian	Rev. Samuel L. Caldwell			86					30	0		217		39		44		35		46				0					53		0	2	4	40	Special students include those in the arts.
University of Rochester	Rochester	New York	1850	1850	Baptist	Martin B. Anderson, LL.D.							9	9	0	3	158	49		32		26		30					0					21	0	0	7	4	39	Students in scientific course reported with those in classical course.
Union College	Schenectady	New York	1795	1795	Nonsectarian	Rev. Eliphalet Nott Potter, D.D., LL.D.	7	80	100	48	20			17	9	3	173	24		21		23		24		20		13		10		13		20	5	5		4	40
College and Seminary of Our Lady of Angels	Suspension Bridge	New York	1863	1856	Catholic	Very Rev. P.V. Kavanagh, C.M.							16	16	0	0	110																					5	42
Syracuse University	Syracuse	New York	1870	1871	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. Erastus O. Haven, D.D., LL.D.	0	0	0	0	0	0	8	8	0		130	33	8	37	7	22	10	17	4				0					1		0	0	4	39	Students in scientific course reported with those in classical course.
University of North Carolina	Chapel Hill	North Carolina	1789	1795	State	Kemp P. Battle, LL.D.	0	0	0	0	0		11	16	1	0	171	29		38		29		17		4		3	0	5		0		46	0	0	101	4	40
Biddle University	Charlotte	North Carolina	1877	1867	Presbyterian	Rev. Stephen Mattoon, D.D.	4	120		40			4			0	20	6		4		4		3		1		1				1						4	34
Davidson College	Davidson	North Carolina	1837	1837	Presbyterian	Rev. A.D. Hepburn, D.D., LL.D.	1	8		8			6	6			109	36		23		23		11		5			0	1		1		9				4	40
Rutherford College	Happy Home	North Carolina	1871	1871	Nonsectarian	Rev. R.L. Abernethy, A.M., D.D.	1	15	10	25			11	6	5	0	238																		3	0	1		40	Established as an academy in 1858; Number of years in collegiate course not prescribed.
North Carolina College	Mt. Pleasant	North Carolina	1859	1859	Evangelical Lutheran	Rev. L.A. Bikle, D.D.	2	86		20			4	4			13	8		0		2		3														4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Shaw University	Raleigh	North Carolina		1866	Baptist	Rev. H.M. Tupper, A.M.							16				75																					4		Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Trinity College	Trinity College	North Carolina	1852	1852	Methodist Episcopal South	Rev. B. Craven, D.D., LL.D.		14		10	4		5	5	0	0	87	28		11		7		14		8		7	0	2		0		10	0	0	0	4	42
Wake Forest College	Wake Forest College	North Carolina	1834	1834	Baptist	Rev. T.H. Pritchard, D.D.	2	75		50	25		7	7	0		181												0								12	45	40
Buchtel College	Akron	Ohio	1870	1872	Universalist	Rev. E.L. Rexford, D.D.	7	62	58	13	107		6	6	0	4	47	3	1	3	1	2	1	5	0	8	4	7	6	0	1	3		0	2	0	31	4	39
Ashland College	Ashland	Ohio	1878	1879	German Baptist	Elder R.H. Miller	3	42	15				6	6	0	0	47	2	2	0	1			2	0	6	3	3	3	1	2	2	0	20				4	39
Ohio University	Athens	Ohio	1804	1809	Nonsectarian	William H. Scott	1	50	15				5	5			43	6	1	3	1	6		2		1	2	9	3	4	1	2		2				4	39
Baldwin University	Berea	Ohio	1856	1856	Methodist Episcopal	Aaron Schuyler, LL.D.		57	40	12	85		10	10			131	2		1	2	2		2	1	21	8	8	6	5	3	7	3	60				4	38	Charter and organization dates reported are as Baldwin University - founded 1845 as Balwin Institute
German Wallace College	Berea	Ohio	1864	1864	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. Wm. Nast, D.D.		24	11				6	5	1	0	60	14		6		4	0	3	0	14	3	10	1	5	0	0	0		0	0		4	40
Hebrew Union College	Cincinnati	Ohio	1874	1875	Jewish	Isaac Meir Wise	3	22					5	5			15	8		7																		4	40
St. Joseph's College	Cincinnati	Ohio	1873	1871	Catholic	P.J. Franciscus, C.S.C.							9				155																						42	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Total faculty and whole number of students are for all departments.
St. Xavier College	Cincinnati	Ohio	1831	1831	Catholic	Rev. R.J. Meyer, S.J.		225		72			15	15	0	0	58	18		13		13		14														4	43	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
University of Cincinnati	Cincinnati	Ohio	1870	1873	Nonsectarian	Thomas Vickers	0	0	0	0	0	0	10	10	0	0	104	4		2	1			2		6		7		4	2	1	1	70	4	0	0	4	37	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Special students include students in literary course.
Farmers' College	College Hill	Ohio	1846	1846	Nonsectarian	P.V.N. Meyers, A.M.		32	22	2	19		10	10			15	2		1		1	1			2	5			1	2							4	40
Capital University	Columbus	Ohio	1850	1850	Evangelical Lutheran	Rev. M. Loy, A.M.		23		17	6		6	6			24	9		5		6		4														4	40
Ohio State University	Columbus	Ohio	1870	1873	State	Edward Orton, PH.D.																							0											Preparatory students recorded with land grant statistics; faculty and regular students recorded with land grants.
Ohio Wesleyan University	Delaware	Ohio	1842	1842	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. Charles H. Payne, D.D., LL.D.	5	200	36	155	50		17	16	1	5	270	53	2	25	4	25	1	27	1	20	25	15	20	6	17	3	22	4				4	37	Female students in scientific course include students in literary course.
Kenyon College	Gambier	Ohio	1824	1825	Protestant Episcopal	Rev. William B. Bodine, D.D.	10	116						8	2		66	23		18		9		7					0					9				4	38
Dennison University	Granville	Ohio	1832	1831	Baptist	Rev. Alfred Own, D.D.	3	101		47	16		6	6	0		65	21		6		9		9		9		2	0	1		4		4				4	39
Hiram College	Hiram	Ohio	1867	1867	Disciples	Burke A. Hinsdale, A.M.	2	7	8	5	10		6	6		2	194					2	1			14	4	3	5	7	1	4	0	153			33	4	30	Students in scientific course include students in other collegiate courses.
Western Reserve College	Hudson	Ohio	1826	1826	Presbyterian and Congregational	Rev. Carroll Cutler, D.D.	3	54	6	54	6		6	6		3	66	25		10		7		15		7		2										4	39
Ohio Central College	Iberia	Ohio	1853	1849	Nonsectarian	J.P. Robb, A.M.		39	43	2	3		4	4																										Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Marietta College	Marietta	Ohio	1835	1835	Nonsectarian	Rev. Israel Ward Andrews, D.D.	2	93		70	23		9	6			71	15		15		19		12		6		2		1		0		1			33	4	38
Mount Union College	Mount Union	Ohio	1858	1846	Nonsectarian	O.N. Hartshorn, LL.D.	2							13	2		243																			13		4	37	Student data from 1879: The 95 male and female preparatory students are reported together; Male and female students in the classical and scientific courses are reported together: freshman (116), sophomore (48), junior (39), senior (40).
Franklin College	New Athens	Ohio	1825	1825	Nonsectarian	Rev. George C. Vincent, D.D.	3	66	60																													4	40
Muskingum College	New Concord	Ohio	1837	1837	United Presbyterian	Rev. F.M. Spencer		49	29				8	8			59	7		5		5		6		4	7	2	8	5		5	5					5	39
Oberlin College	Oberlin	Ohio	1833	1833	Congregational	Rev. James H. Fairchild, D.D.	15	289	145	198			12	12			324	60	12	37	8	28	7	21	8		40		29		26		16	32				4	38	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Female students listed as scientific students are in the literary course.
Rio Grande College	Rio Grande	Ohio	1875	1876	Free Will Baptist	A.A. Moulton, A.M.	2	59	25	9	6		4	4		3	9	4		2						3												4	40
Scio College	Scio	Ohio	1866	1865	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. E. Ellison, D.D.	3	100	36	12	124		8	8			67	4	1	3	1	1		1		6	3	8	3	12	3	13		8				4	42
Miami Valley College	Springboro	Ohio	1875	1871	Friends	Eugene H. Foster, A.B.		11	14	25			5		0	0	11	7	4																0	0	0	4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Wittenberg College	Springfield	Ohio	1845	1845	Evangelical Lutheran	Rev. J.B. Helwig, D.D.	3	60	15	38	10			9	1	2	69	15		12	1	15	1	8		5	5	5		2								4	40
Heidelberg College	Tiffin	Ohio	1850	1850	Reformed	Rev. George W. Willard, D.D.		89	19	19	89		6	6	0		71	31	4	7	2	6		17	4											0		4	39	Freshman, sophomore, senior students in scientific course reported with those in classical course.
Urbana University	Urbana	Ohio	1850	1851	New Church	Rev. Frank Sewall, A.M.	3	20	20	5			4	5			15					1				4		1		1		1		7				4	39
Otterbein University	Westerville	Ohio	1847	1847	United Brethren	Rev. H.A. Thompson, D.D.	3	45	31	26	25		7	7	0	5	75	7	3	3	1	3	1	4	0	15	11	10	7	2	4	1	3					4	39
Wilberforce University	Wilberforce	Ohio	1863	1863	African Methodist Episcopal	Rev. Benjamin F. Lee, D.D.	2	6	3	5	4		7	5	8	0	4	0	0	1		3		0	0												3	4	42	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Willoughby College	Willoughby	Ohio	1858	1859	Methodist	Curtis R. Waters	3	30	45																														39	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Wilmington College	Wilmington	Ohio	1875	1870	Friends	David W. Dennis		49	48				5	5	0	0	43	12	8	3	1	1	1	4	1										12	0	0	4	39	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
University of Wooster	Wooster	Ohio	1866	1870	Presbyterian	Rev. A.A.E. Taylor, D.D.	4	113	41	68	9		14	11	3	4	181	39	1	23	3	27	2	14	2	7	4	7	4	6	3	1	2	36				4	36	Students in scientific course include students in other collegiate courses.
Antioch College	Yellow Springs	Ohio	1852	1853	Nonsectarian	Samuel C. Derby, A.M.	3	51	1	42			5			6	19	5	1	2	1	1	1	0	0									8	0	0	0	4	38
Corvallis College	Corvallis	Oregon	1868	1865	Nonsectarian	B.L. Arnold, A.M.								4			163																				60	6	40	Faculty and whole number of students are for all departments.
University of Oregon	Eugene City	Oregon	1876	1876	State	John W. Johnston	2	35	34	22	47		5	5			114	35	20	11	12	13	3	15	5				0					0			113	4	40	Students in scientific course reported with those in classical course.
Pacific University and Tualatin Academy	Forest Grove	Oregon	1854	1854	Evangelical	Rev. J.R. Herrick, S.T.D.	2	74	49				4	4		1	16	1	1	2		3		1		2	3	1		1				1	0	0	0	34	39
Blue Mountain University	La Grande	Oregon	1876	1876	Nonsectarian	Rev. G.E. Ackerman, A.B., S.T.B.	4	60	44	40	64				0	0																				0	0	4	36	Preparatory students in scientific course include students in other courses
McMinnville College	McMinnville	Oregon	1857	1858	Baptist	G.J. Burchett	2	50	13	40	23		4	2	2	2																						4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Christian College	Monmouth	Oregon	1865	1866	Christian	T.F. Campbell, A.M.							7				152																					4	40	Total faculty and whole number of students are for all departments.
Philomath College	Philomath	Oregon	1865	1868	United Brethren	Rev. Wayne S. Walker, A.M.	2	40	50	21	23		4	2	0	1	37	12	4	5	1	2	2	0	0									11				4	40
Willamette University	Salem	Oregon	1853	1844	Methodist Episcopal	Thomas Van Scoy, A.M., B.D.	6	50	55	105			7	9			20	4	5	3	2		1	1	2									1	1		18	4	40
Muhlenberg College	Allentown	Pennsylvania	1867	1867	Evangelical Lutheran	Rev. B. Sadtler, D.D.	6	88					7	6	1		72	27		19		16		10												32	0	4	40	Students in scientific course reported with those in classical course.
Lebanon Valley College	Annville	Pennsylvania	1867	1866	United Brethren	Rev. D.D. DeLong, A.M.	1	35	18	12	11		7	7			69	6		2		5	1	5	1	3	2	5		5	4	2	4	24				4	40
St. Vincent's College	Beatty's	Pennsylvania	1870	1846	Catholic	Rt. Reve. Boniface Wimmer, O.S.B.		77				31	33				130																					35		Unclassified students are in elementary studies; Total faculty and whole number of students are for total for all departments.
Dickinson College	Carlisle	Pennsylvania	1783	1783	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. J.A. McCauley, D.D.	1	30	4	15			7	7			66	23	0	12	0	14	0	9	0	6	0	1	0	0	0	1	0			0		34	39	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Total number of scholarships - all tuition on scholarships.
Pennsylvania Military Academy	Chester	Pennsylvania	1862	1862	Nonsectarian	Col. Theodore Hyatt, M.A.	2	22		6	16		11	11	0	0	92	31		25		23		13														4	36	Students in scientific course reported with those in classical course.
Lafayette College	Easton	Pennsylvania	1826	1832	Presbyterian	Rev. William C. Cattell, D.D., LL.D.	0	0	0	0	0		23	20	3	5	178	60		39		36		42											1	0	0	4	39	Scientific students noted with schools of science not endowed with federal land grant.
Pennsylvania College	Gettysburg	Pennsylvania	1832	1832	Evangelical Lutheran	Rev. Milton Valentine, D.D.	2	44		40	2		8	8	0	5	99	32		28		16		18										5	0			4	39
Thiel College	Greenville	Pennsylvania	1870	1870	Evangelical Lutheran	Rev. H.W. Roth, A.M.		36	4	27	13		6				42	14	4	10		3	4	5								1			1		5	4	39
Haverford College	Haverford College	Pennsylvania	1832	1832	Friends	Thomas Chase, LL.D.							10	9	1		78	9		15		8		12		7		12	0	8		5			2		28	4	38	Twenty-four of the scholarships are only partially endowed.
Monongahela College	Jefferson	Pennsylvania	1868	1868	Baptist	Rev. H.K. Craig, D.D.		57	51	18			5	5		4	89	6	7	11	3	1				1	2	2		0				48	8			6	39	Endowed professorships are partial.
Franklin and Marshall College	Lancaster	Pennsylvania	1853	1853	Reformed	Rev. Thomas G. Apple, D.D. (acting)	2	43		30	13		8	7	1	1	90	18		31		18		23														4	39
University at Lewisburg	Lewisburg	Pennsylvania	1846	1847	Baptist	Rev. David J. Hill, A.M.	2	25		25			7	7	0	2	44	18		9		10		7											0	0	0	4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Lincoln University	Lincoln University (Chester County)	Pennsylvania	1854	1853	Nonsectarian	Rev. Isaac N. Rendall, D.D.	4	63						6	3		98	41		25		20		12													10	4	38
St. Francis College	Loretto	Pennsylvania	1858	1851	Catholic	Bro. L.T. O'Donnell, O.S.F.	2	20	0	4	7		9				50																						40
Allegheny College	Meadville	Pennsylvania	1817	1815	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. Lucius H. Bugbee, D.D.	1	139	18	157			13	13		3	108	34	5	27	6	13	2	17	4													4	37	Preparatory students studying classical course include students preparing for other courses; Students in scientific course reported with those in classical course.
Mercersburg College	Mercersburg	Pennsylvania	1865	1865	Reformed	Rev. E.E. Higbee, D.D.	1	17		14	3		6	6			11	4		3		3		1														4	40
Westminster College	New Wilmington	Pennsylvania	1852	1852	United Presbyterian	Rev. E.T. Jeffers, D.D.	2	60	12	55	17	23	8	8			110	22		24	2	17	1	14	1	2	3				2	1	2	19				4	38	Unclassified are normal students
La Salle College	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	1863	1863	Catholic	Rev. Brother Romuald	6	84						12	2		91	16		12		10		6		12		10		8		5		12		0	0	4	44
St. Joseph's College	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	1852	1852	Catholic	Rev. B. Villiger, S.J.		300	300	110	330		16	14	0	0																						4	40
University of Pennsylvania	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	1755	1748	Nonsectarian	William Pepper, A.M., M.D., LL.D.							16	16	0	2	139	43		31		29		24					0					12		0	50	4	35	Scientific students noted with schools of science not endowed with federal land grant.
Pittsburgh Catholic College	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania		1878	Catholic	Rev. P.W. Power	3	50					11	8	3		115	7		8		10												90				5	44	Special students are in the commercial department.
Western University of Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	1819	1819	Nonsectarian	Milton B. Goff, A.M. (acting)	5	143		55	88		10	10			97	11		6		0		4		20		8		5		1		42				4	40
Lehigh University	South Bethlehem	Pennsylvania	1866	1866	Protestant Episcopal	Robert A. Lamberton, LL.D.	0	0	0	0	0		11	15			75	6		1		3		2		35		12		8		8					1	4	40
Swarthmore College	Swarthmore	Pennsylvania	1864	1869	Friends	Edward H. McGill, A.M.	13	82	56	72	66		16	14	2	0	129	8	22	12	5	5	5	2	7	23	0	7	0	5	0	4	0	20	1	0		4	40	Students in scientific course reported with those in classical course.
Augustinian College of Villanova	Villanova	Pennsylvania	1848	1842	Catholic	Rev. Joseph A. Coleman, O.S.A.							11	9	2		122	18		20		25		15		7		10		10		5			12			4
Washington and Jefferson College	Washington	Pennsylvania	1802	1802	Presbyterian	Rev. George P. Hays, D.D.	1	28		21	7		8	8		3	143	32		47		26		21										17				4	39
Waynesburg College	Waynesburg	Pennsylvania	1850	1850	Cumberland Presbyterian	A.B. Miller, LL.D.							6	6		3	117																					4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Whole number of students are total for all departments.
Brown University	Providence	Rhode Island	1764	1765	Nonsectarian	Rev. E.G. Robinson, D.D., LL.D.							17	17	0	3	247	76		67		58		43					0						3		114	4	40	Students in scientific course reported with those in classical course.
College of Charleston	Charleston	South Carolina	1785	1789	Nonsectarian	N.R. Middleton, LL.D.	0	0	0	0	0		7				30	7		2		9		12					0						0	0	8	4	40	Students in scientific course reported with those in classical course.
University of South Carolina	Columbia	South Carolina	1801	1805	State	William Percher Miles																							0											Suspended for several years; the South Carolina College of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts was organized October 1880 in the buildings of the university, see land grant report.
Erskine College	Due West	South Carolina	1841	1839	Associate Reformed Presbyterian	Rev. William M. Grier, D.D.		6		3	3		5	5			53	10		16		13		8		2		0		0		0		4				4	40
Furman University	Greenville	South Carolina	1850	1851	Baptist	Rev. James C. Furman, D.D.	1	83						4																								4	40
Newberry College	Newberry	South Carolina	1856	1858	Evangelical Lutheran	Rev. G.W. Holland, A.M.	1	35		30	5		5	5			44	12		16		5		3		6		0				1						4	40
Claflin University of South Carolina Agricultural College and Mechanics Institute	Orangeburg	South Carolina	1869	1870	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. Edward Cooke, M.A., D.D.	5			22	37		5	5			14									10	2	2	0									4	33	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; The 151 male and female preparatory students reported together.
Wofford College	Spartanburg	South Carolina	1851	1854	Methodist Episcopal South	James H. Carlisle, A.M., LL.D.		46					9	9			83	40		21		11		11														4	36	Students in scientific course reported with those in classical course.
Adger College	Walhalla	South Carolina	1877	1877	Presbyterian	Rev. John R. Riley, chairman	1	87					5	5	0	0	32	4		7		8		2										11				4	40
East Tennessee Wesleyan University	Athens	Tennessee	1867	1868	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. John Fletcher Spence, D.D.	2	51	39	20	70		7	7	0	0	161	2	1	2	1	0		9	1	71	28	25	8	5		5	2		1	0	5	6	40
King College	Bristol	Tennessee	1868	1867	Presbyterian	Rev. J.D. Tadlock, D.D.	4	69					4			2	29	12		5		6		6														4	40	Endowed faculty are partial.
Southwestern Presbyterian University	Clarksville	Tennessee	1875	1875	Presbyterian	Rev. J.N. Waddel, D.D., LL.D.							6	6	0	0	77																		0	0	12		40	Number of years of collegiate course not prescribed.
Hiwassee College	Hiwassee College	Tennessee	1850	1849	Methodist Episcopal South	Rev. John H. Brunner, A.M., D.D.							9	9			193																					4	40	The female department is at Sweetwater, seven miles from Hiwassee College.
Southwestern Baptist University	Jackson	Tennessee	1874	1875	Baptist	George W. Jarman, M.A., LL.D.	2	56		34	22		7	7			187																		2				40	Number of years of collegiate course not prescribed.
University of Tennessee and State Agricultural College	Knoxville	Tennessee	1807	1808	State	Rev. Thomas H. Humes, S.T.D.	3	131		14	117		13	14	0		154	21		10		11		7		69		20	0	12		4			0	0	275	4	40	State Agricultural College established in 1869
Cumberland University	Lebanon	Tennessee	1842	1842	Cumberland Presbyterian	Nathan Green, LL.D., chancellor	2	87					5	4	2	0	38	14		8		13		3														4	40
Bethel College	McKenzie	Tennessee	1850	1850	Cumberland Presbyterian	Rev. W.W. Hendrix, D.D.							4				132																					4	40	Whole number of students is total for all departments.
Manchester College	Manchester	Tennessee	1856	1866	Nonsectarian	I.N. Jones	1	35	30	5	9		2	2	0	0	27	10	8	6	3																	4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Maryville College	Maryville	Tennessee	1842	1819	Presbyterian	Rev. P. Mason Bartlett, D.D.	5	115	46	50	111		4	10			37	3		13	1	3		5	1									8	3			4	39
Christian Brothers' College	Memphis	Tennessee	1872	1871	Catholic	Brother Maurelian	6	120		60	40		12	10	2	0	60	14		21		15		0										10	0			4	40
Mosheim Institute	Mosheim	Tennessee	1870	1869	Lutheran	Rev. James M. Wagner, A.M.		90	60	13	35		3	3			23	5	6			2		2		8											3	4	40
Carson College	Mossy Creek	Tennessee	1853	1850	Baptist	Rev. N.B.. Goforth, A.M., D.D.	1	80					3	3			62	21		10		22		9														4	40
Central Tennessee College	Nashville	Tennessee	1866	1866	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. J. Braden, D.D.		11	7	18		103	5	5			18	4	3	3		1	1	4						1		1			0	0	0	4	36	Unclassified students are in academic and English courses
Fisk University	Nashville	Tennessee	1867	1866	Congregational	Rev. E.M. Cravath, M.A.	1	49	14	63			6	6		0	24	6	2	8	1	1		6														4	40
Vanderbilt University	Nashville	Tennessee	1873	1875	Methodist Episcopal South	Landon C. Garland, LL.D., chancellor	0	0	0	0	0	0	15	14	1		191																		7	4	6	4	39	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
University of the South	Sewanee	Tennessee	1858	1868	Protestant Episcopal	Rev. Telfair Hodgson, D.D., vice chancellor	4	69		40	29		9	9	1		120																	15				3	40
Burritt College	Spencer	Tennessee	1850	1850	Christian	T.W. Brents	1	17	30				10	10	0	0	117																		1	0	0	4	40
Greeneville and Tusculum College	Tusculum	Tennessee	1794	1794	Nonsectarian	Rev. W.S. Doak, D.D.		51	7	58			6	6			48	23	1	13	1	7	1	2														4	32
Winchester Normal	Winchester	Tennessee				James W. Terrill							7				222																					4	40	Total faculty and whole number of students is for all departments.
Texas Military Institute	Austin	Texas		1868	Nonsectarian	Col. J.G. James, superintendent	0	0	0	0	0		5	5	0	0	40																		0	0	4	3	40	Closed June, 1880
St. Mary's University	Galveston	Texas	1856	1855	Catholic	Rev. A.M. Truchard		85		85		50					15																							Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Unclassified students are in commercial course.
Southwestern University	Georgetown	Texas	1875	1840	Methodist Episcopal South	Rev. Francis Asbury Mood, D.D., regent		54		25	29		7	7			103	42		22		8		8		8		9		5		1						4	40
Baylor University	Independence	Texas	1845	1846	Baptist	Rev. Wm. Carey Crane, D.D., LL.D.	2	35		12	23		6	6	5	2	85	15		10		6		3		25		12	0	9		4			1	0	0	3	40	Endowment faculty are partial.
Mansfield Male and Female College	Mansfield	Texas	1872	1869	Nonsectarian	Rev. John Collier	2	100	83	31	18		4	6	0	0	78	8	7	9	6	7	5	4	6	2	4	3	2	4	3	2	3		3		0	4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Austin College	Sherman	Texas	1849	1850	Presbyterian	Rev. H.B. Boude, D.D.		49		34	15		3			3	27	16		9		2																4	40	Endowed faculty are partial.
Trinity University	Tehuacana	Texas	1870	1869	Cumberland Presbyterian	Rev. W.E. Beeson, D.D.	3	60	58	64	19		5				119																		6			4	40
Waco University	Waco	Texas	1861	1867	Baptist	Rev. R.C. Burleson, D.D.	3						11				300																					4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Total faculty and whole number of students are for all departments.
Marvin College	Waxahachie	Texas	1873	1872	Methodist Episcopal South	Rev. John R. Allen, A.M.	5	23	20				4				98																					4	40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
University of Vermont and State Agricultural College	Burlington	Vermont	1701	1800	State	Rev. Matthew H. Buckham, D.D.	0	0	0	0	0		10	8	2	1	63	15	3	11	1	15	0	14	4				0						0	0	17	4	38	State Agricultural College established in 1865; Scientific students recorded with land grant report.
Middlebury College	Middlebury	Vermont	1800	1800	Congregational	Rev. Cyrus Hamlin, D.D., LL.D.	0	0	0	0	0		8	8		3	39	10		8		13		8														4	38	Number of endowed faculty - two are only partially endowed
Randolph Macon College	Ashland	Virginia	1830	1832	Methodist Episcopal South	Rev. William W. Bennett, D.D.							6	3		0	127																		0	0	0			Number of years in collegiate course - curriculum consists of elective schools or departments.
Emory and Henry College	Emory	Virginia	1839	1838	Methodist Episcopal South	Rev. David Sullins		14					5	5	0	0	66	7		4		10		13										32		0	0	4	40	Special students - in Latin-scientific and scientific courses.
Hampden Sidney College	Hampden Sidney College	Virginia	1783	1776	Presbyterian	Rev. J. M. P. Atkinson, D.D.							5	5	0	5	56	8		16		9		10										13	0	0	0	4	40	Endowed faculty are partial.
Washington and Lee University	Lexington	Virginia	1782	1749	Nonsectarian	Gen. G.W.C. Lee	0	0	0	0	0		9	1	6																						6		40	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Number of years in collegiate course - curriculum consists of elective schools or departments.
Richmond College	Richmond	Virginia	1840	1832	Baptist	B. Puryear, LL.D., chairman of faculty	0	0	0	0	0		8	8	0	0	121																		0	0	4		39
Roanoke College	Salem	Virginia	1853	1853	Lutheran	Julius D. Dreher, A.M.	1	24					7	7	0	0	76	18		14		10		9										25	0	0	0	4	40
University of Virginia	Charlottesville	Virginia	1819	1825	State	James F. Harrison, M.D., chairman of faculty							15	20		3	347												0										38	Whole number of students is total for all departments; Under number of years in collegiate course, curriculum consists of elective schools of departments.
College of William and Mary	Williamsburg	Virginia	1693	1694	Protestant Episcopal	Benjamin S. Ewell, LL.D.	2						5	5															0								16	3
Bethany College	Bethany	West Virginia	1840	1841	Christian	W.K. Pendleton, LL.D.	0	0	0	0	0		6	6	1		94	25		12		10		13		11		2	0	5		10		6			20	4	38	Statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
West Virginia College	Flemington	West Virginia	1868	1868	Free Will Baptist	Rev. D. Powell	2	37	16																														40
West Virginia University	Morgantown	West Virginia	1867	1867	State	Rev. J.R. Thompson, A.M.	3	70	0				9	9	0	0	62	17	0	11	0	3	0	3	0	13	0	2	0	1	0	2	0	10	0	0		4	41
Shepherd College	Shepherdstown	West Virginia	1871	1871	Nonsectarian	Joseph McMurran, A.M.		3	7				3			0	44	3	4	7	8	7	11	4	0													4	40
Lawrence University	Appleton	Wisconsin	1847	1849	Methodist Episcopal	Rev. E.D. Huntley, D.D., LL.D.		68	34	9	49		11	11	0	1	87	5	0	7	1	5	0	2	1	17	10	7	5	8	6	8	4	1	0	0	0	4	38
Beloit College	Beloit	Wisconsin	1846	1847	Presbyterian and Congregational	Rev. Aaron L. Chapin, D.D.	2	71	0	40	31	12	9	8	1	6	64	14		11		10		14		7		4	0	2		2			0	0	25	4	39	Number of endowed faculty - five are partial.
Galesville University	Galesville	Wisconsin	1854	1859	Presbyterian	J.W. McLaury, A.M.		81	27				8				11	8	3																		5	4	40
University of Wisconsin	Madison	Wisconsin	1848	1849	State	Rev. John Bascom, D.D., LL.D.		24	9	33			32	32	0	0	340	27	13	24	12	20	9	21	7	34	4	16	3	24	2	9	3	111	1	0	10	4	38
Milton College	Milton	Wisconsin	1867	1867	Seventh Day Adventist	Rev. William C. Whitford		63	39				9	9			44	4		3		2	1	2		3	14	2	3	1	1	2	6					4	39
Racine College	Racine	Wisconsin	1852	1852	Protestant Episcopal	Rev. Stevens Parker, S.T.D., warden							6	6	1	0	36	9		8		4		6		6		0		1		0		2				4	38	Preparatory department statistics reported under Grammar School of Racine College
Ripon College	Ripon	Wisconsin	1851	1863	Congregational	Rev. Edward H. Merrell, A.M., D.D.	4	89	86	60	115		13	13	0	0	62	8	3	6	3	2	0	2	4	6	3	7	4	3	1	1	0	9		0	100	4	39
Northwestern University	Watertown	Wisconsin	1864	1865	Lutheran	Rev. Augustus F. Ernst		56				64	6				34	8		10		10		6														4	40
Georgetown College	Washington DC	District of Columbia	1815	1780	Catholic	Rev. P.F. Healy, S.J.		97		97			23	18			62	20		18		14		10														4	40
Columbian University	Washington DC	District of Columbia	1821	1821	Nonsectarian	James C. Welling, LL.D.		70		23			10	10			47																					4	39
Gonzaga College	Washington DC	District of Columbia	1858	1848	Catholic	Rev. Robert Fulton, S.J.	5	123		113	10																											7	40
Howard University	Washington DC	District of Columbia	1867	1867	Nonsectarian	Rev. William W. Patton, D.D.	1	18		18			4	4			15	4		3				7										1				4	37	Male freshman and senior students include those in other collegiate courses.
National Deaf-Mute College	Washington DC	District of Columbia	1864	1864	Nonsectarian	Edward Miner Gallaudet, Ph.D.		32	0				7	7	0	0	30	4		4		6		4											12	0	0	4	39	Number of scholarships- about 40 students were aided during the year.
University of Deseret	Salt Lake City	Utah	1850	1850	State	John R. Park, M.D.	3	98	61				3	3															0										40
University of Washington Territory	Seattle	Washington	1861	1862	State	A.J. Anderson	5						5	5			37																					4	39	The 83 male and female preparatory students reported together.
Holy Angels' College	Vancouver City	Washington		1866	Catholic	Rev. L. Schram							3				80
College	City	State	Date of Charter	Date of Organization	Denomination	President	Number of preparatory instructors	Male students in preparatory department	Female students in preparatory department	Students preparing for classical course	Students preparing for scientific course	Unclassified students	Number of faculty	Number of resident professors and instructors	Number of nonresident professors and instructors	Number of endowed professorships	Whole number of students	Freshman males in classical course	Freshman females in classical course	Sophomore males in classical course	Sophomore females in classical course	Junior males in classical course	Junior females in classical course	Senior males in classical course	Senior females in classical course	Freshman males in scientific course	Freshman females in scientific course	Sophomore males in scientific course	Sophomore females in scientific course	Junior males in scientific course	Junior females in scientific course	Senior males in scientific course	Senior females in scientific course	Number of special or optional students	Number of graduate students	Number of fellowships	Number of scholarships	Number of years in collegiate course	Number of weeks in scholastic year	Notes

Source: “Table IX.—Statistics of universities and colleges for 1880, from replies to inquiries by the United States Bureau of Education” United States Department of Interior, Report of the Commissioner of Education (Washington DC: Government Printing Office, 1882), 640 – 662.

Income, Property and Expenditures

1880 Colleges – Tuition, Property, and Income

College	City	State	Cost of Tuition Per Annum	Cost of Board Per Week	Number of volumes in college library	Number of pamphlets in college library	Average annual increase in books	Volumes in society libraries	Value of grounds, buildings, and apparatus	Amount of productive funds	Income from productive funds	Receipts for the last year from tuition fees	Receipts for the last year from State appropriation	Aggregate amount of scholarship funds	Date of next commencement	Notes
Southern University	Greeensboro'	Alabama	70	3-3.75	1,000	300		1,500	70,000						July 6	Number of library volumes and pamphlets, number of volumes in society libraries from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Howard College	Marion	Alabama	80	3	1,200	250		500	50,000	0	0	6,000	0	0	June 15
Spring Hill College	Near Mobile	Alabama	300													From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Annual charge to each student for tuition includes board.
University of Alabama	Tuscaloosa	Alabama	40		5,000	3,000	300	450	250,000	302,000	24,000				July 7	Amount of productive funds and income from productive funds from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879.
Cane Hill College	Boonsboro'	Arkansas	16-50	2	200	50			4,000			1,500			June 10
Arkansas Industrial University	Fayetteville	Arkansas		3	1,500	200	350					2,000	11,000	0	June 11	No charge for tuition in collegiate department, $30 in preparatory; Value of grounds, buildings, apparatus and productive funds included in federal land grant report.
Judson University	Judsonia	Arkansas	15	2.5	460	600			50,000						June 16	Number of library volumes and pamphlets from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
St. John's College of Arkansas	Little Rock	Arkansas	40,50	4-4.5	200	150		300	60,000	12,000	1,000	6,800	0	0	June 15
College of St. Augustine	Benicia	California	75	4	2,500	500		400	45,000			3,750			May 26
University of California	Berkeley	California			15,750	3,000	155	400	805,000	1,671,204	99,216	214	36,597		June 1	Tuition information in federal land grant report; Amount of productive funds from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Receipts for last year form tuition fees for diplomas; Receipts for last year from state appropriation - special appropriation.
Pierce Christian College	College City	California	40-50	4					10,000	20,000		3,000	0	0	April 27	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
St. Vincent's College	Los Angeles	California	280		2,000			300	20,200							Annual tuition includes board
University of Southern California	Los Angeles	California
St. Ignatius College	San Francisco (corner Grove street and Van Ness avenue)	California			10,000			2,000							May 30	Number of college library volumes and society library volumes from 1878.
St. Mary's College	San Francisco	California	250-275		1,500		50	3,000	250,000			32,000			June 1	Annual tuition includes board; library volumes and pamphlets reported together.
Santa Clara College	Santa Clara	California	77	4.75	10,000	2,000		200	57,200			8,500			May 31	Value of grounds, buildings, apparatus from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879.
University of the Pacific	Santa Clara	California	36-60	5	2,000			1,000	60,000	35,000	3,000	7,350			June 2
Pacific Methodist College	Santa Rosa	California	30-70	5	200			800	40,000			4,500			May 19	Number of college library volumes and society library volumes, value of grounds, buildings, apparatus, and receipts for last year from tuition fees from 1878.
California College	Vacaville	California							25,000	20,000	1,500	2,000			May 12	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Washington College	Washington Corners	California	50-100	5	3,000	200	100		40,000	0		3,500			May 24
Hesperian College	Woodland	California	34.5	2.5-5					15,000	25,000	2,500	4,000			May
University of Colorado	Boulder	Colorado	15	2-5	2,000				75,000		15,000		7,000		June 10	Tuition is free to State residents; Number of college library volumes, value of grounds, buildings, apparatus, and receipts for last year from tuition fees from 1878; Amount of productive funds: One-fifth of a mill on each dollar assessed in the State yielding in 1878 an income of about $15,000.
Colorado College	Colorado Springs	Colorado	25	2-7	200	50			30,000		5,518	471		2,450		From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Income from productive funds: Donations and receipts for current expenses.
University of Denver	Denver	Colorado	100	7.5	7,000		7,000		85,000						June 15	Cost of board a week includes room rent and incidentals.
Trinity College	Hartford	Connecticut	90	4.5	18,275										July 1	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Wesleyan University	Middletown	Connecticut	75		31,376	2,500	906	0	472,884	660,945	47,030		0		June	Income from productive funds: of this a small portion is from tuition fees.
Yale College	New Haven	Connecticut	140	3-6	98,000		5,460	22,500		1,293,078	79,943	102,912		220,000	June 29
Delaware College	Newark	Delaware	60		6,500	3,000		2,000	75,000	83,000	4,980	540			June 15	With exception of tuition cost, all statistics reported are from 1878.
University of Georgia	Athens	Georgia	75	3	16,000		6,700	10,000	575,000	373,170	27,963				July 20	Value of grounds, buildings, apparatus, value of productive funds, and income from productive funds apparently for all departments.
Atlanta University	Atlanta	Georgia	18	2	5,000				100,000	5,000	300	2,000	8,000	300	June 16	Value of grounds, buildings, apparatus, value of productive funds, income from productive funds, receipts for last year from tuition fees, and aggregate amount of scholarship funds from 1878.
Bowdon College	Bowdon	Georgia	15-45	2				250	8,000	0		2,100	198	0	June 30	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Gainesville College	Gainesville	Georgia							8,000
Mercer University	Macon	Georgia	60	3	6,000			3,000	125,000	100,000	7,000			20,000	June 22
Pio Nono College	Macon	Georgia	50	4	1,100	200	200	100	50,000			8,000				From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; receipts from tuition includes board.
Emory College	Oxford	Georgia	60		3,000			2,500	100,000						June 29	Number of library volumes in society libraries from 1878.
Abingdon College	Abingdon	Illinois	24,39		400	200	50	400	30,000	17,000	50	1,000			June 1	Amount of productive funds - board and tuition.
Hedding College	Abingdon	Illinois	36	3-3.5	1,000	100		500	50,000			3,265			June 8
Illinois Wesleyan University	Bloomington	Illinois	40.5	1.5-6	2,000	1,000	100	2,500	130,000	35,000	2,700	7,000			June 16
St. Viateur's College	Bourbonnais Grove	Illinois	40	3.5	2,000	400	300	3,000	100,000			6,500	0		June 23
Blackburn University	Carlinville	Illinois	25	1.8	3,000	500	50	200	90,000	80,000	8,000	3,000			June 10	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Carthage College	Carthage	Illinois	25	1.75	2,500				40,000	40,000	3,200	4,000	0	0	May 6	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
St. Ignatius College	Chicago (413 W. 12th st.)	Illinois	40		12,000			2,000				6,000	0			From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
University of Chicago	Chicago	Illinois	70		6,000				205,000		6,000	6,000			June 30	Income from productive funds - from sources other than tuition.
Eureka College	Eureka	Illinois	34	1.75-3	1,000	1,000		600	50,000	20,000	1,500	5,726	0	0	May 27	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Northwestern University	Evanston	Illinois	45	2-6	20,000	4,000			200,000	387,976	21,999	14,220			June 23	Cost of tuition is $45, plus $21 for incidentals.
Ewing College	Ewing	Illinois	30	2.5	25	25		600	10,000	1,000	100	1,400	0		June 24	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Knox College	Galesburg	Illinois	45	3	4,000	2,500	50	2,600	160,000	115,961	9,000	7,876	0	0	June 23
Lombard University	Galesburg	Illinois	15-33	3.5-4	3,850	100	15	550	53,000	80,000	7,000	276			June 15
Irvington College	Irvington	Illinois	24	3	1,200	100	1,000	0	50,000	0	0		0	0	June
Illinois College	Jacksonville	Illinois	36	3.5-4.5	8,000	500		3,000	100,000	100,000	8,000		0		June
Lake Forest University	Lake Forest	Illinois	40	2-5	4,500	800	491		250,000	100,000	7,000	10,000		4,000	June 22
McKendree College	Lebanon	Illinois	42	3	6,000	1,000		1,500	50,000	30,000	2,000	3,261			June 9
Lincoln University	Lincoln	Illinois		1.5-4	16,000	2,000	167	900	180,000	130,000	30,000			93,000	June 16	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Monmouth College	Monmouth	Illinois	30	2-4	2,000			1,500	55,000	50,000	4,000	7,000			June 17	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Mount Morris College	Mount Morris	Illinois	30	2					40,000			3,000			June 28
Northwestern College	Naperville	Illinois	18	2.5					50,000	92,973	5,747	3,095			June 16
Chaddock College	Quincy	Illinois	39		5,000		200		200,000			5,000
Augustana College	Rock Island	Illinois	30	2	6,460	1,804	210		50,600			2,500	0		June 10	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
St. Joseph's College	Teutopolis	Illinois	20	3											June 23
Shurtleff College	Upper Alton	Illinois	28,49	2-4	5,437	3,825	347	1,500	30,000	75,000	5,000	3,500		15,000	June 1
Illinois Industrial University	Urbana	Illinois	0	2.5-4.5										32,017	June 8	All statistics except cost of tuition and board and aggregate value of scholarships funds are included in federal land grant report.
Westfield College	Westfield	Illinois	24	2-3.5	1,000	400	50	300	50,000	35,000	2,000	1,100			June 9
Wheaton College	Wheaton	Illinois			2,000	500		500	80,000	30,000	1,600	3,000	0		June 19
Indiana University	Bloomington	Indiana	0	3-4	7,500	1,200			110,000	120,000	8,200	1,000	23,000		June 8
Wabash College	Crawfordsville	Indiana	21-30	2-5	18,300		900	5,000	150,000	190,000	17,000	3,600	0		June 23	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Concordia College	Fort Wayne	Indiana	40	1.8	2,000		50	1,500	100,000						July 15
Fort Wayne College	Fort Wayne	Indiana	32	2.25-3.5	1,200	200			50,000			4,000			June 24
Franklin College	Franklin	Indiana	24	2-2.5	3,000	500	300		40,000	65,000	4,000	2,500			June 16
Indiana Asbury University	Greencastle	Indiana	15	1.5-3.25	5,900	1,500		2,500		212,000	12,720				June 23	Annual cost of tuition - contingent fees; Library information included is in the Whitcomb Library; Income from productive funds - estimated.
Hanover College	Hanover	Indiana	0	2.5-3.5	5,000	2,000		2,500	75,000	100,000					June 16
Hartsville University	Hartsville	Indiana	21-24	1.5-2.5	100	100	66		30,000	20,000	1,400	822		9,755	June 9
Butler University	Irvington	Indiana	18	3.5	2,000	1,000	500	1,000	150,000	160,000	10,000	3,000			June 11
Union Christian College	Merom	Indiana	18	2.5	700		40	200	50,000	55,000	5,000	300			June 8
Moore's Hill College	Moore's Hill	Indiana	24-30	2-3	500	400			20,000	20,000	1,500	2,100			June 16
Earlham College	Richmond	Indiana		3	3,707		31	1,741	65,000	55,000	3,850	5,200			June 29
Ridgeville College	Ridgeville	Indiana	18-30	2-2.5	300	100			30,000	25,000	1,300	216		15,000	June 9
St. Meinrad's College	St. Meinrad	Indiana	30	2.5	6,000	600	200	900	150,000			6,750			June	Receipts for the last year from State appropriation from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879.
Amity College	College Springs	Iowa	15	2.5	4,000	75	50		5,000	37,000	3,500	500			June 16	Tuition is for lowest class in the preparatory department.
Griswold College	Davenport	Iowa	40	3-4	6,250	1,500	500		148,500	53,500	3,700	1,000			June 22
Norwegian Luther College	Decorah	Iowa	30	1.5	3,200			620	100,000	0	0	1,106	0	0	June 30	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
University of Des Moines	Des Moines	Iowa	24-30	1.5-3	2,000		100			50,000	2,000	1,200		500	June	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
St. Joseph's College	Dubuque	Iowa	190						25,000			6,500			June 24	Annual tuition includes board.
Parsons College	Fairfield	Iowa	38	2-4.5	1,800		300		30,000	30,000	2,500	2,200	0		June 15
Upper Iowa University	Fayette	Iowa	27	2.5-3	2,500	1,000	100	1,000	35,000	10,000	600	4,000	0	0	June 17
Iowa College	Grinnell	Iowa	22	2.5-3	5,317		134	1,690	78,908	174,505			0	9,500	June 22
Simpson Centenary College	Indianola	Iowa	30	2.75-4	800	100	50		25,000	50,000	3,500	2,078			June 8
University of Iowa	Iowa City	Iowa	10-25	2.5-5	13,000	2,000		0	400,000	217,000	16,000	3,000	20,000	0	June 22
German College	Mount Pleasant	Iowa	18	2	200	100	50	75	15,000	18,000	1,200	547			June 9
Iowa Wesleyan University	Mount Pleasant	Iowa	8	3.5					50,000	45,000	5,500	1,100			June 15
Cornell College	Mount Vernon	Iowa	11-12	2-3.25	4,654	346	91	1,500	100,000	40,000	3,000	8,500	0		June 30	Annual tuition is including contingent fee.
Oskaloosa College	Oskaloosa	Iowa	33	2,3	1,200	100		1,000	50,000	20,000	1,600	4,000	0		June 10	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Penn College	Oskaloosa	Iowa	30	2.5-3.5	1,400	100		400	35,000			3,000			June 22
Central University of Iowa	Pella	Iowa	30	1..75	1,500	800			40,000						June 15	Value of grounds, buildings, apparatus from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879.
Whittier College and Normal Institute	Salem	Iowa	24-27	2.5	751	300	82		8,000			1,527			June 30
Tabor College	Tabor	Iowa	25.5	2.5	4,000	200	100	0	25,000	33,000	3,000	2,100	0	0	June 15
Western College	Western	Iowa	21	1.5-2.5	1,100	200	25	800	3,500	18,615	1,200	1,400		13,280	June 23	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
St. Benedict's College	Atchison	Kansas	60	2.85	3,075		75	355							June 25	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Baker University	Baldwin City	Kansas	21	2.5-3.5	1,100	200			20,000	5,000	200	850	0		June 15
Highland University	Highland	Kansas	36	3.5	5,000				25,000	2,000	100	1,500	0		June
University of Kansas	Lawrence	Kansas	10	3-4.5	3,800	1,750	700		250,000	98,000	6,000		32,000		June 8	Annual cost of tuition is contingent fee; Amount of productive funds from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879.
Lane University	Lecompton	Kansas	18	3	200	100		500	10,000	10,000	1,000	1,200			June 15	Except for annual cost of tuition and weekly cost of board all statistics provided is from 1878.
Ottawa University	Ottawa	Kansas	10-30	2.5-4					80,000						June 8	Value of grounds, buildings, apparatus from 1878.
St. Mary's College	St. Mary's	Kansas	30	3.5	5,000	2,000	2,000	2,000	75,000						June 29	Value of grounds, buildings, apparatus from 1878.
Washburn College	Topeka	Kansas	30	2.5	4,000	2,000	100		80,000	50,755	4,500	2,900		500	June 8
St. Joseph's College	Bardstown	Kentucky	40												June	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Berea College	Berea	Kentucky	12	2	3,200		1,100		85,000	65,000	2,100	1,300			June 15	There is free tuition for 72 students.
Cecilian College	Cecilian	Kentucky	40	3.25	500	200	40		20,000	0	0	10,000	0	0	July 6	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879; Receipts for the last year form tuition fees includes board.
Centre College	Danville	Kentucky	40	3.5-4.5	4,376	200	80	3,500	70,000	175,700	9,528	917	0		June 16	Receipts for the last year form tuition fees exclusive of preparatory department.
Eminence College	Eminence	Kentucky	50	3.75	1,600	300		300	20,000	0	0	6,500	0		June 5	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Kentucky Military Institute	Farmdale	Kentucky	100	5	5,000	2,000		2,000	100,000	0	0	8,000	0	0	June 2
Georgetown College	Georgetown	Kentucky	50	2.5-4	8,000			2,000	25,000	75,000	5,000	25,000			June 9
Kentucky University	Lexington	Kentucky	2	2-4.5	12,221	623	821	1,849	130,000	169,700	10,883	1,749	0	0	June 9
Kentucky Wesleyan College	Millersburg	Kentucky	40	3-4	1,000			1,500	25,000	25,000	1,750		0		June 10
Murray Male and Female Institute and West Kentucky Normal School	Murray	Kentucky	50						16,000						June 10
Concord College	New Liberty	Kentucky	30-50	4	200	50	3		12,000						June 9
Kentucky Classical and Business College	North Middletown	Kentucky	50	4					20,000						June 8	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Central University	Richmond	Kentucky	60	2.5-4	1,500				75,000						June 15
Bethel College	Russellville	Kentucky	60	2.5	1,000				175,000	75,000	3,400	3,000			June 9	All statistics from 1879.
St. Mary's College	St. Mary's	Kentucky	200		1,000	300									June 29	Annual tuition includes board; Number of library volumes from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879.
Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College	Baton Rouge	Louisiana	0		12,000					318,313	14,555	0	10,000		July 4
Jefferson College (St. Mary's)	Convent P.O., Sy. James Parish	Louisiana	260		30,000		400	3,500	25,000						July	Annual tuition includes board; Library statistics from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879.
St. Charles College	Grand Coteau	Louisiana	50	3.41	5,000,600			400	30,000			3,000	0	0	July	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Centenary College of Louisiana	Jackson	Louisiana	45.65	2.875-5	2,000			1,000	80,000			2,380			June 1
Leland University	New Orleans	Louisiana			1,000				85,000	10,000	600				May 25
New Orleans University	New Orleans	Louisiana	0	2.5	500				7,000						May 26	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879
Straight University	New Orleans	Louisiana	8	2.5	300	50			41,000	0	0	947	0		June 1
University of Louisiana	New Orleans	Louisiana	50	5					150,000	0		9,000	10,000		June
Bowdoin College	Brunswick	Maine	75	3.25	20,000		300	13,000	375,000	260,000	15,000	12,751		42,150	July 14	Weekly cost of board is the average.
Bates College	Lewiston	Maine	36		5,771	500	131	1,700	300,000	151,000	8,700	2,500	0	20,000	July 1
Colby University	Waterville	Maine	45	2-2.5	16,000	6,700			130,000	200,000	12,000	4,000		50,000	July 28
St. John's College	Annapolis	Maryland	60-90		5,000			500	130,000	0	0	1,987	15,000		July 6
Baltimore City College	Baltimore	Maryland	4						200,000			2,500			June 27	Annual cost of tuition is $4 to residents; $50 to nonresidents; Receipts for the last year from tuition fees from Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879.
Johns Hopkins University	Baltimore	Maryland	80	5	9,000		1,363			3,000,000	180,000				February22	Amount of and income from productive funds from 1876.
Loyola College	Baltimore	Maryland	60		11,000	2,000	50		100,000	0	0	4,000	0	0	June 29
Washington College	Chestertown	Maryland	40,50,60	4	1,350				40,500	27,600	1,734	700	5,375		July 14
Rock Hill College	Ellicott City	Maryland	260		5,000	1,000		2,300								Annual cost of tuition includes board.
St. Charles's College	Ellicott City	Maryland	180		5,300	700		550							June 28	Annual cost of tuition includes board.
Frederick College	Frederick	Maryland	25-60		3,000		25		15,000	0	0	2,300	800	0
Western Maryland College	Westminster	Maryland	35,60	4,30	3,000	500		1,000	35,000	0	0	2,985	8,890		June 16
Amherst College	Amherst	Massachusetts	100	3-5	36,028	7,259	368	5,345	400,000	410,778	25,000			150,000	June 29
Boston College	Boston (701 Harrison Avenue)	Massachusetts	60	5	12,000	6,000	150	4,000	300,000	0	0	10,000	0		June 30
Boston University, College of Liberal Arts	Boston	Massachusetts	100	3-5						330,565	105,569				June 1	Amount of productive funds: Value of assets of the university in 1879, independent of property held by trustees of the Rich estate; Income from productive funds: Total receipts from all sources in 1878, exclusive of those for the College of Music and the Schools of Medicine and Oratory.
Harvard College	Cambridge	Massachusetts	150	3.5-8	187,300		4,800	20,725		3,959,556	236,889	122,835			June 29	Number of volumes in society libraries: Libraries of observatory, herbarium, Peabody museum, and museum of comparative zoology; Amount of productive funds: for all departments of the university, the college funds alone being $1,058,158; Income from productive funds: college receipts from all sources.
Tufts University	College Hill	Massachusetts	100	2.5-3.5	18,000	6,000	612		250,000	650,000