1885-86 Colleges and Universities for Men and Both Sexes Dataset

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1885-86 Colleges – Institution Overview with Faculty and Students

City	State	Institution	President	Date of charter	Date of organization	Whole number of faculty in preparatory department	Whole number professors, instructors, and lecturers in collegiate department	Students in preparatory department	Students in normal department	Students in commercial department	Students collegiate department, classical - first year	Students collegiate department, classical - second year	Students collegiate department, classical - third year	Students collegiate department, classical - fourth year	Students collegiate department, scientific - first year	Students collegiate department, scientific - second year	Students collegiate department, scientific - third year	Students collegiate department, scientific - fourth year	Notes
Greensborough	Alabama	Southern University	Rev. A.S. Andrews, A.M., D.D.			1	8	35	0	0
Marion	Alabama	Howard College	J.T. Murfee, LL.D.	1842	1842	1	5	20	0		30	20	20	15
University P.O.	Alabama	University of Alabama	H.D. Clayton, LL.D.	1820	1831	0	15	0	0	0	18	24	34	20	17	18	17	8
Batesville	Alabama	Arkansas College	Rev. I.J. Long, D.D.	1872	1872		4				30	35	16
Fayetteville	Arkansas	Arkansas Industrial University	Geo. M. Edgar, LL.D.	1871	1872		15	245	0	0	14	12	5	5	12	6	1	0	The 15 faculty members reported include those in preparatory department.
Little Rock	Arkansas	Little Rock University	Rev. Edward S. Lewis, A.M.	1883	1882		4	72											From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; the 16 students reported are for all courses and levels.
Little Rock	Arkansas	Philander Smith College	Rev. Thomas Mason, A.M.	1883	1877		8	213			11
Benicia	California	College of St. Augustine	Rt. Rev. J.H.D. Wingfield, D.D.	1868	1867		6
Berkeley	California	University of California	Edward S. Holden, A.M.	1868	1869	25
College City	California	Pierce Christian College	James C. Keith, A.B.	1874	1874		7	14	30	19	7	4	1	0	15	4	2	4
Los Angeles	California	St. Vincent's College	Rev. A.J. Meyer, C.M.	1869	1867		10
Los Angeles	California	University of Southern California	Rev. M.M. Bovard, A.M.	1880	1880		11	51			8	8	12	1
Napa City	California	Napa College	A.E. Lasher	1885	1870	3	12	99	20	67	2	2			6		5
San Francisco (corner of Hayes street and Van Ness avenue)	California	St. Ignatius College	Rev. Joseph Sasia, S.J.	1859	1855	9	17	199	0	60	55	35	15		20	16
San Jose	California	University of the Pacific	Rev. C.C. Stratton, A.M., D.D.	1852	1851	5	16	156		27	6	3	2	2	14	11	12
Santa Clara	California	Santa Clara College	Rev. R.E. Kenna, S.J.	1855	1851	1	10	27			56	21	22	31			38	7
Santa Rosa	California	Pacific Methodist College	J.S. Austin, A.M.	1861	1861	0	4	8	0	0	42	24	13	1
Woodbridge	California	San Joaquin Valley College	Rev. D.A. Mobley, A.M.	1882	1879		8	49	6	3	2	1		2	10	6	4	2
Woodland	California	Hesperian College	A.M. Elston, A.M.	1869	1861	2	5	19
Boulder	Colorado	University of Colorado	Dr. J.A. Sewall	1875	1876		12	90			5	3	5	2	2	3
Colorado Springs	Colorado	Colorado College	Winthrop D. Sheldon, professor	1874	1874		9	24											The 8 classical students in3rd and 4th years are reported together; the 15 scientific students in the second and third years are reported together.
Denver	Colorado	University of Denver	David H. Moore, A.M., D.D.	1864	1880	12	7	161		44									The 20 students reported are for all departments and years.
Hartford	Connecticut	Trinity College	Rev. Geo. Williamson Smith, D.D.	1824	1826		19				22	13	19	20	7	9	5	1
Middletown	Connecticut	Wesleyan University	Rev. John W. Beach, D.D., LL.D.	1831	1831	0	19	0	0	0	35	32	32	39	20	12	11	6
New Haven	Connecticut	Yale College	Rev. Noah Port, LL.D.	1701	1701		46				163	131	128	148
Grand Forks	North Dakota	University of North Dakota	Henry Montgomery, M.A., B.S.	1883	1884		4	35
East Pierre	South Dakota	Pierre University	Wm. M. Blackburn, D.D.	1883	1883	5	3	17	6		2	3	2	0	0	0	2
Vermillion	South Dakota	University of Dakota	John R. Herrick, D.D.	1862	1883		7	31	13	139	12
Newark	Delaware	Delaware College	J.H. Caldwell, A.M., D.D.	1833	1834	0	5	0	0	0	0	1	2	5	10	5	4	0
Washington DC	District of Columbia	Columbian College	James C. Welling, LL.D.	1821	1821		17	89
Washington DC	District of Columbia	Gonzaga College	Rev. Edward A. McGurk, S.J.	1858	1821	2	12	20		16
Washington DC	District of Columbia	Howard College	Rev. Wm. W. Patton, D.D., LL.D.	1867	1867		7	39	155		11	9	3	5
Washington DC	District of Columbia	National Deaf-Mute College	E.M. Gallaudet, Ph.D., LL.D.	1864	1864		7	11			8	5	3	7	3	13	2	1
West Washington DC	District of Columbia	Georgetown College	Rev. James A. Doonan, S.J.	1815	1789	4	25
Tallahassee	Florida	University of Florida	Rev. John Kost, A.M., M.D., LL.D., chancellor	1883	1883		9	44											From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; the 65 students reported are for all departments and years.
Athens	Georgia	University of Georgia	P.H. Mell, D.D., LL.D.	1785	1801		10				36	63	43	49
Atlanta	Georgia	Atlanta University	Horace Bumstead, acting president	1867	1869	11	4	273	0	0	8	2	4	4	0	0	0	0
Atlanta	Georgia	Clark University	Rev. E.O. Thayer, A.M.	1879	1869	6	6	254		2		1	1	4
Bowdon	Georgia	Bowdon College	Rev. F.A.M. Henderson, D.D.	1857	1856	2	2	105	0	0	5	4	6	4	3	2	0	0
Macon	Georgia	Mercer University	Rev. Archibald J. Battle, D.D., LL.D.	1837	1838	2	7	23			33	50	44	20
Macon	Georgia	Pio Nono College	Very Rev. L. Bazin	1876	1874	4
Oxford	Georgia	Emory College	Rev. Isaac S. Hopkins, Ph.D., D.D.	1836	1837		14	72			46	51	39	39
Abingdon	Illinois	Hedding College	Rev. Jabez R. Jacques, D.D., Ph.D.	1875	1855	9	9	48	21	2	0	2	0	1	7	3	5	2
Bloomington	Illinois	Illinois Wesleyan University	Rev. W.H.H. Adams, D.D.	1851	1851	2	8	171			57	23	7	50
Bourbonnais Grove	Illinois	St. Viateur's College	Rev. M.J. Marsile, C.S.V.	1874	1865		25
Carthage	Illinois	Carthage College	Rev. E.F. Bartholomew, A.M.	1870	1871		6	46
Chicago (413 W. 12th street)	Illinois	St. Ignatius College	Rev. Joseph G. Zealand, S.J.	1870	1869	4	15	131		99									The 44 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Eureka	Illinois	Eureka College	Carl Johann	1855	1848		11	74			48	28	25	4
Evanston	Illinois	Northwestern University	Rev. Joseph Cummings, D.D., LL.D.	1851	1855	7	14	247			22	15	9	6	9	6	6	2
Ewing College	Illinois	Ewing College	Rev. John Washburn, A.M., D.D.	1874	1868	1	3
Galena	Illinois	German-English College	Rev. Emil Uhl	1881	1868		7	39	22	30	2				3	2
Galesburgh	Illinois	Knox College	Hon. Newton Bateman, A.M., LL.D.	1837	1841	7	10	153			10	18	12	11	36	22	19	15
Galesburgh	Illinois	Lombard University	Rev. Nehemiah White, Ph.D.	1851	1852		11	90											The 32 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Jacksonville	Illinois	Illinois College	Edward A. Tanner, D.D.	1835	1829		10	95
Lake Forest	Illinois	Lake Forest University	Rev. Daniel S. Gregory, D.D.	1856	1876	3	8	52											The 49 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Lebanon	Illinois	McKendree College	E.A. Whitman, D.D.	1835	1836		5				10	2	3	2	25	4	4	6
Lincoln	Illinois	Lincoln University	A.J. McGlumphy D.D., LL.D.	1865	1866		9	70		48	6	4	5	2	13	8	4	5
Monmouth	Illinois	Monmouth College	J.B. McMichael, D.D.	1857	1856	1	14	99			21	9	6	16	18		13	17
Naperville	Illinois	Northwestern College	Rev. H.H. Rassweiler, A.M.	1865	1861	3	7	107	62	65
Quincy	Illinois	Chaddock College	Harvey C. De Motte, Ph.D.	1878	1876		9	57											The 30 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Quincy	Illinois	St. Francis Solanus College	Auselmus Mueller, D.S.F.	1873	1860		12	19		64									The 56 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Rock Island	Illinois	Augustana College	A.W. Williamson, secretary of faculty	1865	1869	1	9	83	0	0	25	19	16	13	3	3	2
Teutopolis	Illinois	St. Joseph's Diocesan College	Very Rev. P. Michael Richardt, D.S.F.	1881	1862	2	9	12		30	16	20	28	15	11	12			Students reported in the first and second year of the scientific course are in the fifth and sixth years of the college program.
Upper Alton	Illinois	Shurtleff College	A.. Kendrick, D.D.	1835	1827	4	6	83	4	16	1	2	4	3	2	2	1	4
Urbana (Champaign P.O.)	Illinois	University of Illinois																	Data reported with land-grant institutions.
Westfield	Illinois	Westfield College	I.L. Kephart, A.M., D.D.	1865	1863	2	4	73			6	0	1	0	3	3	5	0
Wheaton	Illinois	Wheaton College	Charles A. Blanchard	1861	1855		12	125											The 54 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Bloomington	Indiana	The Indiana University	Wm. W. Spangler	1838	1824	2	22	81	0	0	87	52	23	20
Crawfordsville	Indiana	Wabash College	Rev. Joseph F. Tuttle, D.D., LL.D.	1834	1833	2	11	69			17	11	12	13	4	10	9	5
Fort Wayne	Indiana	Concordia College	George Schick	1850	1839		6	32			29	32	41	32
Franklin	Indiana	Franklin College	Rev. W.S. Stott, D.D.	1844	1837		9	75	19		14	4	4	4	3	6	3	2
Greencastle	Indiana	De Pauw University	Alexander Martin, LL.D.	1837	1837	11	37	293	114		79	46	38	32
Hanover	Indiana	Hanover College	Rev. D.W. Fisher, D.D.	1832	1828		8	57	0	0	21	24	15	20	13	3
Hartsville	Indiana	Hartsville Collee	Rev. C.H. Kiracofe, A.M.	1851	1852	4	4	50		33	2	1			17	6	7	7
Irvington	Indiana	Butler University	Allen R. Benton	1850	1855	1	8	70			11	12	12	5	22	12	10	3
Merom	Indiana	Union Christian College	B.F. McHenry	1859	1862	2	6	93				1	1	2	11	5	5	2
Moore's Hill	Indiana	Moore's Hill College	Rev. L.G. Adkinson, A.M.	1854	1856		6	16	24	1	1	3	1	1	30	20	7	8
Notre Dame	Indiana	University of Notre Dame	Very Rev. Thomas E. Walsh, C.S.C.	1844	1845	15	17	180		120									The 158 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Richmond	Indiana	Earlham College	Joseph J. Mills, A.M.	1859	1859	5	8	125
Ridgeville	Indiana	Ridgeville College	Rev. E.O. Dickinson, A.M.	1867	1867		5	92							8	2	1	2
St. Meinrad	Indiana	St. Meinrad's College	Rt. Rev. Abbott Furtan		1857	3	5	2		10	6	11	11	12	6				Students reported in the first year of the scientific course are in the fifth year of the college program.
College Springs	Iowa	Amity College	Rev. T.J. Kennedy, D.D.	1876	1872		9	157	25	17	5	2	0	5	20	6	5	0
Davenport	Iowa	Griswold College	Rt. Rev. Wm. Stevens Perry	1859	1859	18	11	111		3	3	2	2	2	2	4	3	2
Decorah	Iowa	Norwegian Luther College	Rev. Laur. Larren	1865	1861	0	8	72	8	0	20	14	0	17
Des Moines	Iowa	Drake University	Geo. T. Carpenter, A.M., chancellor	1881	1881	1	11			20
Dubuque	Iowa	St. Joseph's College	Very Rev. R. Ryan, V.G.		1873	2	6	30			7	8	15	10					From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Fairfield	Iowa	Parson's College	Rev. T.D. Ewing, D.D.	1875	1875	7	7	85			10	16	5	7	10	5	3	0
Fayette	Iowa	Upper Iowa University	Rev. J.W. Bissell, D.D.	1860	1857	4	6	191		70	8	7	2	4	3	1	4	3
Grinnell	Iowa	Iowa College	S.J. Buck, acting president	1847	1848	2	11	192	0	0	19	10	11	3	22	9	7	5
Hopkinton	Iowa	Lenox College	J.A. Ritchey, Ph.D.	1856	1859	0	7	82	0	0	15	14	13	4	25	11	7	8
Indianola	Iowa	Simpson College	Rev. Wm. E. Hamilton, A.M., acting president	1867	1867	4	11	93	36	87	16	11	9	9	10	4		1
Iowa City	Iowa	State University of Iowa	J.L. Pickard, LL.D.	1847	1860	0	18	0	0	0	71	49	58	38
Mt. Pleasant	Iowa	German College	Rev. John Schlagenhauf, D.D.	1873	1873		3	33			1	1	2	2	2	1	1	2
Mt. Pleasant	Iowa	Iowa Wesleyan University	Rev. J.T. McFarland, A.M., D.D.	1855	1852		13	86			8	7	8	5	12	6	12	6
Mt. Vernon	Iowa	Cornell College	Rev. Wm. F. King, D.D.	1857	1853	3	20	249			10	6	7	7	34	10	2	2
Oskaloosa	Iowa	Oskaloosa College	R.H. Johnson, A.M.	1858	1861		10	107		83	4	3	5	4	3	2	4	1
Oskaloosa	Iowa	Penn College	Benjamin Trueblood, A.M.	1873	1873	1	5	28	51		18	8	7	6	10	7	4	2
Pella	Iowa	Central University of Iowa	Rev. Daniel Read, LL.D.	1853	1853		9	82			9	5	6	3
Tabor	Iowa	Tabor College	Rev. Wm. M. Brooks, A.M.	1866	1866	6	8	140		5	3	3	1	1	11	5	3	7
Toledo	Iowa	Western College	Rev. W.M. Beardsheer, A.M.	1855	1856	2	11	125	22	30	3	2	3	4	23	14	6	6
Atchison	Kansas	St. Benedict's College	Rt. Rev. J. Wolf, O.S.D.	1859	1859	10	22				12	13	8	8	13	5	3
Baldwin City	Kansas	Baker University	Rev. W.H. Sweet, D.D.	1858	1858	3	8	300			13	4	3	4	31	10	9	3
Emporia	Kansas	College of Emporia	Rev. John F. Hendy, D.D.	1882	1883		7	68			7	4
Highland	Kansas	Highland University	Duncan Brown	1858	1858	1	4	34
Lawrence	Kansas	University of Kansas	Joshua Allan Lippincott, D.D.	1831	1866		18	143											The 157 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Lecompton	Kansas	Lane University	Rev. S.B. Ervin	1862	1864	1	7	69
Ottawa	Kansas	Ottawa University	Rev. M.L. Ward, A.M.	1865	1869	1	8	112	17	15	4				2	1		1
St. Mary's	Kansas	St. Mary's College	Rev. Daniel McErlane, S.J.	1869	1869	6	27												The 288 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Topeka	Kansas	Washburn College	Rev. Peter McVicar, M.A., D.D.	1865	1865		14	176			12	5	1	4
Bardstown	Kentucky	St. Joseph's College	Rev. WP. Mackin	1824	1819	4													From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Berea	Kentucky	Berea College	Rev. E.H. Fairchild	1865	1855	10	6	359			3	1			14	4	5	2
Bowling Green	Kentucky	Ogden College	Wm. A. Obenchain	1877	1877		4	49			7	6	3	4	10	8	5	1
Danville	Kentucky	Centre College	O. Beatty, LL.D.	1824	1821	2	6	110			17	13	16	18	4	4	5	3
Farmdale	Kentucky	Kentucky Military Institute	Col. R.D. Allen, supt.	1845	1845		7		0	0	15	10	10	6	15	15	10	10	Also reported with military schools
Georgetown	Kentucky	Georgetown	Rev. R.M. Dudley, D.D.	1829	1830	2	6	14											The 101 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Hopkinsville	Kentucky	South Kentucky College	S.R. Crumbaugh, M.A.	1849	1881		11
Lexington	Kentucky	Kentucky University	Charles Louis Loos	1858	1859	2	10	27		256
Millersburgh	Kentucky	Kentucky Wesleyan College	D.W. Batson, A.M.	1869	1866		5
Richmond	Kentucky	Central University	L.H. Blanton, D.D., chancellor	1872	1873	3	8	31			33	26	22	15	20	10	7	7
Russellville	Kentucky	Bethel College	James H. Fuqua, A.M.	1854	1854	1	8				23	25	13	8	27	10	7	5
St. Mary's	Kentucky	St. Mary's College	Rev. D. Fennessy, C.B.	1872	1821	2	10	19		75	10	5	10	5
Baton Rouge	Louisiana	Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College	Col. D.F. Boyd	1876	1858		11												The 95 students reported are for all departments and levels.
St. James Parish	Louisiana	Jefferson College (St. Mary's)	G.S. Rapier, S.M.	1842	1842	9	10	49		50
Grand Coteau	Louisiana	St. Charles College	Rev. Jno. Montellot, S.J.	1852	1837	1	12	17			45	15	12				3
Jackson	Louisiana	Centenary College of Louisiana	Rev. T.A.S. Adams, A.M.	1825	1825	1	4	33											The 51 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Keachi	Louisiana	Keachi College	T.N. Coleman	1885	1856		12	50
New Orleans	Louisiana	College of the Immaculate Conception	Very Rev. Theobald W. Butler, S.J.	1856	1847	2	16	102		119	20	28	24
New Orleans	Louisiana	New Orleans University	Almon F. Hoyt, A.M., S.T.B.	1873	165	3	4	171											From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; The 51 students reported are for all departments and levels.
New Orleans	Louisiana	Southern University	Rev. J.H. Harrison	1880	1883		6												From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
New Orleans	Louisiana	Straight University	Rev. R.C. Hitchcock	1869	1870	14	4	399			12	9	5	2	12	10	7	8
New Orleans	Louisiana	The Tulane University of Louisiana	Wm. Preston Johnson, LL.D.	1834	1834	21	15	228			33	15	3	2		4
Shreveport	Louisiana	Thatcher Institute	Geo. E. Thatcher	1886	1871		3
Brunswick	Maine	Bowdoin College	Wm. Dewitt Hyde	1794	1892		14	0	0	0	38	41	28	29	0	0	0	0
Lewiston	Maine	Bates College	Rev. Oren B. Cheney, D.D.	1863	1863		9				39	41	31	28
Waterville	Maine	Colby University	Rev. Geo. D.B. Pepper, D.D., LL.D.	1820	1819		10				33	26	26	34
Annapolis	Maryland	St. John's College	Thomas Fell	1784	1789	3	6	35			4	5	2	3	14	9	2	1
Baltimore	Maryland	Johns Hopkins University	D.C. Gilman, A.M., LL.D.	1867	1876	0	49	0	0	0
Chestertown	Maryland	Washington College	Wm. J. Rivers, A.M.	1782	1782
Ellicott City	Maryland	Rock Hill College	Rev. Brother Azarias	1865	1857	13	7	105											The 43 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Ellicott City	Maryland	St. Charles College	F. Dumont	1830	1848		14	99			37	32	26	20
Emmittsburgh	Maryland	Mt. St. Mary's College	Rev. Edward P. Allen, A.M.	1830	1808		15	36		25
New Windsor	Maryland	New Windsor College and Windsor Female College	Rev. A.M. Jelly, D.D.	1866	1840	2	8
Westminster	Maryland	Western Maryland College	T.H. Lewis	1868	1867	3	10	35			30	10	24	16
Amherst	Massachusetts	Amherst College	Julius H. Serlye, D.D., LL.D.	1824	1821		26				95	93	69	73
Boston	Massachusetts	Boston College	Rev. Edward V. Boursand, S.J.	1863	1864	3	19	195											The 100 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Boston	Massachusetts	Boston University (College of Liberal Arts)	Wm. F. Warren, S.T.D., LL.D.	1869	1873		18												The 119 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Cambridge	Massachusetts	Harvard College	Charles W. Eliot, LL.D.	1650	1638		62				258	232	236	232
College Hill	Massachusetts	Tufts College	Rev. Elmer H. Capen, D.D.	1852	1855		14				17	20	21	17	10	10	5
Williamstown	Massachusetts	Williams College	Franklin Carter, Ph.D., LL.D.	1793	1793		21				90	65	60	65
Adrian	Michigan	Adrian College	D.S. Stephens, M.A.	1857	1857	3	11	122		9
Albion	Michigan	Albion College	Rev. L.R. Fiske, D.D., LL.D.	1860	1860		16	144											The 61 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Ann Arbor	Michigan	University of Michigan	James B. Angell, LL.D.	1837	1841	0	47
Battle Creek	Michigan	Battle Creek College	W.W. Prescott	1874	1874		19
Benzonia	Michigan	Grand Traverse College	Orsin S. Dolby	1862			5
Hillsdale	Michigan	Hillsdale College	George F. Mosher	1855	1855	5	15	161	18	95	11	13	7	10	52	20	23	12
Holland	Michigan	Hope College	Rev. Charles Scott, D.D.	1866	1857	2	7	114			9	7	5	6	2	0	2	0
Kalamazoo	Michigan	Kalamazoo College	Rev. Kendall Brooks, D.D.	1833	1833		9	96			15	7	4	4	4	0	1	1
Olivet	Michigan	Olivet College	Rev. Horatio Q. Butterfield, D.D.	1859	1859	4	14				12	5	10	11	10	8	11	1
Collegeville	Minnesota	St. John's University	Alexins Edelbrock, D.D.	1857	1857	3	21	65		68
Hamline	Minnesota	Hamline University	Rev. George H. Bridgeman, D.D.	1854	1854		9	79			9	6	1	8	7	3	1	4
Minneapolis	Minnesota	Augsburgh Seminary, Greek department	Rev. George Sverdrup	1874	1869		6	73											From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Minneapolis	Minnesota	University of Minnesota	Cyrus Northop, LL.D.	1868	1869	0	32	113	86		23	19	12	11	24	19	15	6
Northfield	Minnesota	Carleton College	Rev. James W. Strong, D.D.	1866	1867		12	136			19	11	7	3	2	3	11	2
Clinton	Mississippi	Mississippi College	Rev. W.S. Webb, D.D.	1850	1850	2	5	36			40	20	10	6	40	25	18	10
Holly Springs	Mississippi	Rust University	Rev. W.W. Hooper, A.M.	1870	1868	3	6	75	193
Oxford	Mississippi	University of Mississippi	Edward Mayes	1844	1848	2	11	45			20	10	9	9	54	16	16	9
Bolivar	Missouri	Southwest Baptist College	J.M. Leavitt, A.M.	1879	1879	3	6	31			6	8	4	2	10	20	18	8
Canton	Missouri	Christian University	J.H. Hardin	1852	1857	1	8
Cape Girardeau	Missouri	St. Vincent's College	Rev. P. McHale, C.M.	1843	1843	8	2	81	3	16	8	5	3	4
Columbia	Missouri	University of the State of Missouri	Samuel Spahr Laws, A.M., M.D.	1839	1840		39												The 454 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Edinburgh	Missouri	Grand River College	Rev. J.T. Williams, A.M., D.D.	1876	1845	1	3	53				1			20		1
Fayette	Missouri	Central College	O.H.P. Corprew	1855	1857	2	6	72	0	0	13	4	3	4	4	1	1	4
Fulton	Missouri	Westminster College	Rev. Charles C. Hersman, D.D.	1853	1854	1	6	14			12	6	8	4	20	17	1	4
Glasgow	Missouri	Lewis College	M.L. Curl	1867	1867	1	8	25	13	29	1	1			2	2	1	2
Glasgow	Missouri	Pritchett School Institute	J.S. Kendall	1866	1866	1	6	22
La Grange	Missouri	La Grange College	J.F. Cook, M.A., LL.D.	1859	1866	1	15												From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Liberty	Missouri	William Jewell College	James G. Clark, LL.D., chairman	1849	1850	2	5	115			16	13	9	4
Morrisville	Missouri	Morrisville College	Rev. W.C. Godby, D.D.	1873	1871		5	122
St. Louis	Missouri	St. Louis University	Rev. H. Moeller, S.J.	1832	1829	3	17	95											The 249 students reported are for all departments and levels.
St. Louis	Missouri	Washington University	M.S. Snow, acting chancellor	1853	1854	53	29	930
Springfield	Missouri	Drury College	Rev. Nathan J. Morrison, D.D.	1873	1873	1	11	169			5	7	8	3	2	1	0	1
Stewartsville	Missouri	Stewartsville College	Rev. W.O.H. Perry, A.M.	1879	1863	1	3	63	13	2	4	1			21	2
Warrenton	Missouri	Central Wesleyan College	Rev. H.A. Koch, D.D.	1864	1864	3	8	131	10	26	5	3	3	2	6	9	6	2
Deer Lodge	Montana	The College of Montana	Rev. D.J. McMillan, D.D.	1884	1883	2	8	3	21		11	5	1
Central City	Nebraska	Nebraska Central College	J.B. Maxfield	1885	1885		4
Crete	Nebraska	Doane College	Rev. D.B. Perry, A.M.	1872	1872		10	93	19		8	2	4	2	12	5	2	4
Lincoln	Nebraska	University of Nebraska	Irving J. Manatt, Ph.D., LL.D.	1869	1871	2	16				16	3	4	5	14	11	1	2
Omaha	Nebraska	Creighton College	Rev. M.P. Dowling	1879	1879	7	3	72			38	33	15	9	5	7
Reno	Nevada	State University of Nevada	J.W. McCammon, principal		1874	2		51
Hanover	New Hampshire	Dartmouth College	Rev. Samuel C. Bartlett, D.D., LL.D.	1769	1770		18												The 249 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Newark	New Jersey	St. Benedict's College	Rev. Aloysius Gorman, O.S.M.	1881	1868		7
New Brunswick	New Jersey	Rutgers College	Merrill Edwards Gates, Ph.D.	1770	1770		17				22	18	8	11	16	10	10	10
Princeton	New Jersey	College of New Jersey	James McCosh, D.D., L.H.D., LL.D.	1748	1746		30				88	88	68	98
Vineland	New Jersey	College of the Sacred Heart	Rev. E.H. Porcile, S.P.M.		1884	5	9	40		20	24	22	14
Allegany	New York	St. Bonaventure's College	Father Joseph Butler	1875	1869		16	25		36	16	15	13	12	10	8	5	10
Annandale	New York	St. Stephen's College	Rev. R.B. Fairbairn, D.D., LL.D.	1860	1858	1	5	22			13	10	10	14
Aurora	New York	Wells College	Rev. E.S. Frisbee, D.D.	1868	1868		15				9	5	8	2	1		1
Brooklyn	New York	Brooklyn Collegiate and Polytechnic Institute	D.H. Cochran, Ph.D., LL.D.	1854	1855	26	14	615	0	13								70	The 48 students reported in classical department are for all levels.
Brooklyn	New York	St. Francis College	Brother Jerome, O.S.F.	1884	1859	20	25	405											The 21 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Buffalo	New York	Canisius College	Rev. Theodore Van Rossum, S.S.	1883	1870		24	132		126	14	7	5	6
Canton	New York	St. Lawrence University	Absalom Graves Gaines, D.D.	1856	1859	0	6				6	2	3	2	16	11	11	12
Clinton	New York	Hamilton College	Rev. Henry Darling, D.D., LL.D.	1812	1812		13				48	43	52	42
Geneva	New York	Hobart College	Eliphalet Nott Porter, S.T.D., LL.D.	1825	1824		10				8	8	7	3	11		8	2
Hamilton	New York	Madison University	Rev. Ebenezer Dodge, D.D., LL.D.	1845	1819	5	11	150			37	21	19	14	12	6	3
Ithaca	New York	Cornell University	Charles Kendall Adams, LL.D.	1865	1868		74				239	162	97	84
Le Roy	New York	Ingham University	Rev. Wm. W. Totheroh	1857	1835	1	8	76			2	5		5
New York	New York	College of St. Francis Xavier	Rev. John J. Murphy, S.J.	1861	1847	8	18	318											The 80 students reported are for all departments and levels.
New York	New York	College of the City of New York	Alex. S. Webb, LL.D.	1847	1849		41	529			134	71	37	22	204	101	64	26
New York	New York	Columbia College	F.A.P. Barnard, S.T.D., LL.D.	1787	1754		50				66	59	57	59	72	71	55	33
New York	New York	Manhattan College	Brother Justin	1863	1853	4	12	95		29	27	22	20	27	5	6	10	10
New York	New York	University of the City of New York	Henry M. MacCracken, D.D., vice chancellor	1831	1832		15				14	11	10	9	20	20	10	11
Poughkeepsie	New York	Vassar College	James M. Taylor, D.D.	1861	1865		21	50			52	33	36	30
Rochester	New York	University of Rochester	M.B. Anderson, LL.D.	1850	1850		12				32	34	22	18	6	5	2	2
Schenectady	New York	Union College	Hon. J.S. Landon, LL.D.	1795	1795		16				10	10	9	10	18	17	8	13
Suspension Bridge	New York	Niagara University	Very Rev. P.V. Kavanagh, C.M.	1883	1856	11	11	52
Syracuse	New York	Syracuse University	Rev. Charles N. Sims, D.D., LL.D., chancellor	1871	1870		18				25	31	19	17	27	15	15	7
Chapel Hill	North Carolina	University of North Carolina	Hon. Kemp P. Battle, LL.D.	1789	1795	0	16	0			47	28	27	25	6	7	2	3
Charlotte	North Carolina	Biddle University	Rev. W.F. Johnson, D.D.	1877	1867	7	5	95			10	8	3	9
Davidson College	North Carolina	Davidson College	Rev. Luther McKinnon, D.D.	1837	1837		7	16											The 92 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Mount Pleasant	North Carlina	North Carolina College	Rev. Geo. F. Shaeffer	1859	1854	3	3	26			23	6	4
Raleigh	North Carolina	Shaw University	Rev. H.M. Tupper	1875	1865		15
Rutherford	North Carlina	Rutherford College	Rev. Robert L. Abernethy	1871	1871	1	8	250											From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; The 73 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Salisbury	North Carolina	Livingston College	Rev. Joseph C. Price, A.M.	1885	1880	7	9	102											From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; The 17 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Trinity College	North Carolina	Trinity College	William T. Gannaway, A.M.	1852	1852	2	6	51
Wake Forest	North Carolina	Wake Forest College	Chas. E. Taylor, B. LIT.	1834	1834		9
Akron	Ohio	Buchtel College	Rev. Orello Cone, D.D.	1870	1872	4	9	119			5	4	8	4	24	9	13	10
Ashland	Ohio	Ashland College	H.F. Hixson, A.M., Ph.D.	1878	1879	2	4	190											From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Athens	Ohio	Ohio University	C.W. Super, A.M., Ph.D.	1804	1809	4	9	116			10	10	10	3
Berea	Ohio	Baldwin University	William Kepler	1856	1856		13
Berea	Ohio	German Wallace College	Wm. Nast, D.D.	1864	1864	1	5	37			5	4	4	5	5	7	3	4
Brooklyn Village	Ohio	Calvin College	H.J. Ruetenik		1873
Cincinnati	Ohio	St. Joseph's College	Rev. Jas. Rodgers, C.S.C.	1873	1871	3	8												The 218 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Cincinnati	Ohio	St. Xavier College	Rev. E.A. Higgins	1869	1831	10	10	97		31
Cincinnati	Ohio	University of Cincinnati	Jacob D. Cox, A.M., LL.D.	1870	1873		15				17	8	10	9	9	3	9	4
Cleveland	Ohio	Adelbert College of Western Reserve University	E. Bushnell	1826	1826	6	10	100			11	20	14	14	1	4	4	2
College Hill	Ohio	Belmont College	P.V.N. Myers, A.M.	1846	1846		6
Columbus	Ohio	Capital University	Rev. M. Loy, A.M.	1850	1853	2	6	29			9	15	7	8
Columbus	Ohio	Ohio State University	Wm. H. Scott	1871	1873		26	141			9	8	11	6	13	9	5	2
Delaware	Ohio	Ohio Wesleyan University	Rev. Charles H. Payne, D.D., LL.D.	1842	1842		12
Gambier	Ohio	Kenyon College	Rev. Wm. B. Bodine, D.D.	1824	1825		9
Granville	Ohio	Denison University	Galusha Anderson	1832	1831		8
Hiram	Ohio	Hiram College	G.H. Laughlin, A.M.	1867	1850	10	5	164	0	0	2	3	5	4	8	0	3	0
Marietta	Ohio	Marietta College	Hon. John Eaton, Ph.D., LL.D.	1835	1835	2	7	97	0	0	7	13	10	15	4	4	5	13
Mount Union	Ohio	Mount Union College	O.N. Hartshorn, LL.D.	1858	1846		12
New Athens	Ohio	Franklin College	J.C. Black		1825		4
New Concord	Ohio	Muskingum College	Rev. F.M. Spencer	1837	1837		12	50											The 55 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Oberlin	Ohio	Oberlin College	Rev. James H. Fairchild	1833	1833	11	13	241											The 396 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Oxford	Ohio	Miami University	R.W. McFarland	1809	1816		7	31			12	7
Rio Grande	Ohio	Rio Grande College	Albanus A. Moulton, A.M.	1875	1876
Scio	Ohio	Scio College	E.J. Marsh, A.M., B.D.	1866	1859	2	4	18		50	39	26	16	10
Springfield	Ohio	Wittenberg College	Rev. S.A. Ort, D.D.	1845	1845		6
Tiffin	Ohio	Heidelberg College	Rev. Geo. W. Willard, D.D.	1851	1850	2	8	115			15	10	12	8	10	10	15	5
Urbana	Ohio	Urbana University	Rev. Frank Sewall, A.M.	1850	1851		4	13						1	1	1	1
Westerville	Ohio	Otterbein University	Henry Garst	1847	1847	2	9	80			8	15	8	6	9	6	5	1
Wilberforce	Ohio	Wilberforce University	Rev. S.T. Mitchell, A.M.	1863	1863		17	77			1		1	7	8	2	4
Wilmington	Ohio	Wilmington College	James B. Unthank, M.S.	1875	1870		7	68											The 18 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Wooster	Ohio	University of Wooster	Rev. Sylvester F. Scovel	1866	1870	10	15	179	0	4	29	25	28	21	20	11	14	8
Yellow Springs	Ohio	Antioch College	Rev. D.A. Long, A.M., D.D., LL.D.	1852	1853		11	69	20	23	12	13	4	5
Corvallis	Oregon	Corvallis College	B.L. Arnold, A.M.	1868	1865	2	4
Eugene City	Oregon	University of Oregon	J.W. Johnson, A..	1876	1876		8	158											The 33 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Forest Grove	Oregon	Pacific University and Tualatin Academy	Rev. J.F. Ellis, A.M., D.D.	1854	1848	6	6	83	23		1	2	2	2	8	4	1
McMinnville	Oregon	McMinnville College	E.C. Anderson, D.D.	1858	1862	2	3	93	15										The 4 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Monmouth	Oregon	Christian College	D.T. Stanley, A.M.	1865	1866	1	9	82											The 1 student reported in the classical program and 3 students in the scientific program are for all levels.
Salem	Oregon	Willamette University	Rev. Thomas Van Scoy, D.D.	1853	1844	2	15	196											The 29 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Allegheny City	Pennsylvania	Western University of Pennsylvania	M.B. Goff	1819	1819	4	16	132			4	2	2	2	17	15	6	4
Allentown	Pennsylvania	Muhlenberg College	Rev. Theodore Lorenzo Seip, D.D.	1867	1867	2	8	63			15	12	13	16
Annville	Pennsylvania	Lebanon Valley College	Rev. D.D. De Long, D.D.	1867	1866	2	8	31	22	0	8	2	5	1	6	5	2	0
Beatty	Pennsylvania	St. Vincent's College	D. Block, A.M., O.S.B.	1870	1846	5	20	60	73	57	26	15	30	37	7
Beaver Falls	Pennsylvania	Geneva College	Rev. H.H. George, D.D.	1880	1849		8	50			20	13	9	8	7		4	8
Carlisle	Pennsylvania	Dickinson College	Rev. James A. McCanley, D.D.	1783	1783		9												The 110 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Chester	Pennsylvania	Pennsylvania Military Academy	Col. Theodore Hyatt, A.M.	1862	1862		11	15							27	40	20	29
Easton	Pennsylvania	La Fayette College	Rev. James H. Mason Knox, D.D., LL.D.	1826	1832	0	24	0	0	0	39	35	26	33	30	17	26	16
Freeland (Collegeville P.O.)	Pennsylvania	Ursinus College	J.H.A. Bomberger	1869	1870	6	8	91	7		8	5	6	2	8	5	5	5
Gettysburgh	Pennsylvania	Pennsylvania College	Rev. H.W. McKnight, D.D.	1832	1832	3	8	54			29	20	21	24	3	1		2
Greenville	Pennsylvania	Thiel College	H.W. Roth, D.D.	1870	1870		7	23	0	0	16	12	20	13	0	0	0	0
Grove City	Pennsylvania	Grove City College	Isaac C. Kettler	1879	1876	4	5	40	38		105	38	12	10
Haverford College	Pennsylvania	Haverford College	Isaac Sharpless, dean	1833	1833		14	0	0	0	5	17	8	12	18	12	15	7
Jefferson	Pennsylvania	Monongahela College	C.N. James	1871	1871		5	29				2	2	1	7	3
Lancaster	Pennsylvania	Franklin and Marshall College	Rev. Thos. G. Apple, D.D., LL.D.	1835	1853	2	8	17	0	0	16	31	19	17
Lewisburgh	Pennsylvania	Bucknell University	David J. Hill, LL.D.	1846	1843	6	9	49			8	14	15	12	6	3	3	2
Lincoln University	Pennsylvania	Lincoln University	Rev. Isaac N. Randall, D.D.	1854	1857	6	9	23		0	31	28	29	46
Meadville	Pennsylvania	Allegheny College	D.H. Wheeler, D.D., LL.D.	1817	1815	4	9	136			40	24	13	30
New Wilmington	Pennsylvania	Westminster College	R.G. Ferguson	1852	1852		8	62
Philadelphia (1240 N. Broad street)	Pennsylvania	La Salle College	Brother Fabrician	1863	1867	11	10	161			30	26	20	22
Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	University of Pennsylvania	Wm. Pepper, M.D., LL.D., provost	1755	1748		39				25	41	27	28
Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	Catholic College of the Holy Ghost	Rev. Strub, president board of directors	1882	1878	2	14	160			20	16	12	4	40	24	18	6	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
South Bethlehem	Pennsylvania	Lehigh University	Robert A. Lamberton, LL.D.	1866	1866		30
Swarthmore	Pennsylvania	Swarthmore College	Edward H. Magill, LL.D.	1864	1869	3	23				14	21	9	5	22	21	5	4
Villanova	Pennsylvania	Augustinian College of Villanova	Very Rev. J.A. Coleman, O.S.A.	1848	1842		13												The 73 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Washington	Pennsylvania	Washington and Jefferson College	James D. Moffat, D.D.	1802	1802	3	8	63			26	32	28	30	4	3	2	7
Providence	Rhode Island	Brown University	Rev. Ezekiel Gilman Robinson, D.D., LL.D.	1764	1765		22				60	55	37	40	14	12	9	6
Charleston	South Carolina	College of Charleston	Henry E. Shepherd, A.M.	1784	1794		5				16	3	6	3
Columbia	South Carolina	Allen University	J.W. Morris	1881	1880				30
Columbia	South Carolina	South Carolina College	J.M. McBryde, LL.D.	1801	1805		17	18			30	36	30	14	5	8	3	3	Department of the University of South Carolina
Due West	South Carolina	Erskine College	Rev. W.M. Grier, D.D.	1841	1839	1	5	26			15	20	6	7	3	4	2	0	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Greenville	South Carolina	Furman University	Chas. Manly, D.D.	1850	1851						20	24	18	12	15		11
Newberry	South Carolina	Newberry College	Rev. G.W. Holland, Ph.D.	1856	1858	1	5	39			16	14	4	4
Orangeburgh	South Carolina	Claflin University and South Carolina Agricultural College and Mechanics' Institute	L.M. Dunton, D.D.	1869	1869	6	7	410			10	4	1	3
Spartanburgh	South Carolina	Wofford College	James Carlisle, A.M., LL.D.	1854	1854		8	32											The 72 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Walhalla	South Carolina	Adger College	Marshall Stribling, sec.	1877	1877	1	2	66
Athens	Tennessee	Grant Memorial University	John Fletcher Spence, S.T.D.	1867	1868	4	8	159			15	9	7	3	27	16	11	10	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Bristol	Tennessee	King College	Rev. J. Albert Wallace, M.A.	1868	1867	1	5	55											From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; The 106 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Clarksville	Tennessee	Southwestern Presbyterian University	John N. Waddel, D.D., LL.D.	1870	1879		12	0	0	6
Hiwassee College	Tennessee	Hiwassee College	Rev. J.H. Brunner, D.M. D.D.	1850	1849		5
Jackson	Tennessee	Southwestern Baptist University	Geo. W. Jarman, LL.D.	1874	1874	1	6	14			35	28	15	6
Knoxville	Tennessee	University of Tennessee and State Agricultural and Mechanical College	S.B. Crawford, chairman of faculty	1794	1807	3	37
Lebanon	Tennessee	Cumberland University	Nathan Green, LL.D., chancellor	1842	1842	2	4	78			18	14	20	9
McKenzie	Tennessee	Bethel College	Rev. J.L. Dickens, A.M.	1850	1847	1	11	95	26	25
Maryville	Tennessee	Maryville College	Rev. P.M. Bartlett, D.D.	1842	1819		10	69			8	12	6	3	3	2	5	3
Memphis	Tennessee	Christian Brothers College	Rev. Brother Maurelian	1872	1874	8	12	110		30	25	20	21	10	8	10		6
Mossy Creek	Tennessee	Carson College	Rev. S.W. Tindell, A.M.	1853	1850	1	4	157	0	0	9	4	8	4	1	1	0	4
Nashville	Tennessee	Central Tennessee College	Rev. John Braden, D.D.	1866	1866	3	2	13	253		6	3	0	3	0	0	0	1
Nashville	Tennessee	Fisk University	Rev. Erastus Milo Cravath, M.A.	1867	1866	12	7	252			8	11	3	15	1	0			From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Nashville	Tennessee	Roger Williams University	Rev. Wm. B. Stiller, D.D.	1883	1864	2	8	214			11	3	7	0
Nashville	Tennessee	Vanderbilt University	Landon Cabell Garland, A.B., A.M., LL.D., chancellor	1873	1875		67
Sewanee	Tennessee	University of the South	Rev. Telfair Hodgson, D.D., vice chancellor	1858	1867	7	18	137
Spencer	Tennessee	Burritt College	A.T. Seitz, A.M.	1850	1850		8	112											From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Tusculum	Tennessee	Greeneville and Tusculum College	Rev. Jere More, A.M.	1794	1794	0	7	80			6	2	1	0	4	6	4
Austin	Texas	University of Texas	Leslie Waggener, M.A., LL.D.	1881	1883		15	34											The 62 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Georgetown	Texas	Southwestern University	J.W. Heidt, D.D.	1875	1873	4	13	142
Independence	Texas	Baylor University	Rev. Reddin Andrews, A.M.	1845	1846	3	6	63					3	1					From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Salado	Texas	Salado College	S.J. Jones	1860	1860	2	3	180			25	20	3		20	30	4
Sherman	Texas	Austin College	Rev. D. McGregor	1849	1850		3	10											From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; The 30 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Tehuacana	Texas	Trinity University	L.A. Johnson, president pro tem	1870	1869	3	12
Salt Lake City	Utah	University of Deseret	John R. Park, M.D.	1850	1850		11		40
Burlington	Vermont	University of Vermont and State Agricultural College	Matthew Henry Buckham, D.D.	1791	1800		14				20	26	19	6	26	24	12	9	Date of charter and organization of agricultural unit is 1865
Middlebury	Vermont	Middlebury College	Rev. Cyrus Hamlin, D.D., LL.D.	1800	1800	0		0			12	11	6	8
Ashland	Virginia	Randolph Macon College	W.W. Smith, A.M.	1830	1832		8
Emory	Virginia	Emory and Henry College	Thos. W. Jordan, M.A.	1839	1838	3	8	75			15	10	18	10					From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Hampden Sidney College	Virginia	Hampden Sidney College	Rev. Richard McIlwaine, D.D.	1783	1775		6				21	26	30	15
Lexington	Virginia	Washington and Lee University	Gen. G.W.C. Lee	1782	1749		14
Richmond	Virginia	Richmond College	C.H. Ryland, sec.	1840	1832		8	0	0	0
Salem	Virginia	Roanoke College	Julius D. Dreher, M.A., Ph.D.	1853	1853		9	48			33	16	10	12			9	6
Charlottesville	Virginia	University of Virginia	Chas. S. Venable, chairman of faculty	1818	1825		18
Bethany	West Virginia	Bethany College	W.K. Pendleton, LL.D.	1840	1841	1	6	17											The 60 students reported are for all departments and levels.
Morgantown	West Virginia	West Virginia University	E.M. Turner, A.M.	1867	1867	2	11	90
Appleton	Wisconsin	Lawrence University	Rev. Bradford P. Raymond, Ph.D.	1849	1847		11	107		52	5	2	3	6	10	7	14	14
Beloit	Wisconsin	Beloit College	Edward Dwight Eaton	1846	1847	2	12	135			8	9	14	12	7	3	4	4
Galesville	Wisconsin	Galesville University	J. Irvin Smith, D.D.	1854	1860	1	5	52			3	1				1	1	2
Madison	Wisconsin	University of Wisconsin	John Bascom, D.D., LL.D.	1848	1848		37				36	30	20	20	32	39	23	17
Milton	Wisconsin	Milton College	Rev. Wm. C. Whitford, A.M., D.D.	1867	1841	6	5	182			17	14	9		22	15		2
Racine	Wisconsin	Racine College	Rev. A.Z. Gray, S.T.D.	1852	1852	9	8	100											The 10 students reported for classical department and 20 reported for scientific are for levels.
Ripon	Wisconsin	Ripon College	E.H. Merrell, D.D.	1851	1863		13	183	0	0	3		2		7		4	3
Watertown	Wisconsin	Northwestern University	Rev. Augustus F. Ernst	1864	1865	1	6	48	57		18	7	4	5
Seattle	Washington	University of Washington Territory	L.J. Powell, A.M.	1861	1862	1	13	68				3	2	1					From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Walla Walla	Washington	Whitman College	A.J. Anderson, A.M., Ph.D.
City	State	Institution	President	Date of charter	Date of organization	Whole number of faculty in preparatory department	Whole number professors, instructors, and lecturers in collegiate department	Students in preparatory department	Students in normal department	Students in commercial department	Students collegiate department, classical - first year	Students collegiate department, classical - second year	Students collegiate department, classical - third year	Students collegiate department, classical - fourth year	Students collegiate department, scientific - first year	Students collegiate department, scientific - second year	Students collegiate department, scientific - third year	Students collegiate department, scientific - fourth year	Notes

Source: “Table 39. – Statistics of universities and colleges for 1885-86; from replies to inquiries by the United States Bureau of Education. —Part I,” United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year 1885–86 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1887), 494 – 507.

Additional Enrollment, Scholarships, Financial, Misc.

1885-86 Colleges – Enrollment, Scholarships, Receipts, and Miscellaneous

City	State	Institution	Collegiate department - special or optional students	Whole number of students in collegiate department	Number of graduate students	Whole number male students in all departments mentioned or in equivalent schools or courses	Whole number female students in all departments mentioned or in equivalent schools or courses	Number of endowed professorships	Number of fellowships	Number of State scholarships	Number of other scholarships	Number of years in collegiate course	Annual charge for tuition	Average cost of board and lodging per annum	Number of volumes in college library	Number of volumes in students' 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	Receipts from all other sources for the year	Religious denomination of institution	Notes
Greensborough	Alabama	Southern University				169		0	0	0	2	4	50	165				1,000	800		0		Methodist
Marion	Alabama	Howard College		85		105		0	0	0	0	4	40-80	134	2,000	1,000	50,000	15,000	0	7,000	0	0	Baptist
University P.O.	Alabama	University of Alabama	63	219	0	219		0	0	198	0	4	40	130	8,000	800	300,000	302,000	24,080	2,500	0	25,000	State
Batesville	Alabama	Arkansas College		81		75	42	1			2	3	35	120	660	250	10,000	5,000	500	1,500		300	Presbyterian	Endowed professorships are partial.
Fayetteville	Arkansas	Arkansas Industrial University	12	67	5			0	0	1,000	0	4	30	12	3,000	250	175,000	130,000	10,400	1,700	39,800	0	State	317 students reported together; Receipts from state appropriation are for the last two years.
Little Rock	Arkansas	Little Rock University		16								4	45	100	500		80,000			1,000			Methodist Episcopal	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for the year 1884-85; 88 students reported together.
Little Rock	Arkansas	Philander Smith College		11								4	10	80-100			10,500						Methodist Episcopal	224 students reported together; Value of grounds, buildings, and apparatus is the cost of college building.
Benicia	California	College of St. Augustine											360-400		3,500		48,000						Methodist Episcopal	Annual charge for tuition includes board.
Berkeley	California	University of California	67	232	11	243						4	0	180-300	28,000								State
College City	California	Pierce Christian College	6	43	0	63	43	0	0	0	0	4	45-50	140	30	100	15,000	15,000	1,200	3,800	0	0	Christian
Los Angeles	California	St. Vincent's College		104		104							50	230									Catholic
Los Angeles	California	University of Southern California	15	44								4		200			45,000	90,000				144,000	Methodist Episcopal	95 students reported together.
Napa City	California	Napa College	20	35		221						4	50	300	500	300	50,000			3,016		20,001	Methodist Episcopal
San Francisco (corner of Hayes street and Van Ness avenue)	California	St. Ignatius College		141	0	400		0	0	0	0	4			10,000	700	600,000				0		Catholic
San Jose	California	University of the Pacific	8	58	0	151	90					2	54	200	2,800		150,000	33,000	2,500	12,500		7,550	Methodist Episcopal
Santa Clara	California	Santa Clara College	0	175	2	204	0					5	350		12,000	2,000	150,000			53,589	0	0	Catholic
Santa Rosa	California	Pacific Methodist College		89		59	29	0	0	0	0		60	180-200	400	450	25,000			4,400	3,900	6,300	Methodist Episcopal South
Woodbridge	California	San Joaquin Valley College		27		53	32					4	50		600		15,000						Church of the Brethren in Christ
Woodland	California	Hesperian College		75		56	38					4	26-60	160-200	400								Christian
Boulder	Colorado	University of Colorado		20	10	65	55					4	0		2,100		60,000	50,000	3,500		22,000	3,500	State
Colorado Springs	Colorado	Colorado College	13	31		41	14						35	180-300	6,000								Nonsectarian
Denver	Colorado	University of Denver	11	31									40-100	325									Methodist Episcopal	236 students reported together.
Hartford	Connecticut	Trinity College	8	104		104		4			52	4	100	167	27,000			275,000	18,000	10,692			Episcopal
Middletown	Connecticut	Wesleyan University	4	191	2	180	13	10	1	0	1	4	75	180	34,750		509,630	667,196	34,810	1,582	0	15,931	Methodist Episcopal
New Haven	Connecticut	Yale College	6	576	56	632		13	3			4	140	283	130,000								Nonsectarian
Grand Forks	North Dakota	University of North Dakota	14	14		49						4	0	150	1,000		75,000						State
East Pierre	South Dakota	Pierre University	7	16	1	21	19	0	0	0	1	4	24-36	85	2,000		40,000						Presbyterian
Vermillion	South Dakota	University of Dakota		12	0							4	0	100	1,100		90,000	250,000			30,000		State	195 students reported together.
Newark	Delaware	Delaware College	14	41	0	33	8	0	0	30	2	4	60	213		4,000	70,000	83,000	4,980		8,000		State
Washington DC	District of Columbia	Columbian College		107								4	50-90										Nonsectarian	106 students reported together.
Washington DC	District of Columbia	Gonzaga College		100		136							40		7,000								Catholic
Washington DC	District of Columbia	Howard College		28		174	48	0	0	0	0	4		83	12,000		400,000	175,000	10,000		24,500	50,825	Nonsectarian
Washington DC	District of Columbia	National Deaf-Mute College	1	43	0	54						5	150		3,100								Nonsectarian	Annual charge for tuition includes average cost of board and lodging per annum.
West Washington DC	District of Columbia	Georgetown College			10	197						4	300		30,000								Catholic	Annual charge for tuition includes average cost of board and lodging per annum.
Tallahassee	Florida	University of Florida		65		109						5	20-30	160	1,500		15,000	45,700	2,600	700	700		State	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Athens	Georgia	University of Georgia		191		191		10				4		122	20,000	5,000					2,500		State
Atlanta	Georgia	Atlanta University	0	18	0	142	149	0	0	53	6	4	8-16	85	6,000	0	200,000	27,250	1,245	1,537	8,000	25,088	Nonsectarian
Atlanta	Georgia	Clark University		6		164	98					4	9	80	6,000		250,000						Methodist Episcopal
Bowdon	Georgia	Bowdon College	30	54	0			0	0	0	0	4	5-15	80	376	564	3,000	0	0		0	1,731	Nonsectarian	159 students reported together.
Macon	Georgia	Mercer University		147								4	60	90-180									Baptist	170 students reported together.
Macon	Georgia	Pio Nono College				35							120				40,000			3,000			Catholic
Oxford	Georgia	Emory College		175		247						4	50-60	108-162	3,700								Methodist Episcopal South
Abingdon	Illinois	Hedding College	5	25								4	36	120-160	1,500	1,000	60,000	7,000	300	2,000		1,500	Methodist Episcopal	90 students reported together.
Bloomington	Illinois	Illinois Wesleyan University	105	242	19			3				4	39	150	5,000		100,000	70,000	5,000	8,500			Methodist Episcopal	432 students reported together.
Bourbonnais Grove	Illinois	St. Viateur's College		137		305						7	175										Catholic	Annual charge for tuition includes average cost of board and lodging per annum.
Carthage	Illinois	Carthage College		41	6	62	31					4	32	100	3,000	1,500	40,000	22,000	1,500	2,800			Lutheran
Chicago (413 W. 12th street)	Illinois	St. Ignatius College		44		274						4	12550		12,550		219,100			8,107			Catholic
Eureka	Illinois	Eureka College	72	172	2	143	105	0	0	0	0	4	39	130	5,000	0	50,000	45,000	2,500	6,250	0	1,500	Christian
Evanston	Illinois	Northwestern University	90	165				3	0	0	367	4	27-45	72-216	26,000		1,615,249	811,667	23,242	18,543	0	56,168	Methodist Episcopal	412 students reported together.
Ewing College	Illinois	Ewing College				100	40				4	4	30	98	800	2,000	10,000	1,500	32				Baptist
Galena	Illinois	German-English College	22	29		90	30	0	0	0	0	4	29	100			10,000	8,000	650	2,400		350	Methodist Episcopal
Galesburgh	Illinois	Knox College	22	165	9							4	45	140-200	6,600								Nonsectarian	327 students reported together.
Galesburgh	Illinois	Lombard University	5	37								4	15-33	100-160	5,000		300,000	56,000	8,000	5,000		10,000	Universalist	127 students reported together.
Jacksonville	Illinois	Illinois College		65							6	4	36-45	108-165	9,000	4,000	125,000	140,000	9,500	5,000			Nonsectarian	160 students reported together.
Lake Forest	Illinois	Lake Forest University	15	64							11	4	40	80-160	5,000								Presbyterian	116 students reported together.
Lebanon	Illinois	McKendree College	44	100	4	73	31				1	4	24	108	6,500	1,000	50,000	20,000	1,600				Methodist Episcopal
Lincoln	Illinois	Lincoln University		47		100	74					4	20	138	1,724	900	100,000	69,000	5,000	10,000		16,000	Cumberland Presbyterian
Monmouth	Illinois	Monmouth College	50	150								4	30	104-160	2,000								United Presbyterian	249 students reported together.
Naperville	Illinois	Northwestern College				231	74					4	18	125-140			55,000	100,000	8,000	5,000			Evangelical
Quincy	Illinois	Chaddock College		30	20							4	40	127									Methodist Episcopal	107 students reported together.
Quincy	Illinois	St. Francis Solanus College		56		139						6	30	150	2,235		50,542			16,083		18,083	Catholic
Rock Island	Illinois	Augustana College	6	87		167	3	0	0	0	0	4	36	80	7,480	200	90,000	0	0	5,355	0	19,000	Evangelical Lutheran	Receipts for the last year from tuition fees includes receipts from board, &c.
Teutopolis	Illinois	St. Joseph's Diocesan College		102		144		0	0	0	0	6	150		2,500	300	30,000			16,000	0	6,000	Catholic	Annual charge for tuition includes average cost of board and lodging per annum.
Upper Alton	Illinois	Shurtleff College	4	23		85	41	5			20	4	30-51	160	7,447		42,055	70,150	4,418	3,019			Baptist	Number of endowed professorships is partial.
Urbana (Champaign P.O.)	Illinois	University of Illinois																						Data reported with federal land-grant institutions.
Westfield	Illinois	Westfield College	4	22				1	0	0	100	4	27	98	2,500	300	45,000	10,000	500	1,100	0	6,100	United Brethren in Christ	95 students reported together; Number of endowed professorships is partial.
Wheaton	Illinois	Wheaton College	15	69								4	30	96-120	2,000			40,000				6,000	Nonsectarian	194 students reported together.
Bloomington	Indiana	The Indiana University	14	196	6	192	91	0	0	0	0	4	0		7,500		150,000	180,000	9,000		23,000	3,000	State
Crawfordsville	Indiana	Wabash College	14	95	4	168				26	10	4	21-30	80-200	26,000								Presbyterian
Fort Wayne	Indiana	Concordia College		134		166						6											Lutheran
Franklin	Indiana	Franklin College	62	102		107	89					4	21-24	126	5,000		46,000	105,000	7,600	4,000			Baptist
Greencastle	Indiana	De Pauw University	15	210	13			27				4	0	90	15,000	2,000	250,000	300,000	24,000	0	0	6,000	Methodist Episcopal	630 students reported together.
Hanover	Indiana	Hanover College		96	2	118	37					4	0	100-150	7,000								Presbyterian
Hartsville	Indiana	Hartsville Collee		40				1				4	24	140	1,100		20,000	15,000	1,000	1,000			United Brethren in Christ	123 students reported together.
Irvington	Indiana	Butler University	21	108	3	125	56	2				4	30	150	4,000	1,000	100,000	175,000	12,000	4,000			Christian
Merom	Indiana	Union Christian College	3	30								4	24	54	1,200		40,000	57,900	3,095	1,361			Christian	123 students reported together.
Moore's Hill	Indiana	Moore's Hill College	4	75	9			6				4	24,30	108	500	500	30,000	15,000	1,000	2,400		300	Methodist Episcopal	125 students reported together; $24 annual charge for tuition is for preparatory and collegiate students.
Notre Dame	Indiana	University of Notre Dame		158	27	485		0	0	0	0	4	300		25,000		60,000				0		Catholic	Annual charge for tuition includes average cost of board and lodging per annum.
Richmond	Indiana	Earlham College		111	0	122	114	0	0	0	0	4	50,65	150	3,000	2,500	60,000	60,000	4,604	8,500	0	2,000	Friends	$50 annual charge for tuition is for preparatory and collegiate students.
Ridgeville	Indiana	Ridgeville College		13		67	38				25	4	20	72	250		25,000	23,000	1,500	450			Baptist
St. Meinrad	Indiana	St. Meinrad's College		46								6	30	150	2,000	1,000	200,000						Catholic	58 students reported together.
College Springs	Iowa	Amity College		43	1							4	18-24	107	900		30,000	30,000	2,700	1,400			Nonsectarian	243 students reported together.
Davenport	Iowa	Griswold College	2	22		39	95	2	0	0	2	4	388		7,500	500	200,000	98,000	5,000		0	27,000	Protestant Episcopal	Annual charge for tuition includes average cost of board and lodging per annum.
Decorah	Iowa	Norwegian Luther College		51	0	131		0	0	0	0	4	0	70	4,500	1,000	110,000	6,250	375	700	0		Lutheran
Des Moines	Iowa	Drake University		412	1	433		3				4	30	114	2,000	100	60,000	58,000	4,000	5,500			Christian
Dubuque	Iowa	St. Joseph's College		40		70					1	6	197		2,000		50,000			10,000			Catholic	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; Annual tuition includes board.
Fairfield	Iowa	Parson's College	14	70		102	53		0	0	9	4	38	160			50,000	36,000	2,500	3,300	0		Presbyterian
Fayette	Iowa	Upper Iowa University	25	57				2				4	33	81	4,850	1,000	50,000	18,000	1,080	5,500			Methodist Episcopal	318 students reported together.
Grinnell	Iowa	Iowa College	101	187				4	0	0	24	4	31	160	12,000	15,000	135,000				0		Congregational	379 students reported together; Also 7 partially endowed professorships.
Hopkinton	Iowa	Lenox College	5	102	2	83	103	0	0	0	0	4	24-30	105	700	1,550	15,000	15,000	900	3,811	0		Presbyterian
Indianola	Iowa	Simpson College	25	85		166	135	3				4	30	110	2,000		30,000	37,000	2,500	5,400			Methodist Episcopal
Iowa City	Iowa	State University of Iowa	20	236		160	76	0	0	1	0	4	10-25	126	14,000	0	400,000	213,178	16,406	9,637	54,000	0	State
Mt. Pleasant	Iowa	German College	35	47	4	74	10	1				4	21	72	600	50	15,000	20,000	1,200	300			Methodist Episcopal
Mt. Pleasant	Iowa	Iowa Wesleyan University	40	104	1							4	18-36	100-200									Methodist Episcopal	191 students reported together.
Mt. Vernon	Iowa	Cornell College	170	248							13	4	33-36	70-140	6,000								Methodist Episcopal	497 students reported together.
Oskaloosa	Iowa	Oskaloosa College	13	39		133	99					4	30	105	2,000	300	40,000	11,000	700	2,000		3,500	Christian
Oskaloosa	Iowa	Penn College	7	69								4	34	99	1,900	400	35,000			3,500		6,000	Friends	148 students reported together.
Pella	Iowa	Central University of Iowa		23	6	58	53	4	0	0	0	4	27	115	1,000		30,000	25,000	1,800		0		Baptist
Tabor	Iowa	Tabor College	44	78		104	119		0	0	4	4	30	115	5,000	0	44,000	40,000	3,200	3,700	0	13,000	Congregational
Toledo	Iowa	Western College	0	60	22			3	0	0	26	4	21	56-111	3,000		100,000	70,000	3,200	3,700	0	13,152	United Brethren in Christ	259 students reported together.
Atchison	Kansas	St. Benedict's College	39	101	4	105					1	4	40	160	5,500	1,200							Catholic
Baldwin City	Kansas	Baker University	49	126		256	170					4	15	108	2,000	500	100,000	4,000	280	5,500		5,780	Methodist Episcopal
Emporia	Kansas	College of Emporia		11		43	36					4	36	126	500		100,000	25,000	1,750	2,200			Presbyterian
Highland	Kansas	Highland University		74		60	48	1				4	25-39	150	5,000	300	22,000	21,000	1,500	1,800			Presbyterian
Lawrence	Kansas	University of Kansas		157	14	206	108					4	0	160	7,100								State
Lecompton	Kansas	Lane University	39	69		72	66					4	17				40,000	15,000					United Brethren
Ottawa	Kansas	Ottawa University	3	11		105	50	0	0	0		4	25-30	150	1,000	0	116,614	12,000	1,600	2,000	0	0	Baptist
St. Mary's	Kansas	St. Mary's College		288		288							180		2,000								Catholic	Annual charge for tuition includes average cost of board and lodging per annum.
Topeka	Kansas	Washburn College	39	61	1	131	107				16	4	33	150	5,000		200,000	100,000	8,000	5,000		28,000	Congregational
Bardstown	Kentucky	St. Joseph's College				100						6	40	160	800		50,000			12,000	0	0	Catholic	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Berea	Kentucky	Berea College	1	30								4	6-9	75	4,000		130,000	80,000	5,000				Nonsectarian	389 students reported together.
Bowling Green	Kentucky	Ogden College	10	54	5	108	0	1	0	0	60	4	0	120	1,000	75	30,000	135,000	8,000	750			Nonsectarian	Tuition is $30 for students form States other than Kentucky.
Danville	Kentucky	Centre College	3	83		193		1	0	0	18	4	40	108-180	5,470	3,500	90,500	187,063	12,075	1,669	0	0	Presbyterian
Farmdale	Kentucky	Kentucky Military Institute	9	100	10	110		0	0	0	0	3	100	200	5,000	1,200	125,000	0	0	6,000	0	0	Nonsectarian
Georgetown	Kentucky	Georgetown		101		115		1				4	50	100-160	8,000	2,000	50,000	125,000					Baptist
Hopkinsville	Kentucky	South Kentucky College			8	168						3	30-50	160									Christian	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Lexington	Kentucky	Kentucky University		165		448						5	2		13,200	1,888	130,000	206,364	13,377			2,260	Disciples of Christ
Millersburgh	Kentucky	Kentucky Wesleyan College				95						4	40	125	1,000	1,200	20,000	31,000			0		Methodist Episcopal South
Richmond	Kentucky	Central University		140	2	178		3			31	4	65	160	7,000	1,000	100,000	130,000	6,000	5,000		2,000	Presbyterian
Russellville	Kentucky	Bethel College		127		127		4	0	0	0	6	55	130	5,000	3,000	75,000	70,000	4,000	4,500	0		Baptist
St. Mary's	Kentucky	St. Mary's College		31	11	127	0	0	0	0	0	5	200	160	3,000		5,000	0	0	16,000	0	17,000	Catholic
Baton Rouge	Louisiana	Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College		95		95		0	0			4	0	180	18,805			318,313	13,244		7,250		State
St. James Parish	Louisiana	Jefferson College (St. Mary's)																					Catholic	115 students reported together.
Grand Coteau	Louisiana	St. Charles College	3	78		95		0	0	0	0	6	50	200	8,000	500	50,000			16,000	0	0	Catholic
Jackson	Louisiana	Centenary College of Louisiana		51		84		0				4	40-60		2,000		80,000						Methodist Episcopal South	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Keachi	Louisiana	Keachi College		150		200						4	25-50	123	200		20,000						Baptist
New Orleans	Louisiana	College of the Immaculate Conception	37	109		330						4	60								0		Catholic
New Orleans	Louisiana	New Orleans University		19								4	9	100	4,500		20,000	0	0	0	0	0	Methodist Episcopal	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; 100 students reported together; Annual charge for tuition is incidental fees.
New Orleans	Louisiana	Southern University				109	151					4	0		100		6,250				10,000		State	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
New Orleans	Louisiana	Straight University		65				0	0	0	0	4	8	88	400		75,000			2,400	0		Nonsectarian	455 students reported together.
New Orleans	Louisiana	The Tulane University of Louisiana	2	59	4	291			0	138	20	4	50	290	20,000		224,514	1,038,057	70,000	11,321	0		Nonsectarian
Shreveport	Louisiana	Thatcher Institute		75		75						4	70	144-162	250		12,000						Nonsectarian
Brunswick	Maine	Bowdoin College	1	137		137	0	9	0	0	49	4	75	125	37,500			345,525	19,206	12,071	0		Congregational
Lewiston	Maine	Bates College	8	147		120	27			10	18	4	36	120	8,929	1,600	150,000	157,000	10,000	4,000		3,000	Free Baptist
Waterville	Maine	Colby University		119		99	20	10			70	4	45	102	20,500	8,000	140,000	320,115	18,478	4,322	0	1,650	Baptist
Annapolis	Maryland	St. John's College	2	42		77		0	0	26	0	4	75-90	200	6,000	1,000	122,000	0	0	4,002	8,200	0	Nonsectarian
Baltimore	Maryland	Johns Hopkins University		130	184	314	0		20		60	3	100		29,000	0	644,738	3,000,000	208,214	17,674	0	0	Nonsectarian
Chestertown	Maryland	Washington College									20	4	40-60	160	2,000								Nonsectarian
Ellicott City	Maryland	Rock Hill College	10	53		158						4	60	200	6,300								Catholic	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Ellicott City	Maryland	St. Charles College		115	0	205		0	0	0		4			9,400	800					0		Catholic
Emmittsburgh	Maryland	Mt. St. Mary's College		50		111		0	0	0	0	4	300		10,000	3,000	150,000				0	30,000	Catholic	Annual charge for tuition includes board.
New Windsor	Maryland	New Windsor College and Windsor Female College				52	50					4	42	200	3,000		50,000						Presbyterian
Westminster	Maryland	Western Maryland College		80		73	42	0	0	26	11	4	30	170	1,000	1,500	40,000	0	0	2,000	5,200	12,000	Methodist Episcopal
Amherst	Massachusetts	Amherst College	22	352	3	355		8	1	3	178	4	100	160	40,000	5,000	500,000	650,000	33,000	30,000			Congregational
Boston	Massachusetts	Boston College	10	110		305					60	4	60		12,000		300,000	0	0	10,000	0	60,000	Catholic	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Boston	Massachusetts	Boston University (College of Liberal Arts)	30	149	15						66	4	100	144-270									Methodist Episcopal	164 students reported together.
Cambridge	Massachusetts	Harvard College	110	1,068	1,140					109		4	150	317	304,800			5,190,772	260,303				Nonsectarian	Number of state and other scholarships are reported together.
College Hill	Massachusetts	Tufts College	9	109	6	115		2		3	31	4	100	165	22,600		200,000	700,000	50,000	10,185			Universalist
Williamstown	Massachusetts	Williams College		280	1	281		9		3	30	4	90	220	24,000	9,000		525,000	33,810	21,166		5,048	Nonsectarian
Adrian	Michigan	Adrian College		54								4	27	90	3,500	1,500	128,000	80,000	5,000			13,000	Methodist Protestant	185 students reported together.
Albion	Michigan	Albion College	4	65	2			4				4	0	100	4,643		100,000	170,000	11,480	6,266			Methodist Episcopal	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; 211 students reported together.
Ann Arbor	Michigan	University of Michigan		596		461	135	0	0	0	0	4		156	60,201	2,500	948,000	544,152	29,581	64,076	51,500	55,141	Nonsectarian
Battle Creek	Michigan	Battle Creek College			3	220	184	0	0	0	0	4	30	90	1,300	0	70,000	0	0	4,285	0	13,077	Seventh Day Adventist
Benzonia	Michigan	Grand Traverse College				18	23						15	115	550		5,000	12,000	500	200			Congregational
Hillsdale	Michigan	Hillsdale College	101	249	4	352	175	9	4	0	400	4	0	150	8,000		150,000	120,000	7,500			10,000	Free Baptist
Holland	Michigan	Hope College	0	31								4	15	90	6,462		45,000	105,000	6,857	2,056		5,005	Reformed	145 students reported together.
Kalamazoo	Michigan	Kalamazoo College	12	48		87	57	1			2	4	26	120	3,450	1,230	100,000	115,171	4,059	2,064			Baptist
Olivet	Michigan	Olivet College	12	48		87	57	1			2	4	24-30	90	13,250	1,000	135,000	100,170	9,227	5,125	0	4,638	Congregational and Presbyterian	107 students reported together.
Collegeville	Minnesota	St. John's University		83	2	216						6	200		9,500		300,000				0		Catholic	Annual charge for tuition includes average cost of board and lodging per annum.
Hamline	Minnesota	Hamline University	8	47	0						4	4	30	100	3,500		100,000	90,000	4,431	3,635			Methodist Episcopal	126 students reported together.
Minneapolis	Minnesota	Augsburgh Seminary, Greek department				73																	Lutheran	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Minneapolis	Minnesota	University of Minnesota	50	179	25	317	86	0	0	0	0	4	5	140	20,500	0	650,000	800,000	35,000	0	35,000		State
Northfield	Minnesota	Carleton College	95	153	2	118	173		0	0	0	4	24	140	7,250	600	185,789	144,567	10,520	7,990	0	25,637	Congregational
Clinton	Mississippi	Mississippi College		169	5	210		0	0	0	0	4	40-60	10	2,000	3,500	5,000	5,000	600	4,000	0	3,100	Baptist
Holly Springs	Mississippi	Rust University		6	0	142	132	1	0	0	0	4	9	80			60,000			921			Methodist Episcopal
Oxford	Mississippi	University of Mississippi		143	14	186	16	0	0	0	4	5	0	144	10,000	0	200,000	544,061	32,643	550	32,643	1,870	State
Bolivar	Missouri	Southwest Baptist College	21	97	0	86	42	0	0	0	0	4	30	90	500	120	40,000			2,500			Baptist
Canton	Missouri	Christian University				62	35	1	0	0	0	4	43	120		1,000	75,000	10,000	400	3,000	0	500	Christian
Cape Girardeau	Missouri	St. Vincent's College		20		120						5	200		8,000	1,200							Catholic	Annual charge for tuition includes average cost of board and lodging per annum.
Columbia	Missouri	University of the State of Missouri		454		385	69							90-180	14,520								State
Edinburgh	Missouri	Grand River College	30	52		54	51					4	36	90	350		16,000	2,700	200	1,700			Baptist
Fayette	Missouri	Central College		34	0			2	1	0		4	40,50	120	4,061	0	100,000	110,000	8,800	2,500	0		Methodist Episcopal South	106 students reported together; $40 for tuition for preparatory and collegiate students.
Fulton	Missouri	Westminster College	43	115		129					2	4	0	100-140	5,000								Presbyterian
Glasgow	Missouri	Lewis College	5	14		56	25					4	25,30	76	5,000		100,000	8,000	480	2,000		5,000	Methodist Episcopal	$25 for tuition for preparatory and collegiate students.
Glasgow	Missouri	Pritchett School Institute			2	44	45	3	0	0	15	3	20-50	120			30,000	51,000	3,900	2,800	0	0	Nonsectarian
La Grange	Missouri	La Grange College												90-120	1,600		30,000						Baptist	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; 105 students reported together.
Liberty	Missouri	William Jewell College	13	55		170						4	40	120	4,000		50,000	125,000	9,000	2,800			Baptist
Morrisville	Missouri	Morrisville College				122							35-40	90-100	600		10,000						Methodist Episcopal South	Annual charge for tuition is for high school and collegiate.
St. Louis	Missouri	St. Louis University		249		344						6	60		25,000								Catholic
St. Louis	Missouri	Washington University		80		640	370	4			30	4	100	300	8,000		900,000	250,000	15,000	75,000			Nonsectarian	There are two partially endowed scholarships.
Springfield	Missouri	Drury College	3	30	0			2	0	0	14	4	30-48	100	18,000		200,000	82,000	6,833	3,600			Congregational	199 students reported together.
Stewartsville	Missouri	Stewartsville College		28		60	46					4	40-50	120	300		12,000	700	70	1,300			Nonsectarian
Warrenton	Missouri	Central Wesleyan College	44	80		167	80	2	4			4	27	100	3,300		45,000	29,000	2,300	5,800			German Methodist Episcopal
Deer Lodge	Montana	The College of Montana	21	38				0	0	0	1	4	50	140	500		58,000			2,500		1,500	Presbyterian	62 students reported together.
Central City	Nebraska	Nebraska Central College															17,000	80,000					Methodist Episcopal	88 students reported together.
Crete	Nebraska	Doane College	27	66		104	74	2	0	0	5	4	17-24	120	2,000		85,000	33,000	3,000	2,000	0	6,000	Congregational	Annual charge for tuition is for preparatory and collegiate students.
Lincoln	Nebraska	University of Nebraska	70	126								4	0	150	8,382					0	135,500			126 students reported together; Receipts for last year from state appropriations for last two years.
Omaha	Nebraska	Creighton College		107				0	0	0	0	6	0	220	4,410	702	120,000	148,000	10,500	0	0	12,000	Catholic	179 students reported together.
Reno	Nevada	State University of Nevada				18	33								400		20,000	110,520	24,951				State
Hanover	New Hampshire	Dartmouth College		249	1	250					66	4	90	111-167	65,000								Congregational
Newark	New Jersey	St. Benedict's College				83						5	30		400								Catholic
New Brunswick	New Jersey	Rutgers College	11	116	4	120				40		4	75	162	14,000	3,000		566,000	34,828	2,431	6,960	12,000	Reformed
Princeton	New Jersey	College of New Jersey		342	58	400			7	0	64	4	100	200	60,000	16,000					0		Presbyterian
Vineland	New Jersey	College of the Sacred Heart		60	0	120		0	0	0	0	4	20	180	1,500	500	60,000	0	0		0	10,000	Catholic
Allegany	New York	St. Bonaventure's College	5	94		155		0				6	200	205	5,960	500	206,000			31,686			Catholic
Annandale	New York	St. Stephen's College		47	1	70		0	0	0	37	4		225	6,000	1,200	175,000	0	0	225	0	21,000	Protestant Episcopal
Aurora	New York	Wells College	6	32	1		33	0	0	0	0	4	100	270	2,000	600	281,000	200,000	8,954	23,651		3,654	Nonsectarian	Receipts from last year from tuition fees includes board.
Brooklyn	New York	Brooklyn Collegiate and Polytechnic Institute	49	167	6	801		0	0	0	0	4	120		2,250	0	164,309	32,875	2,412	88,597	377	90,956	Nonsectarian
Brooklyn	New York	St. Francis College	44	65		470						4	60	240	3,000		160,000			30,000			Catholic
Buffalo	New York	Canisius College		32		290						4	40	200	12,500	2,000							Catholic
Canton	New York	St. Lawrence University	2	65	10	48	27	2	0	0	20	4	30	100-200	10,000		100,000	50,000	3,070	1,060	0	6,386	Universalist
Clinton	New York	Hamilton College		185		185		9			21	4	75	126-210	20,000		400,000	277,000	13,903	77,010		6,942	Presbyterian
Geneva	New York	Hobart College	19	66	1	67					49	4	25	120-180	8,000								Protestant Episcopal
Hamilton	New York	Madison University	8	120		270		16			20	4	50	100	17,020	200	200,000	550,000	35,000	5,000		2,500	Baptist
Ithaca	New York	Cornell University	22	664	34			2	8	512	36	4	75	250	60,000		1,310,119	3,699,994	209,135	24,000		14,136	Nonsectarian	638 students reported together.
Le Roy	New York	Ingham University	90	102	18		196	0	0	0	1	4	36	124	3,000		91,000			8,402		14,000	Nonsectarian
New York	New York	College of St. Francis Xavier		80		398					37		16		22,000								Catholic
New York	New York	College of the City of New York	69	728		1,257						5			23,246		252,700	56,500			129,000		City	Appropriation is from city.
New York	New York	Columbia College	71	543	23	558	13	1	14	0	19	4	150		74,000		2,100,000	4,500,000	227,290	30,029	0	114,592	Nonsectarian
New York	New York	Manhattan College	0	127	0	251	0	0	0	0	0	4	60	250	15,000	1,000	100,000	0	0	13,250	0	37,425	Catholic
New York	New York	University of the City of New York		105		105	0		2			4	0				200,000	430,000	28,000			30,000	Nonsectarian
Poughkeepsie	New York	Vassar College	35	186	2		238	2				4	100	400	15,000		723,757	443,857	23,602	110,633		20,475	Nonsectarian	Receipts or last year from tuition fees includes board.
Rochester	New York	University of Rochester	38	159		159		4	2		68	4	75	300	22,300		441,146	434,095	22,507	10,464	0	5,425	Baptist
Schenectady	New York	Union College	20	115		115						4	90	160	29,950		500,000		27,665	6,925		2,425	Nonsectarian
Suspension Bridge	New York	Niagara University		58		110		0	0	0	4	4	250		6,000		230,000			27,422	0	4,400	Catholic	Annual charge for tuition includes average cost of board and lodging per annum; Receipts for the last year from tuition fees includes board.
Syracuse	New York	Syracuse University	173	329		153	176	2	0	0	20	4	60-100	180	10,422		350,000	289,000	15,707	11,728	0	19,552	Methodist Episcopal
Chapel Hill	North Carolina	University of North Carolina	36	181	6	187		0	0	96	4	4	85	120	8,500	15,000	250,000	130,000	7,800	6,300	27,500	300	State	Annual charge for tuition includes room and attendance.
Charlotte	North Carolina	Biddle University		30		125						4		64	3,000		60,000						Presbyterian
Davidson College	North Carolina	Davidson College	7	99		115					5	4	60	75-145	9,000		150,000	180,000					Presbyterian
Mount Pleasant	North Carlina	North Carolina College		33		59						4	30-40	100-150	921	700	15,000			1,400		100	Lutheran
Raleigh	North Carolina	Shaw University				230	172					4	12	40	3,000		200,000			7,000			Baptist
Rutherford	North Carlina	Rutherford College		73				0	0	0	0		10-40	80-100	5,000		5,000	0	0		0	0	Nonsectarian	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; 323 students reported together.
Salisbury	North Carolina	Livingston College		17								4	7	55	3,000		20,000						Nonsectarian	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; 119 students reported together.
Trinity College	North Carolina	Trinity College		95		146						4	25-50	110-140									Methodist Episcopal South
Wake Forest	North Carolina	Wake Forest College			2	184		2	0	0	0	3	60	105	9,000	0	50,000	164,600	11,000	7,500	0	0	Baptist
Akron	Ohio	Buchtel College	9	86		99	106	5			51	4	24-40	160	3,500	2,500	150,000	300,000	9,168	3,253		2,811	Universalist
Ashland	Ohio	Ashland College				100		0			25	2	32	120			60,000			2,100	0		German Baptist	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Athens	Ohio	Ohio University		33						88		4	34	100	6,600		125,000	140,000	8,000	2,250	7,000		Nonsectarian	149 students reported together.
Berea	Ohio	Baldwin University				16	22						22										Methodist Episcopal
Berea	Ohio	German Wallace College	8	45				0	0	0		4	6-12	100	5,000		58,000	57,000	4,300		0	10,500	Methodist Episcopal	82 students reported together.
Brooklyn Village	Ohio	Calvin College				33	8						32		2,000		10,000					1,700
Cincinnati	Ohio	St. Joseph's College		218		218						6	36-60										Catholic
Cincinnati	Ohio	St. Xavier College		165		293		0	0	0	0	4	60		16,500	2,000	200,000	0	0	8,000	0	0	Catholic
Cincinnati	Ohio	University of Cincinnati	18	87	1	70	18					4	60				200,000	500,000	30,000	600		8,000	City	Annual charge of tuition is for non-residents.
Cleveland	Ohio	Adelbert College of Western Reserve University	7	77		150	27	4	0	0	40	4	30	155	10,000		300,000	600,000	36,000	4,500		46,781	Nonsectarian
College Hill	Ohio	Belmont College				7	15						18		1,800		80,000					4,200	Nonsectarian
Columbus	Ohio	Capital University		39		68						4	40	80	4,000	1,000	60,000			2,000			Lutheran
Columbus	Ohio	Ohio State University	10	73	5			0	0	0	0	4	0	120-180	7,000		600,000	537,841	32,270	5,860	19,600	4,806	State	219 students reported together.
Delaware	Ohio	Ohio Wesleyan University				196	116						29		13,786		750,000					38,000	Methodist Episcopal
Gambier	Ohio	Kenyon College				57							100		20,000		542,000					3,601	Protestant Episcopal
Granville	Ohio	Denison University				73							39		15,000		500,000					18,000	Baptist
Hiram	Ohio	Hiram College	1	26		103	87					4	30	90	2,000	2,000	50,000	50,000	3,500	3,000			Disciples of Christ
Marietta	Ohio	Marietta College		71	0	168						4	45	100	23,000	11,000	303,000						Nonsectarian
Mount Union	Ohio	Mount Union College				76	15						23		6,650		518,000						Nonsectarian
New Athens	Ohio	Franklin College				160							45		400		20,000					800
New Concord	Ohio	Muskingum College	15	70		120						6	24-30	80-100									United Presbyterian
Oberlin	Ohio	Oberlin College	291	687								4	10	110-140	20,000								Congregational	928 students reported together.
Oxford	Ohio	Miami University		19		50		0	0	0	0	4	45	150	8,000	1,800	200,000	50,000	4,000	2,000	22,250	6,000	State
Rio Grande	Ohio	Rio Grande College				10	2						28		500		120,000					4,500	Freewill Baptists
Scio	Ohio	Scio College		91	5	100	64					4	30	70	1,000		25,000						Methodist Episcopal
Springfield	Ohio	Wittenberg College				80	8						39		9,000		350,000					10,000	Evangelical Lutheran
Tiffin	Ohio	Heidelberg College	5	90							1,400	4	24	140			60,000	80,000	4,800	1,200		5,000	Reformed	205 students reported together.
Urbana	Ohio	Urbana University		4		17		0	0	0	4	4	60	156	4,000		30,000	50,000	3,500	350	0	200	Sweden
Westerville	Ohio	Otterbein University	3	61		94	47	5				4	30	200	2,000	3,000	55,000	75,000	5,500	2,500			United Brethren in Christ
Wilberforce	Ohio	Wilberforce University		23							20	4	14-20	53-87	4,000								African Methodist Episcopal	100 students reported together.
Wilmington	Ohio	Wilmington College	13	31								4	39	140-200	1,000								Friends	99 students reported together.
Wooster	Ohio	University of Wooster	29	185				5	0	0	33	4	45	125	10,000	0	250,000	130,000	10,000	12,000	0	3,000	Presbyterian	368 students reported together.
Yellow Springs	Ohio	Antioch College	48	82		114	80					4	38	75	6,000								Nonsectarian
Corvallis	Oregon	Corvallis College				97											10,000						Methodist Episcopal South
Eugene City	Oregon	University of Oregon		33								4	30-40	120-200	2,000		77,000	210,000	9,000	4,000	5,000		State	191 students reported together.
Forest Grove	Oregon	Pacific University and Tualatin Academy	2	22		74	54	1				3	30-45	100-160	5,900		30,000	86,000	8,000	2,500			Independent
McMinnville	Oregon	McMinnville College		4		65	47					4	40				80,000						Baptist
Monmouth	Oregon	Christian College		4		40	46					4					14,000						Christian
Salem	Oregon	Willamette University		29		112	113					4	11-13	100-120	2,500		60,000	27,000	2,250	7,000			United Brethren
Allegheny City	Pennsylvania	Western University of Pennsylvania	8	60	5	197		2	0	0	0	4	80	160	3,700	600	5,300	286,888	16,843	8,900		540	Nonsectarian
Allentown	Pennsylvania	Muhlenberg College		56		119		3			28	4	50	100	3,000	5,000	80,000	116,000	6,960	1,891		12,544	Lutheran
Annville	Pennsylvania	Lebanon Valley College	61	90	0	87	56	0	0	0	0	4	40	146	2,325	1,025	50,000	10,000	500	3,437		5,979	United Brethren
Beatty	Pennsylvania	St. Vincent's College		115		305						4	60	130	24,300					12,180		19,500	Catholic
Beaver Falls	Pennsylvania	Geneva College		69				1			28	4	36	125	1,200		50,000	100,000		3,600	0	9,000	Presbyterian	119 students reported together.
Carlisle	Pennsylvania	Dickinson College		110		110						4		110-140	29,777								Methodist Episcopal
Chester	Pennsylvania	Pennsylvania Military Academy		116		131					36			240	1,200		100,000						Nonsectarian
Easton	Pennsylvania	La Fayette College		222	25	247		5	0	0	0	4	45-75	175	20,000	4,500	600,000	272,303	13,585	5,513	0	11,038	Presbyterian
Freeland (Collegeville P.O.)	Pennsylvania	Ursinus College	10	54				0	0	0	0	4	48	140	8,000	1,500	30,000				0		Reformed German	152 students reported together.
Gettysburgh	Pennsylvania	Pennsylvania College		100		154		4			38	4	50	80-120	9,200	13,200	110,000	125,000	7,000	5,500		1,650	Evangelical Lutheran
Greenville	Pennsylvania	Thiel College	0	61		72	12	3				4	40	93	5,000	1,000	50,000	60,000			0		Evangelical Lutheran
Grove City	Pennsylvania	Grove City College	274	439								4	30	150	2,000		30,000			8,100			Nonsectarian	526 students reported together.
Haverford College	Pennsylvania	Haverford College		94	0	94	0	1	0	0	20	4	150	350	11,254	4,758	200,000	180,000	9,482	35,550	0		Friends
Jefferson	Pennsylvania	Monongahela College		15		30	14					4	27	94	325	120	30,000	0	0	496		1,062	Baptist
Lancaster	Pennsylvania	Franklin and Marshall College		83		100	0	1		0		4	39	137	5,000	14,000	250,000	117,869	7,223	850	0	20,000	Reformed
Lewisburgh	Pennsylvania	Bucknell University	4	67				2	0	0	20	4	50	130	9,000	1,450	135,850	200,000	12,000		0	0	Baptist	116 students reported together.
Lincoln University	Pennsylvania	Lincoln University	16	150	0	173		6	0	0	18	4	25	95	9,000		160,000	155,000	9,000	325	0	20,000	Presbyterian
Meadville	Pennsylvania	Allegheny College	21	128		207	57	5	0	0	0	4		150	12,000	1,800	150,000	150,000	9,000		0		Methodist Episcopal
New Wilmington	Pennsylvania	Westminster College	20	131		193						4	24	110-160									Presbyterian
Philadelphia (1240 N. Broad street)	Pennsylvania	La Salle College	3	101	0	262						4	80		7,639	3,587	115,000			17,300		23,874	Catholic
Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	University of Pennsylvania	28	149		149				2	76	4	100-200	150-210									Nonsectarian	Special or optional students: 21 of these are in Wharton School of Finance and Economy.
Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	Catholic College of the Holy Ghost	20	160		320											100,000			7,000			Catholic
South Bethlehem	Pennsylvania	Lehigh University	16	41	19	60					2	4	0	250	63,000		1,000,000	2,000,000					Protestant Episcopal
Swarthmore	Pennsylvania	Swarthmore College	22	123	0	63	60	0	0	0	10	4	200	450	9,074	2,560							Friends
Villanova	Pennsylvania	Augustinian College of Villanova		73		73						4	125										Catholic	Annual charge for tuition includes average cost of board and lodging per annum.
Washington	Pennsylvania	Washington and Jefferson College	22	154		217		4				4	24	125	5,000	5,000	150,000	250,146	15,236	0		6,706	Presbyterian
Providence	Rhode Island	Brown University	10	243	2	245		3		35	75	4	100	200	65,183		600,000	767,104	41,938	25,944	0	493	Protestant Episcopal
Charleston	South Carolina	College of Charleston		28		28						4						300,000	12,000	100		2,500	City
Columbia	South Carolina	Allen University										4	8	44	50		8,000						Methodist	180 students reported together.
Columbia	South Carolina	South Carolina College	42	171	18			0	8		6	4	0	99	27,500	2,000	318,000	95,500	5,700	0	17,500	2,500	State	207 students reported together.
Due West	South Carolina	Erskine College		57		83						4	20	100	2,500		40,000	75,000	4,800				Associate Reformed Presbyterian	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Greenville	South Carolina	Furman University		100		100		0	0	0	0	4	60	125			50,000	25,000	2,000	4,000	0	2,000	Baptist
Newberry	South Carolina	Newberry College		38	0	77					4	4	50	106	5,800	1,200	30,000	10,000	700	2,000	0	4,300	Evangelical Lutheran
Orangeburgh	South Carolina	Claflin University and South Carolina Agricultural College and Mechanics' Institute		18		271	157					4	3	50	1,400	50	60,000			673	5,700	12,000	Methodist Episcopal
Spartanburgh	South Carolina	Wofford College		72		104						4	60	60-128	6,000								Methodist Episcopal South
Walhalla	South Carolina	Adger College				66		0	0	0	0	4	10-40	100	600	400	5,000	13,000	1,073	70	0	165	Nonsectarian
Athens	Tennessee	Grant Memorial University	3	101							7	4	15	80	2,250		45,000	3,000		2,000		7,000	Methodist Episcopal	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; 260 students reported together.
Bristol	Tennessee	King College		106				2	0	0	0	4	15-25	100	756		15,000	16,000	9,000	1,800	0	0	Presbyterian	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; 161 students reported together; Endowed professorships are partially endowed.
Clarksville	Tennessee	Southwestern Presbyterian University				109		6	0	0	6	4	50	14-20	4,000	1,000	50,000	110,000	6,000	2,500	0	7,500	Presbyterian
Hiwassee College	Tennessee	Hiwassee College				102						4	25-40	90									Methodist Episcopal South
Jackson	Tennessee	Southwestern Baptist University		84		98						5	56	120	4,000	1,575	50,000	55,000	3,000	3,500			Baptist
Knoxville	Tennessee	University of Tennessee and State Agricultural and Mechanical College			5	390	0	0	0	366	366	4	40	106	7,000	1,000	130,474	426,000	25,410	457	0	4,166	State
Lebanon	Tennessee	Cumberland University		61	2	141		1				4	50	108	8,000		10,000	10,000	600	4,000			Cumberland Presbyterian	Endowed professorship is partial.
McKenzie	Tennessee	Bethel College			0	114	81	0	0	0	0	4	50	100	800		15,000	0	0	4,000	0	0	Cumberland Presbyterian
Maryville	Tennessee	Maryville College	180	222		200	91					4	0	94	6,000	200	75,000	115,000	7,000	1,500		7,000	Presbyterian
Memphis	Tennessee	Christian Brothers College		100		240						4		250	10,000								Catholic
Mossy Creek	Tennessee	Carson College	0	31		188	0	1	0	0	0	4	32	90	500	1,000	15,000	21,500	1,200	2,500	0	0	Baptist
Nashville	Tennessee	Central Tennessee College		13	0	164	115	0	0	0	2	4	9	70	1,700	0	65,000	10,000	500	1,700	0	6,000	Methodist Episcopal
Nashville	Tennessee	Fisk University	1	39	4			0	0		6	4	14	120	3,000		250,000	10,000	600	1,815	0	6,116	Congregational	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; 295 students reported together.
Nashville	Tennessee	Roger Williams University		21	0			0	0	22	0	4	8	64	3,000	0	125,000	1,000	60	1,200	1,000	4,500	Baptist	235 students reported together.
Nashville	Tennessee	Vanderbilt University											50	130	1,300		500,000	900,000	63,000	18,000			Methodist Episcopal South	553 students reported together.
Sewanee	Tennessee	University of the South		135		272		0	0	0	29		100	210	17,500	2,000	175,000	65,000	6,000	17,000			Protestant Episcopal
Spencer	Tennessee	Burritt College						0				4	15-20	100-120	1,000		20,000	0	0	3,600	0		Christian	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; 112 students reported together.
Tusculum	Tennessee	Greeneville and Tusculum College	4	27		77	30					4	22-24	80-90	6,000	2,000	19,700	2,166	135	1,333			Presbyterian
Austin	Texas	University of Texas	44	106	4							4	10	113-225	4,000		200,000	650,000	44,713				State	144 students reported together; Tuition is for non-residents.
Georgetown	Texas	Southwestern University		221		217	146	0	0	0	0	3	50	15			65,000						Methodist Episcopal South
Independence	Texas	Baylor University	1	5	0	68		2	0	0	0	4	30-50	120	2,500		35,000	30,000		1,600	0	0	Baptist	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Salado	Texas	Salado College		102		135	147					3	36	13	150		25,000			2,000	1,000		Nonsectarian
Sherman	Texas	Austin College		30	0	40			0			4	43	150	3,000		10,000			700			Presbyterian	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Tehuacana	Texas	Trinity University										4	25-50	80-140				33,000					Cumberland Presbyterian	241 students reported together.
Salt Lake City	Utah	University of Deseret			2	214	139					4	40	140	3,609		70,000			6,674			State
Burlington	Vermont	University of Vermont and State Agricultural College	42	184		161	23	3	0	0	36	4	45	183-261	35,000		350,000	120,146	6,716	4,754	0	16,636	State
Middlebury	Vermont	Middlebury College	6	43							40	4	45	80	16,000		100,000	130,000	9,000	300			Congregational	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; 43 students reported together.
Ashland	Virginia	Randolph Macon College				110		4			10	4	75	105	5,000		60,000	75,000	4,500	7,000	0	3,000	Methodist Episcopal South
Emory	Virginia	Emory and Henry College	12	65		140			0	0	0	4	40-50	100	5,000		100,000	50,000	3,000	4,900	0	0	Methodist Episcopal South	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85.
Hampden Sidney College	Virginia	Hampden Sidney College	19	111		111		0			21	4	60	130	3,000	7,000	60,000	110	6,000	2,200	0		Nonsectarian
Lexington	Virginia	Washington and Lee University		123	1	124		5	1	0	10	4	50	108-180	16,050	2,300	190,000	529,844	31,202	4,427	0		Nonsectarian
Richmond	Virginia	Richmond College			0	142	0	1			7		70-80	100	9,000		300,000	125,000	8,000	5,650		12,000	Baptist
Salem	Virginia	Roanoke College	23	109	0	157		0	0	0	20	4	40 preparator, $50 collegiate	90-144	16,000	1,000	75,000	5,000	300	5,800	0	4,000	Evangelical Lutheran	Annual charge for tuition: $40 for preparatory and $50 for collegiate students.
Charlottesville	Virginia	University of Virginia			8	170	0	19	0	11	6		75	150	46,000		1,219,597	322,000	57,000	17,992	40,000	11,526	State
Bethany	West Virginia	Bethany College	3	63	0			0	0			4	40	120			125,000	10,000			0		Christian	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; 80 students reported together.
Morgantown	West Virginia	West Virginia University				122						4	0	120	5,000	400	150,000	107,200	6,348	350	18,000		State
Appleton	Wisconsin	Lawrence University	26	87		145	101	2	0	0	600	4	0	140	11,150		90,000	125,800	7,500	0	0	5,000	Methodist Episcopal	Endowed professorships are partial.
Beloit	Wisconsin	Beloit College	2	63	0	198		6	0	0	33	4	26 preparatory, $36 collegiate	80-200	13,500	1,200	120,000	180,000	14,400	3,950	0	2,500	Congregational Presbyterian	Endowed professorships are partial; Annual charge for tuition: $26 for preparatory and $36 for collegiate students.
Galesville	Wisconsin	Galesville University	1	9		44	17				3	4	24	100	800		27,000			1,100			Presbyterian
Madison	Wisconsin	University of Wisconsin	126	343	3	252	94	0	0	0	10	4	0	180	15,200	0	500,000	500,000	30,000	5,000	57,000	0	State
Milton	Wisconsin	Milton College		79		134	127					4	24-33	85	1,720	900	38,000	20,000	520	3,309		964	Seventh Day Baptist
Racine	Wisconsin	Racine College		30		130		0	0	0	0	4	400		8,050		150,000			33,000			Protestant Episcopal	Annual charge for tuition includes average cost of board and lodging per annum.
Ripon	Wisconsin	Ripon College	3	22		116	89	1				4	24	78-110	5,700	750	75,000	140,000	10,000	1,125	0	33,000	Congregational
Watertown	Wisconsin	Northwestern University		34		139						4	30	100	2,000	200	50,000			1,000		7,000	Evangelical Lutheran
Seattle	Washington	University of Washington Territory		6	0			0	0	0	0	4	44	100	2,000		100,000			3,000	3,000		State	From Report of the Commissioner of Education for year 1884-85; 74 students reported together.
Walla Walla	Washington	Whitman College		22	4	102	77	0	0	0	2	3	39 preparatory, $45 collegiate	180	2,000	0	35,000	8,425	900	4,658	0	700	Congregational
City	State	Institution	Collegiate department - special or optional students	Whole number of students in collegiate department	Number of graduate students	Whole number male students in all departments mentioned or in equivalent schools or courses	Whole number female students in all departments mentioned or in equivalent schools or courses	Number of endowed professorships	Number of fellowships	Number of State scholarships	Number of other scholarships	Number of years in collegiate course	Annual charge for tuition	Average cost of board and lodging per annum	Number of volumes in college library	Number of volumes in students' 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	Receipts from all other sources for the year	Religious denomination of institution	Notes

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