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1929-30 PhDs Awarded

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1929-30 Doctorates Awarded, Biennial Survey of Education Dataset

College	City	State	PhDs Awarded Males	PhDs Awarded Females	Total PhDs Awarded
California Institute of Technology	Pasadena	California	18	0	18
Stanford University	Stanford	California	35	6	41
University of California	Berkeley	California	73	10	83
University of Southern California	Los Angeles	California	4	4	8
University of Colorado	Boulder	Colorado	2	0	2
Hartford Seminary Foundation	Hartford	Connecticut	10	0	10
Yale University	New Haven	Connecticut	67	16	83
American University	Washington DC	District of Columbia	7	0	7
Catholic University of America	Washington DC	District of Columbia	10	13	23
Georgetown University	Washington DC	District of Columbia	4	0	4
George Washington University	Washington DC	District of Columbia	5	0	5
Garrett Biblical Institute	Evanston	Illinois	2	0	2
Loyola University	Chicago	Illinois	0	1	1
Northwestern University	Evanston	Illinois	20	3	23
University of Chicago	Chicago	Illinois	148	38	186
University of Illinois	Urbana	Illinois	59	11	70
Indiana University	Bloomington	Indiana	18	1	19
Purdue University	Lafayette	Illinois	4	0	4
University of Notre Dame	Notre Dame	Indiana	3	1	4
Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Ames	Iowa	26	1	27
State University of Iowa	Iowa City	Iowa	46	7	53
University of Kansas	Lawrence	Kansas	9	2	11
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary	Louisville	Kentucky	16	0	16
University of Kentucky	Lexington	Kentucky	2	0	2
Tulane University of Louisiana	New Orleans	Louisiana	1	0	1
Johns Hopkins University	Baltimore	Maryland	47	17	64
University of Maryland	College Park	Maryland	3	0	3
Boston College	Chestnut Hill	Massachusetts	3	2	5
Boston University	Boston	Massachusetts	2	2	4
Clark University	Worcester	Massachusetts	12	0	12
Harvard University	Cambridge	Massachusetts	105	0	105
Massachusetts Agricultural College	Amherst	Massachusetts	3	0	3
Radcliffe College	Cambridge	Massachusetts	0	19	19
Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science	East Lansing	Michigan	3	1	4
University of Michigan	Ann Arbor	Michigan	75	6	81
University of Minnesota	St. Paul	Minnesota	60	7	67
St. Louis University	St. Louis	Missouri	5	0	5
University of Missouri	Columbia	Missouri	12	2	14
Washington University	St. Louis	Missouri	7	3	10
University of Nebraska	Lincoln	Nebraska	10	1	11
Dartmouth College	Hanover	New Hampshire	1	0	1
Princeton University	Princeton	New Jersey	31	0	31
Rutgers University	New Brunswick	New Jersey	5	0	5
The Biblical Seminary in New York	New York	New York	0	1	1
Columbia University	New York	New York	132	52	184
Cornell University	Ithaca	New York	113	16	129
Fordham University	New York	New York	23	31	54
New York University	New York	New York	40	6	46
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	Troy	New York	2	0	2
St. Bonaventure's College	St. Bonaventure	New York	1	1	2
Syracuse University	Syracuse	New York	5	0	5
University of Rochester	Rochester	New York	2	0	2
Duke University	Durham	North Carolina	8	0	8
University of North Carolina	Chapel Hill	North Carolina	23	4	27
Ohio State University	Columbus	Ohio	60	8	68
University of Cincinnati	Cincinnati	Ohio	13	1	14
Western Reserve University	Cleveland	Ohio	5	0	5
University of Oregon	Eugene	Oregon	1	1	2
Bryn Mawr College	Bryn Mawr	Pennsylvania	0	4	4
Dropsie College	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	6	0	6
Duquesne University of the Holy Ghost	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	3	0	3
Pennsylvania State College	State College	Pennsylvania	3	0	3
University of Pennsylvania	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	75	15	90
University of Pittsburgh	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	20	2	22
St. Francis College	Loretto	Pennsylvania	3	0	3
St. Vincent College	Latrobe	Pennsylvania	1	0	1
Brown University	Providence	Rhode Island	10	1	11
Rice Institute	Houston	Texas	3	0	3
University of Texas	Austin	Texas	14	5	19
University of Virginia	Charlottesville	Virginia	15	1	16
State College of Washington	Pullman	Washington	2	0	2
University of Washington	Seattle	Washington	11	2	13
Marquette University	Milwaukee	Wisconsin	1	1	2
University of Wisconsin	Madison	Wisconsin	124	6	130
College	City	State	PhDs Awarded Males	PhDs Awarded Females	Total PhDs Awarded

Source: “Table 4-e.—Degrees—Ph.D. degrees—Men and women, 1929-30,” United States Department of the Interior, Biennial Survey of Education in the United States, 1928 – 1930, Bulletin, 1931, No. 20, (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1932), 362.

1926 PhDs Awarded

1926 Doctorates Awarded, Biennial Survey of Education Dataset

College	City	State	PhDs Awarded to Men	PhDs Awarded to Women	Total PhDs Awarded
University of California	Berkeley	California	53	4	57
California Institute of Technology	Pasadena	California	15	0	15
Leland Stanford Junior University	Stanford	California	21	8	29
University of Colorado	Boulder	Colorado	2	1	3
Hartford Seminary Foundation	Hartford	Connecticut	1	0	1
Yale University	New Haven	Connecticut	55	7	62
American University	Washington DC	District of Columbia	5	0	5
Catholic University of America	Washington DC	District of Columbia	19	7	26
Georgetown University	Washington DC	District of Columbia	6	2	8
George Washington University	Washington DC	District of Columbia	8	1	9
Robert Brookings Graduate School	Washington DC	District of Columbia	10	2	12
University of Chicago	Chicago	Illinois	111	32	143
Northwestern University	Evanston	Illinois	6	2	8
University of Illinois	Urbana	Illinois	58	2	60
Indiana University	Bloomington	Indiana	8	0	8
Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Ames	Iowa	14	0	14
University of Dubuque	Dubuque	Iowa	2	0	2
State University of Iowa	Iowa City	Iowa	40	8	48
University of Kansas	Lawrence	Kansas	6	2	8
Johns Hopkins University	Baltimore	Maryland	39	14	53
University of Maryland	College Park	Maryland	6	0	6
Massachusetts Agricultural College	Amherst	Massachusetts	1	0	1
Boston University	Boston	Massachusetts	6	1	7
Harvard University	Cambridge	Massachusetts	77	0	77
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Boston	Massachusetts	4	0	4
Radcliffe College	Cambridge	Massachusetts	0	8	8
Clark University	Worcester	Massachusetts	6	0	6
University of Michigan	Ann Arbor	Michigan	45	3	48
Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science	East Lansing	Michigan	4	0	4
University of Minnesota	St. Paul	Minnesota	36	4	40
University of Missouri	Columbia	Missouri	6	1	7
Washington University	St. Louis	Missouri	5	1	6
University of Nebraska	Lincoln	Nebraska	3	0	3
Dartmouth College	Hanover	New Hampshire	1	0	1
Rutgers University	New Brunswick	New Jersey	2	0	2
Princeton University	Princeton	New Jersey	20	0	20
University of Buffalo	Buffalo	New York	1	0	1
Cornell University	Ithaca	New York	69	2	71
Columbia University	New York	New York	123	39	162
Fordham University	New York	New York	6	11	17
New York University	New York	New York	28	3	31
New York State College of Forestry	Syracuse	New York	1	0	1
Syracuse University	Syracuse	New York	1	0	1
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	Troy	New York	1	0	1
University of North Carolina	Chapel Hill	North Carolina	11	0	11
North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering	Raleigh	North Carolina	1	0	1
University of Cincinnati	Cincinnati	Ohio	8	2	10
Ohio State University	Columbus	Ohio	29	2	31
University of Dayton	Dayton	Ohio	1	0	1
University of Oregon	Eugene	Oregon	1	0	1
Bryn Mawr College	Bryn Mawr	Pennsylvania	0	4	4
Dropsie College	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	4	0	4
University of Pennsylvania	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	34	3	37
Duquesne University	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	1	0	1
University of Pittsburgh	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	5	1	6
Pennsylvania State College	State College	Pennsylvania	1	0	1
Brown University	Providence	Rhode Island	5	0	5
University of Texas	Austin	Texas	2	0	2
Rice Institute	Houston	Texas	1	0	1
University of Virginia	Charlottesville	Virginia	8	0	8
University of Washington	Seattle	Washington	5	0	5
University of Wisconsin	Madison	Wisconsin	67	10	77
College	City	State	PhDs Awarded to Men	PhDs Awarded to Women	Total PhDs Awarded

Source: “Table 2.—Degrees of doctor of philosophy conferred in course in 1926,” United States Department of the Interior, Biennial Survey of Education in the United States, 1924 – 1926, Bulletin, 1928, No.25 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1928), 807-808.

1905-06 Women’s Colleges A and B Dataset

1905-06 Women's Colleges Division A and B, Report of the Commissioner of Education Dataset

Division A - Faculty and Students

1905-06 Women’s Colleges A – Faculty and Students

City	State	College	President	Control	Year of opening	Male faculty in preparatory department	Female faculty in preparatory department	Male faculty in collegiate department	Female faculty in collegiate department	Total male faculty	Total female faculty	Preparatory department students	Collegiate department students	Graduate students	Total students	Collegiate students studying liberal arts	Collegiate students studying Latin	Collegiate students studying Greek	Students in pedagogy	Students in business course	Students in music	Students in art
Mills College	California	Mills College	Mrs. Susan L. Mills	Nonsectarian	1871	3	18	2	10	5	28	146	54		200	43	6	3		5
Washington DC	District of Columbia	Trinity College	Sister Georgiana	Catholic	1900	0	0	7	19	7	19	0	100		100	100	50	8	24		15	56
Rockford	Illinois	Rockford College	Julia H. Gulliver, Ph.D.	Nonsectarian	1849		6	2	19	3	19	24	55		134	55	15	7	2		57	7
New Orleans	Louisiana	H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College	Brandt V.B. Dixon, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1887		10	8	13	8	23	131	183		399	183	57	13				88
Baltimore	Maryland	Woman's College of Baltimore	Rev. John F. Goucher, LL.D.	Methodist Episcopal	1888	0	0	10	13	10	13	0	328	4	332	328	135	29
Cambridge	Massachusetts	Radcliffe College	Le Baron R. Briggs, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1879	0	0	102	0	102	0	0	370	66	436	370	124	65	86		47	67
Northampton	Massachusetts	Smith College	Rev. L. Clark Seelye, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1875	0	0	27	66	27	66	0	1,194	8	1,213	1,194					7	4
South Hadley	Massachusetts	Mount Holyoke College	Mary E. Woolley, Litt.D.	Nonsectarian	1837	0	0	7	70	7	70	0	710	4	714	710	308	81	85		100	294
Wellesley	Massachusetts	Wellesley College	Miss Caroline Hazard, Litt.D.	Nonsectarian	1875	0	0	13	82	13	82	0	1,079	17	1,096	1,079	159	99	68		81	140
Aurora	New York	Wells College	Rev. George M. Ward, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1868	0	0	4	18	4	18	0	150		150	150	80	4
Elmira	New York	Elmira College	Rev. A.C. Mackenzie, LL.D.	Presbyterian	1855	0	0	6	12	6	12	0	158		255	158	158	17	19	0	97	0
New York	New York	Barnard College	Laura D. Gill, A.M., dean	Nonsectarian	1889	0	0	36	15	36	15	0	390		390	390	189	44	102		30
Poughkeepsie	New York	Vassar College	Rev. J.M. Taylor, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1865	0	0	36	15	36	15	0	390		390	390	189	44	102		30
Bryn Mawr	Pennsylvania	Bryn Mawr College	Miss M. Carey Thomas, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1885	0	0	30	16	30	16	0	377	79	456	377	149	43	46
Lynchburg	Virginia	Randolph-Macon Woman's College	W.W. Smith, LL.D.	Methodist Episcopal South	1893	0	0	11	17	11	17	0	350		350	350	161	20	12		145	24
City	State	College	President	Control	Year of opening	Male faculty in preparatory department	Female faculty in preparatory department	Male faculty in collegiate department	Female faculty in collegiate department	Total male faculty	Total female faculty	Preparatory department students	Collegiate department students	Graduate students	Total students	Collegiate students studying liberal arts	Collegiate students studying Latin	Collegiate students studying Greek	Students in pedagogy	Students in business course	Students in music	Students in art

Notes: Between 1887 and 1910, the Bureau of Education categorized women’s institutions as Division A or Division B. The Bureau described Division A institutions as “essentially collegiate…making more or less provision for the distinctive studies of the college curriculum” in contrast to the Division B schools that featured some collegiate courses alongside primary and preparatory training. Division A colleges tended to boast more substantial libraries, equipment, and endowments.

EBN inserted the table containing college presidents into the overview, faculty, and students table.

Source: “Table 28.—Statistics of colleges for women, Division A” United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year Ending June 30, 1906, vol. 1 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1907), 552.

“III.—College Presidents. 2.—Colleges for women,” United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year Ending June 30, 1906, vol. 1 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1907), 283 – 284.

Division A - Property and Financial

1905-06 Women’s Colleges A – Property and Financial

City	State	College	Annual expenses in college department - tuition fees	Annual expenses in college department - other fees	Annual living expenses lowest	Annual living expenses moderate	Number of fellowships	Number of scholarships	Number of library volumes	Number of library pamphlets	Value of library	Value of scientific apparatus	Value of grounds and buildings	Value of productive funds	Income from tuition and other fees	Income from productive funds	Income from all other sources	Total income	Benefactions
Mills College	California	Mills College				400		18	7,500		8,000		300,000	200,000				26,000
Washington DC	District of Columbia	Trinity College	100		300	350		10	13,000	1,000	30,000	25,000	350,000		25,371			25,371	71,000
Rockford	Illinois	Rockford College	75		250	300		7	6,500		15,000	25,000	150,000	106,311	21,048	6,311	1,786	29,145	4,634
New Orleans	Louisiana	H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College	100			225	0		7,572		9,756	23,223	330,501	626,532	40,569	31,013	0	71,582	0
Baltimore	Maryland	Women's College of Baltimore	150				2		11,001		12,000	25,000	700,000	649,135	36,851	30,300		67,151
Cambridge	Massachusetts	Radcliffe College	200		350	500	1	21	22,000	1,200	30,000	9,000	696,000		72,179	15,200		87,379
Northampton	Massachusetts	Smith College	100			300	6	113	12,000		34,767	139,715	1,095,200	1,296,998	128,853	97,995	30,006	256,854	14,194
South Hadley	Massachusetts	Mount Holyoke College	125		175	207	4	36	30,000	5,000	40,000	46,000	950,000	805,000	135,000	32,000		167,000	43,000
Wellesley	Massachusetts	Wellesley College	175		275	275	1	78	60,000	1,200	141,000	240,800	1,559,325	826,474	295,000	37,195		332,195	25,820
Aurora	New York	Wells College	150			350			14,046		30,500	18,125	298,000	264,076	35,000	11,950	192	47,142	25,300
Elmira	New York	Elmira College	125		275	275	0	30	5,914	400	6,000	40,896	192,600	72,000	27,000	3,816		30,816	1,297
New York	New York	Barnard College	150	10	325	450		40	3,500		5,000	36,700	525,000	684,211	53,777	28,155	21,067	102,999	33,643
Poughkeepsie	New York	Vassar College	150			350	4	87	54,500	1,000	83,624	123,307	2,080,305	1,335,283	121,228	65,470	185,022	371,720	2,200
Bryn Mawr	Pennsylvania	Bryn Mawr College	200		275	325	14	77	48,000	8,000	100,000	61,000	1,784,550	1,200,000	81,000	68,000	1,000	150,000	190,000
Lynchburg	Virginia	Randolph-Macon Woman's College	75	25	200	200		14	5,750	1,250	6,797	42,000	346,000	129,500	40,620	6,185	20,000	66,805	60,000
City	State	College	Annual expenses in college department - tuition fees	Annual expenses in college department - other fees	Annual living expenses lowest	Annual living expenses moderate	Number of fellowships	Number of scholarships	Number of library volumes	Number of library pamphlets	Value of library	Value of scientific apparatus	Value of grounds and buildings	Value of productive funds	Income from tuition and other fees	Income from productive funds	Income from all other sources	Total income	Benefactions

Source: “Table 30.—Statistics of colleges for women, Division A” United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year Ending June 30, 1906, vol. 1 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1907), 554 – 558.

Division A Undergraduate Degrees

1905-06 Women's Colleges A – Undergraduate Degrees

City	State	College	Bachelor of Arts	Bachelor of Science	Bachelor of Letters
Mills College	California	Mills College	X		X
Washington DC	District of Columbia	Trinity College	X		X
Rockford	Illinois	Rockford College	X	X
New Orleans	Louisiana	H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College	X
Baltimore	Maryland	Woman's College of Baltimore	X
Cambridge	Massachusetts	Radcliffe College	X
Northampton	Massachusetts	Smith College	X
South Hadley	Massachusetts	Mount Holyoke College	X
Wellesley	Massachusetts	Wellesley College	X
Aurora	New York	Wells College	X
Elmira	New York	Elmira College	X	X
New York	New York	Barnard College	X
Poughkeepsie	New York	Vassar College	X
Bryn Mawr	Pennsylvania	Bryn Mawr College	X
Lynchburg	Virginia	Randolph-Macon Woman's College	X
City	State	College	Bachelor of Arts	Bachelor of Science	Bachelor of Letters

Source: “Table 23.—Institutions conferring A.B., B.S., Ph.B., and B.L. degrees,” United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year Ending June 30, 1906, vol. 1 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1907), 476 – 484.

Division B - Faculty and Students

1905-06 Women’s Colleges B – Faculty and Students

City	State	College	President	Control	Year of opening	Total male faculty	Total female faculty	Elementary students	Secondary students	Collegiate department students	Graduate students	Total students	Graduated in 1906	College students pursuing courses leading to AB degree	College students pursuing courses leading to PhB	College students pursuing courses leading to MEL or BL	College students pursuing courses leading to BS	College students pursuing courses leading to other first degrees	College students studying Latin	College students studying Greek	Number of students in pedagogy	Number of students in music	Number of students in art	Notes
Anniston	Alabama	Anniston College for Young Ladies	C.J. Owens, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1898	5	11		108	135		243	8									82	10
Athens	Alabama	Athens Female College	Miss Mary N. Moore	Methodist Episcopal South	1843	1	9	31	36	100		167	9									60	15
Eufaula	Alabama	The Alabama Brenau	A.W. Van Hoose; H.J. Pearce	Nonsectarian	1854	3	12	30	25	100		155		35		40			35			75	20
Marion	Alabama	The Judson College	Rev. Robert G. Patrick, D.D.	Baptist	1839	4	26		44	250	6	300	38	60		100	80					225	40
Marion	Alabama	Marion Female Seminary	Jas. D. Wade, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1836	1	9	17	14	45	1	77
Talladega	Alabama	Alabama Synodical College for Women	Rev. T. Peyton Walton	Presbyterian	1903	1	8	37	8	52		97	4	21		16	10		29			38	8
Tuscaloosa	Alabama	Alabama Central Female College	Rev. B.F. Giles, A.M.	Baptist	1858	3	10		62	69		131	23									86	16
Tuscaloosa	Alabama	Tuscaloosa Female College	R.J. Holston, A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1860	3	8	20	20	80	6	126	13						60	3		6	10
Tuskegee	Alabama	Alabama Conference Female College	John Massey, LL.D.	Methodist Episcopal South	1856	3	8	4	10	122	10	146	17			132			50		15	80	10
Conway	Arkansas	Central Baptist College	W.W. Rivers, A.M.	Baptist	1892	1	9	25	50	55		130	6	30		25			30		15	60	12
San Jose	California	College of Notre Dame	Sister Mary Bernardine	Catholic	1851		30	26	22	84		132	10	84							25	120	22
Athens	Georgia	Lucy Cobb Institute	Mrs. M.A. Lipscomb	Nonsectarian	1858		18	20	35	120		175	38						50			100	35
College Park	Georgia	Cox College	Adiel J. Moncrief	Nonsectarian	1843	7	18			180	4	184	28	140								95	34
Cuthbert	Georgia	Andrew Female College	J.W. Malone	Methodist Episcopal South	1854	3	7		40	110		150	16	60		40			75			100	20
Dalton	Georgia	Dalton Female College	Geo. S. Fulton	Methodist Episcopal South	1872	2	5	50	60	70	1	181	20	20	30	40	50	15	20	15	50	20	20
Decatur	Georgia	Agnes Scott College	Rev. F.H. Gaines, D.D.	Presbyterian		7	20		174	127		301	9
Forsyth	Georgia	Monroe College	C.H.S. Jackson, A.M.	Baptist	1849	5	23	27	60	335	1	423	27	250			10		250	3	19	212	25
Gainesville	Georgia	Brenau College Conservatory	A.W. Van Hoose; H.J. Pierce	Nonsectarian	1878	7	18	20	25	280		325	20								20	150	20
La Grange	Georgia	Lagrange Female College	Rufus W. Smith, A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1833	4	15		67	152	2	221	6	134			4		116	3	30	126	23
La Grange	Georgia	Southern Female College	M.W. Hatton, A.M.	Baptist	1843	4	12		30	75	3	108	5	40		20			40		15	80	15
Macon	Georgia	Wesleyan Female College	Du Pont Guerry	Methodist Episcopal South	1839	7	21		330	132		462	33	124		8			132	2		332	30
Rome	Georgia	Shorter College	T.J. Simmons, A.M.	Baptist	1877	6	20	25	42	177		244										168	27	Statistics of 1904-05
Jacksonville	Illinois	Illinois Woman's College	Rev. Joseph R. Harker, Ph.D.	Methodist Episcopal	1847	3	20		133	122		255	34						50	10		255	51
Knoxville	Illinois	St. Mary's School	Rev. C.W. Leffingwell, D.D., rector	Protestant Episcopal	1868	2	14		52	48		100	16						35			80	20
Topeka	Kansas	College of the Sisters of Bethany	Rev. F.R. Millspaugh, D.D.	Protestant Episcopal	1861	1	15	70	63	42		175
Bowling Green	Kentucky	Potter College for Young Ladies	Rev. Benj. F. Cabell, D.D.	Nonsectarian	1889	1	18		25	175		200	13	125					40	3		135	42
Danville	Kentucky	Caldwell College	John C. Acheson, A.M.	Presbyterian	1860	3	17	32	93	84	3	212		56					44			80	6
Harrodsburg	Kentucky	Beaumont College	Th. Smith, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1894	4	8	15	30	30		75	6	10		10	20		30	1		45
Hopkinsville	Kentucky	Bethel Female College	Rev. Edmund Harrison, LL.D.	Baptist	1856	1	7	15	24	45	2	86	6	40					39			4	2
Lexington	Kentucky	Sayer Female Institute	Rev. J.M. Spencer	Presbyterian	1854	1	13	25	16	64		105	5									40	5
Millersburg	Kentucky	Millersburg Female College	Rev. C.C. Fisher, A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1850	1	12	35	30	74	1	140	10						40		5	75	6
Nicholasville	Kentucky	Jessamine Female College	H.H. Savage, A.B.	Nonsectarian	1854	3	12	20	35	75	2	132	10	25		36			110	8		108	18
Owensboro	Kentucky	Owensboro College	J. Byron La Rue	Nonsectarian	1890	6	8	50	100	150		300	4	20	15		15		40	20	50	50	20	Statistics of 1904-05
Russellville	Kentucky	Logan College for Young Ladies	B.E. Atkins, A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1856	2	7	20	18	100		138	13	80			20		70			70	10
Clinton	Louisiana	Silliman Collegiate Institute	Rev. H.H. Brownlee	Presbyterian	1852	1	7	22	30	58		110	12	1			8		15	1		26
Keatchie	Louisiana	Louisiana Female College	G.W. Thigpen, A.M.	Baptist	1856	1	6		14	37		51		20		8	9		20			39	9
Mansfield	Louisiana	Mansfield Female College	T.S. Sligh, A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1854	1	7	20	80	15		115	1	10					40			50
Baltimore	Maryland	Notre Dame of Maryland		Catholic	1873	8	20	30	145	95		270	6	46	5	44			95	15		90	29	Statistics of 1904-05
Frederick	Maryland	The Woman's College of Frederick, Maryland	J.H. Apple, A.M.	Reformed	1893	4	13	12	33	58	64	167	9	41					52	4		92	28
Hagerstown	Maryland	Kee Mar College	J. Emory Shaw	Nonsectarian	1852	4	9		15	83	2	100	7	65					70	1		62	16
Lutherville	Maryland	Maryland College for Women	Rev. J.H. Turner, D.D.	Lutheran	1853	9	7		6	101		107				10	47		47
Auburndale	Massachusetts	Lasell Seminary for Young Women	C.C. Bragdon, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1851	7	26		59	113		172	32						35			133	7
Boston	Massachusetts	Simmons College	Henry Lefavour, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1902	27	35			449		449					287
Blue Mountain	Mississippi	Blue Mountain Female College	B.G. Lowrey, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1873	4	23	60	103	325		488	15						1		75	150	25
Brookhaven	Mississippi	Whitworth Female College	Rev. I.W. Cooper, D.D.	Methodist Episcopal South	1859	2	15	15	102	79	4	200	15	70					125	19		130	50
Clinton	Mississippi	Hillman College	W.J. Lowrey	Baptist	1853	1	9	20	20	109		149	10			25			30			60	18
Columbus	Mississippi	Mississippi Industrial Institute and College	Hon. A.A. Kincannon	State	1885	2	43		496	234	24	754	110	175			59		496		206	253	106	Statistics of 1904-05
French Camp	Mississippi	Central Mississippi Institute	J.A. Sanderson, principal	Presbyterian	1884	2	4	10	10	60	2	82	3	20		40			20		8	25	7
Jackson	Mississippi	Belhaven College	J.R. Preston	Nonsectarian	1894	1	9	9		63		72	9	5					23	5		51	8	Statistics of 1904-05
Meridian	Mississippi	Meridian Female College	J.W. Beeson, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1903	2	30	25	75	400		500	4	100	75	200	25		60	20	100	386	50
Natchez	Mississippi	Stanton College	J.K. Morrison	Nonsectarian	1894	3	11	30	28	70		128	7	20			30		20			80	14
Pontotoc	Mississippi	Chickasaw Female College	Miss Katherine E. Crawford	Presbyterian	1852		6	20	10	40		70	4	3			4		50		10	24
Port Gibson	Mississippi	Port Gibson Female College	Henry G. Hawkins, A.B.	Methodist Episcopal South	1839	1	9	13	12	38		63	4	20		18			20			31	12
Columbia	Missouri	Christian College	Mrs. W.T. Moore	Christian	1851	5	23	25	75	140		240
Columbia	Missouri	Stephens College	William B. Peeler	Baptist	1856	7	14		80	120		200	4									125	20
Fayette	Missouri	Howard Payne College	Rev. Henry E. Stout	Methodist Episcopal South	1844	1	13		100	50		150	7						40			125	9
Fulton	Missouri	Synodical Female College	Rev. J.M. Spencer	Presbyterian	1872	8	8	10	38	41		89	8	35			10		40			50	10
Lexington	Missouri	Central College for Women	Alfred F. Smith	Methodist Episcopal South	1869	4	14	12	25	118	3	158	6	35			24		50			120	30
Lexington	Missouri	Lexington College for Young Women	Edward W. White, A.M.	Baptist	1855	5	9		60	70		130	11	40		30			40			90	30
Liberty	Missouri	Liberty Ladies College	C.M. Williams, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1890	3	13		128	30		158	7	2		20			30	2		130	20
Mexico	Missouri	Hardin College	J.W. Million, A.M.	Baptist	1873	6	14		192	50		242	10	25		25			50	8		173	53
Nevada	Missouri	Cottey College for Young Ladies	Mrs. V.A.C. Stockard	Nonsectarian	1884	3	16	88	120	60	2	270	3	5		20	35		60	1		160	25
St. Charles	Missouri	Lindenwood College for Women	Rev. George F. Ayres, Ph.D.	Presbyterian	1830	4	12		114	6		120	16			6			25	1		92	13
Brooklyn	New York	Packer Collegiate Institute		Nonsectarian	1854	4	51	38	519	63	2	622	33
New Rochelle	New York	College of Saint Angela	Rev. M.C. O'Farrell	Catholic	1904	5	7	97	67	34		198		18					18	9	16	91	20
Charlotte	North Carolina	Elizabeth College and Conservatory of Music	Rev. C.B. King, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1897	6	18		82	98	1	181							98			117	26
Greensboro	North Carolina	Greensboro Female College	Mrs. Lucy H. Robertson	Methodist Episcopal South	1846	3	10		89	95		184	8						77			81	38
Hickory	North Carolina	Claremont College	Daniel W. Read	Nonsectarian	1880	1	8	15	20	60	5	100	6	20		10	10	2	20		10	40	10
Louisburg	North Carolina	Louisburg College	Mrs. Mary Davis Allen	Methodist Episcopal South	1857	1	10		13	101		114	2	87					67		9	95	15
Murfreesboro	North Carolina	Chowan Baptist Female Institute	John C. Scarborough, A.B.	Baptist	1848	2	10	18	11	95	1	125	10						59		10	60	36
Oxford	North Carolina	Oxford Seminary for Girls	F.P. Hobgood, A.M.	Baptist	1850	61	30		45	75	1	121	6	30		45			45			75	12
Raleigh	North Carolina	Baptist University for Women	Rev. R.T. Vann, D.D.	Baptist	1850	8	26	32	258	65	3	358		85				25	70	3	15	155	35
Winston-Salem	North Carolina	Salem Academy and College	Rev. John H. Clewell, Ph.D.	Moravian	1802	4	31		212	169		381	54	169					200	35	22	338	51
Oxford	Ohio	Oxford College for Women	Jane Sherzer, Ph.D.	Nonsectarian	1830	3	18		51	59		110	6			3		3	21			51	22
Oxford	Ohio	Western College for Women	Lilian W. Johnson, Ph.D.	Nonsectarian	1855	1	25		85	165	2	250	20	161					172	36		95	120
Painesville	Ohio	Lake Erie College and Seminary	Miss Mary Evans, Litt.D.	Nonsectarian	1859	2	23		91	71	1	163	7	67			4		60	7	4	91	5
Allentown	Pennsylvania	Allentown College for Women	Rev. Thomas S. Land	Reformed	1867	3	9	12	15	37		109	13			37			44	2		12	23
Bethlehem	Pennsylvania	Moravian Seminary for Young Ladies	Rev. J. Max Hark, D.D.	Moravian	1749	5	15		99	17		116	16						90			80	8
Blairsville	Pennsylvania	Blairsville College for Girls	Rev. N.S. Fiscus, B.D.	Presbyterian	1851	1	8		25	30		55	10	20		10			20			50	9
Chambersburg	Pennsylvania	Wilson College	M.H. Reaser, Ph.D.	Presbyterian	1870	4	27		61	287		348	33	162					140	5		171	37
Mechanicsburg	Pennsylvania	Irving Female College	E.E. Campbell, Ph.D.	Lutheran	1856	6	11		18	115		133	16	11		22	22	78	40	11		125	6
Pittsburg	Pennsylvania	Pennsylvania College for Women	Rev. Henry D. Lindsay, D.D.	Presbyterian	1869	5	21		205	31		236	4	31					31	16		41	46
Columbia	South Carolina	College for Women		Nonsectarian	1890	4	20	30	33	187		250	7	60					61			150	27
Columbia	South Carolina	Columbia College	Rev. W.W. Daniel, D.D.	Methodist Episcopal South	1859	4	18		45	242	3	290	32	70		40	20	3	93			160	20
Due West	South Carolina	Due West Female College	Rev. James Boyce	Associate Reformed Presbyterian	1859	5	9		20	125		145	17	110	15				81		15	81	12
Greenville	South Carolina	Greenville College for Women	A.S. Townes	Nonsectarian	1894	2	7	20	15	75	2	112	9	50		25			22		35	40
Greenville	South Carolina	Greenville Female College	Edward C. James, Litt.D.	Baptist	1854	2	16	22	27	265		314	30	30		50		30			35	92	50
Greenwood	South Carolina	Lander College	Rev. John O. Willson, D.D.	Methodist Episcopal South	1872	4	9		61	120	1	182	12	123					123		12	96	37
Spartanburg	South Carolina	Converse College	Robert P. Pell, A.B.	Nonsectarian	1890	7	14		25	275		300	20						99			200	30
Union	South Carolina	Clifford Seminary	Rev. B.G. Clifford, Ph.D.	Nonsectarian	1881	1	6	9	9	28	4	50	5	22					32			26
Bristol	South Carolina	Sullins College	W.E. Martin, Ph.D., A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1870	4	11	25	25	170	5	225	18						12		10	140	30
Franklin	Tennessee	Tennessee Female College	T.E. Allen	Nonsectarian	1856	2	9	40	20	100	2	162	11	15					50	20		90	20	Statistics of 1904-05
Gallatin	Tennessee	Howard Female College	Amos L. Edwards, B.S.	Nonsectarian	1837	1	9	28	22	56		106	8	22		8	26		40	2		46
Jackson	Tennessee	Memphis Conference Female Institute	Rev. A.B. Jones, LL.D.	Methodist Episcopal South	1843	2	17	19	24	199	4	246	24	28		98		8	75	4	18	152	36
Murfreesboro	Tennessee	Soule College	Miss Martha A. Hopkins	Methodist Episcopal South	1852	1	14	35	40	140		215	13						120	5		94	50
Nashville	Tennessee	Boscobel College	Mrs. J.O. Rust	Nonsectarian	1889	1	13	20	10	70	1	101	16	18		25	20		20	5		60	10
Nashville	Tennessee	Ward Seminary for Young Ladies	J.D. Blanton, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1865	5	25	30	200	230		460	50									200	40
Rogersville	Tennessee	Rogersville Synodical College	Lawrence Rolfe, A.B.	Presbyterian	1840	2	8	17	43	17	3	80							28			18	19
Belton	Texas	Baylor Female College	W.A. Wilson, D.D.	Baptist	1845	5	15		195	208		403	23	45		95	65		105	45		165	38
Bonham	Texas	Carlton College	Rev. C.T. Carlton, A.B.	Christian	1867	2	10	21	14	40		75	5			15	25					80	5	Statistics of 1904-05
Chappell Hill	Texas	Chappell Hill Female College	James E. Willis, A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1852	3	4	18		35		53	5						20			45	18
San Antonio	Texas	San Antonio Female College	Rev. J.E. Harrison, A.B.	Methodist Episcopal South	1894	1	13	25	70	91		186										95	20
Abingdon	Virginia	Martha Washington College	Rev. W.D. Mitchell	Methodist Episcopal South	1860	4	12	20	80	66		116	8
Abingdon	Virginia	Stonewall Jackson Institute	Miss Kate M. Hunt, A.B.	Presbyterian	1869		11	20	30	65		115	9									55	15
Bristol	Virginia	Southwest Virginia Institute	J.T. Henderson, A.M.	Baptist	1884	4	10		59	100		159	9								12	130	18
Charlottesville	Virginia	Rawlings Institute	Rev. H.W. Tribble, D.D.	Baptist	1856	3	14	30	25	103	5	163	18	3		100			25			120	25
Danville	Virginia	Roanoke College	R.E. Hatton, Ph.D.	Baptist	1860	5	14		11	93	1	105	8	65				10	62		10	80	15
Hollins	Virginia	Hollins Institute	Miss Matty L. Cocke	Nonsectarian	1842	15	20		10	251		261	16									175	35
Marion	Virginia	Marion Female College	Rev. J.J. Scherer, D.D.	Lutheran	1874	2	8		20	50	1	71	5	25					25		15	50	30
Petersburg	Virginia	Southern Female College	Arthur K. Davis, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1863	6	10		20	100		120	6						41			72	10
Richmond	Virginia	Woman's College	Rev. James Nelson, D.D.	Baptist	1854	9	15	35	60	170		265	42	11		12		5	95		25	135	15
Winchester	Virginia	Episcopal Institute	W.C. Marshall, principal	Protestant Episcopal	1874	4	4	23	20	36	1	80	12	1					15			45	7
Lewisburg	West Virginia	Lewisburg Female Institute	Rev. R.L. Telford, D.D.	Presbyterian	1876	2	20	18	88	79	2	187	14	36			14		37	3	17	123	19
Milwaukee	Wisconsin	Milwaukee-Downer College	Miss Ellen C. Sabin, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1895	2	32		256	102		358	52	25		68			22	2	12	153	44
City	State	College	President	Control	Year of opening	Total male faculty	Total female faculty	Elementary students	Secondary students	Collegiate department students	Graduate students	Total students	Graduated in 1906	College students pursuing courses leading to AB degree	College students pursuing courses leading to PhB	College students pursuing courses leading to MEL or BL	College students pursuing courses leading to BS	College students pursuing courses leading to other first degrees	College students studying Latin	College students studying Greek	Number of students in pedagogy	Number of students in music	Number of students in art	Notes

Note: Between 1887 and 1910, the Bureau of Education categorized women’s institutions as Division A or Division B. The Bureau described Division A institutions as “essentially collegiate…making more or less provision for the distinctive studies of the college curriculum” in contrast to the Division B schools that featured some collegiate courses alongside primary and preparatory training. Division A colleges tended to boast more substantial libraries, equipment, and endowments.

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Division B - Property and Financial

1905-06 Women’s Colleges B – Property and Financial

City	State	College	Annual expenses in college department - tuition fees	Annual expenses in college department - other fees	Annual living expenses lowest	Annual living expenses moderate	Number of library volumes	Value of library	Value of scientific apparatus and furniture	Value of grounds and buildings	Productive funds	Income from tuition and other fees	Income from productive funds	Income from State or municipal appropriations	Income from other sources	Total income	Benefactions	Notes
Anniston	Alabama	Anniston College for Young Ladies	54	10		135	700	700		200,000		20,000				20,000
Athens	Alabama	Athens Female College	40			135	2,000	1,500	300	60,000		3,000			5,800	8,800	750
Eufaula	Alabama	The Alabama Brenau	50		135	150	500	500	500	50,000		6,750				6,750
Marion	Alabama	The Judson College	60	13		145	4,000	4,000	3,000	153,000		21,900				21,900
Marion	Alabama	Marion Female Seminary	50				500	500	500	20,000		4,500				4,500
Talladega	Alabama	Alabama Synodical College for Women	50			160				20,000		5,000				5,000
Tuscaloosa	Alabama	Alabama Central Female College	50		140	150		75		200,000		7,000				7,000	1,500
Tuscaloosa	Alabama	Tuscaloosa Female College	50	20	115	140	900	1,000		25,000		10,000				10,000		Statistics of 1904-05
Tuskegee	Alabama	Alabama Conference Female College	50		100	150	2,500	2,500	1,500	125,000	13,500	7,300	650			7,950
Conway	Arkansas	Central Baptist College	50	2	142		3,000	1,000	300	50,000		10,000				10,000	200
San Jose	California	College of Notre Dame	100			250	7,750	12,300	15,570	240,000		13,200				13,200
Athens	Georgia	Lucy Cobb Institute	60	50		200	800	1,000	500	50,000		18,850				18,850	2,000
College Park	Georgia	Cox College	57		160	200	5,000	5,000	5,000	150,000		13,500				13,500
Cuthbert	Georgia	Andrew Female College	40	5	90	120	2,000	2,000	1,000	75,000		9,000				9,000
Dalton	Georgia	Dalton Female College	40	10	120	160	500	1,000	250	20,000		2,000				2,000
Decatur	Georgia	Agnes Scott College	90	20	125	150	2,000	2,000	2,000	200,000		29,930				29,930
Forsyth	Georgia	Monroe College	40	12	100	120	3,000	3,000	15,000	250,000		30,000				30,000	60,000
Gainesville	Georgia	Brenau College Conservatory	50	7	150	175	3,500	3,500	1,500	125,000		26,000				26,000
La Grange	Georgia	Lagrange Female College	54	12		150	3,200	3,000	2,500	165,000	21,187	12,454	1,200		6,000	19,654	2,728
La Grange	Georgia	Southern Female College	50	8		120	1,500	2,500	175	60,000		5,000			5,000	10,000
Macon	Georgia	Wesleyan Female College	50		140	150	3,000	3,000	3,000	300,000	25,000	47,840	1,655		2,865	52,360	12,000
Rome	Georgia	Shorter College	60		150	150	3,700	3,700		150,000	40,000	8,600	3,000		4,850	16,450		Statistics of 1904-05
Jacksonville	Illinois	Illinois Woman's College	60			240	1,000	1,000	1,000	250,000		20,000			10,000	30,000
Knoxville	Illinois	St. Mary's School				500	2,500	2,500	5,000	120,000	3,500	37,500	200			37,200	500
Topeka	Kansas	College of the Sisters of Bethany	60	2		300	2,000	2,000	1,500	350,000	40,000	10,850	2,000			12,850
Bowling Green	Kentucky	Potter College for Young Ladies	60			220	5,000	5,000	1,000	100,000		20,000				20,000
Danville	Kentucky	Caldwell College	50	5		200	500	500	3,000	60,000		14,000				14,000
Harrodsburg	Kentucky	Beaumont College	60			190		4,000	100	30,000		7,000				7,000
Hopkinsville	Kentucky	Bethel Female College	50			160			50	50,000		4,500				4,500
Lexington	Kentucky	Sayer Female Institute	65	5		185	3,000	3,000	5,000	150,000	10,000	9,000			400	9,400
Millersburg	Kentucky	Millersburg Female College	50	2	90	112	500	200	300	19,000		3,500			5,000	8,500
Nicholasville	Kentucky	Jessamine Female College	50	5	220	260	2,000	2,000	500	60,000		12,000				12,000
Owensboro	Kentucky	Owensboro College	40			120	600	600		30,000		14,800				14,800		Statistics of 1904-05
Russellville	Kentucky	Logan College for Young Ladies	54			150	1,500	1,500	1,000	40,000		7,500				7,500
Clinton	Louisiana	Silliman Collegiate Institute	50	7	135	150	250	300	250	50,000	27,000	6,000	2,000			8,000
Keatchie	Louisiana	Louisiana Female College	50	6	150	200	1,500	1,500	200	30,000		6,500			60	6,560
Mansfield	Louisiana	Mansfield Female College	50	10	125	130	3,000	3,000	200	50,000		8,000		600		8,600
Baltimore	Maryland	Notre Dame of Maryland	100	20	200	300	10,000	10,000	6,000	800,000		40,000				40,000		Statistics of 1904-05
Frederick	Maryland	The Woman's College of Frederick, Maryland	60	5		190	2,000	5,000	2,500	70,000	40,000	15,000	1,500		3,500	20,000	15,000
Hagerstown	Maryland	Kee Mar College	100	10		200	1,000	1,000	1,000	75,000		14,000				14,000
Lutherville	Maryland	Maryland College for Women	75		250		1,000	1,000	500	75,000		15,000				15,000
Auburndale	Massachusetts	Lasell Seminary for Young Women	200			500	2,140	5,000	2,000	150,000	1,000	45,075	60			45,135
Boston	Massachusetts	Simmons College	100	6	200	275	6,000	6,000	20,000	862,908	1,920,621	41,450	71,441		4,786	117,677
Blue Mountain	Mississippi	Blue Mountain Female College	50	2	50		2,000	2,000	500	75,000		30,000				30,000
Brookhaven	Mississippi	Whitworth Female College	50	7	75	125	1,500	1,500	500	100,000	500	12,400	30			12,430
Clinton	Mississippi	Hillman College	50		148		1,500	1,800	350	15,000		11,350				11,350
Columbus	Mississippi	Mississippi Industrial Institute and College	0	10	86	100	5,000	7,500	500	400,000	156,000	17,650	9,360	81000		108,010		Statistics of 1904-05
French Camp	Mississippi	Central Mississippi Institute	40			100			100	10,000		4,560				4,560
Jackson	Mississippi	Belhaven College	60		162	162	300	285	30	23,000		6,070				6,070		Statistics of 1904-05
Meridian	Mississippi	Meridian Female College	50	15		150	2,000	2,000	200	100,000		40,000				40,000
Natchez	Mississippi	Stanton College	60			162	500	500	200	30,000		11,000				11,000
Pontotoc	Mississippi	Chickasaw Female College	40		100	125	300	300	500	10,000		2,800				2,800
Port Gibson	Mississippi	Port Gibson Female College	40	7	110	135	900	1,500	10	35,000		2,690				2,690	1,830
Columbia	Missouri	Christian College	50	10	225	250	5,000	5,000	1,000	200,000		16,000				16,000
Columbia	Missouri	Stephens College	50		200		1,000	1,000	700	150,000	50,000	15,000	3,000			18,000
Fayette	Missouri	Howard Payne College	55		200	250	1,300	1,000	1,500	65,000	12,000	17,000	600			17,600
Fulton	Missouri	Synodical Female College	50			175	400	500	100	40,000		4,500				4,500
Lexington	Missouri	Central College for Women	50			180	5,000	6,000	500	125,000	30,000	11,000				11,000	28,500
Lexington	Missouri	Lexington College for Young Women	50		160		1,500	1,200	500	40,000		12,500				12,500	12,000
Liberty	Missouri	Liberty Ladies College	60			190	1,100	1,000		60,000		18,000				18,000
Mexico	Missouri	Hardin College	60	3		200	2,000	1,000	500	90,000	70,000	23,450	4,000			27,450
Nevada	Missouri	Cottey College for Young Ladies	50	10	140	150	1,000	600	500	80,000		17,500				17,500
St. Charles	Missouri	Lindenwood College for Women	55	8	200	225	1,437	2,874	1,000	80,000	22,500	13,322	700		177	14,199	10,325
Brooklyn	New York	Packer Collegiate Institute	160				8,577	11,627	9,875	222,047	48,750	74,517			3,746	78,263
New Rochelle	New York	College of Saint Angela	125		250		2,120	2,120	1,900	500,000	16,600	34,862	2,440	50	8,682	46,034	1,682
Charlotte	North Carolina	Elizabeth College and Conservatory of Music	50	35		200	1,300	1,300	1,000	250,000		22,000			2,000	24,000
Greensboro	North Carolina	Greensboro Female College	70	8	135		800	800	200	200,000		20,000				20,000	15,000
Hickory	North Carolina	Claremont College	40			100	300	300		25,000		4,000				4,000
Louisburg	North Carolina	Louisburg College	30		100		1,075	1,200		12,000		5,990				5,900
Murfreesboro	North Carolina	Chowan Baptist Female Institute	43	3	97	125	800	1,200	600	60,000		7,000				7,000
Oxford	North Carolina	Oxford Seminary for Girls	50		151	190	1,000	1,000	600	40,000		10,000				10,000
Raleigh	North Carolina	Baptist University for Women	60	15	140	195	3,000	3,500	500	150,000	75,000	23,600	3,000			26,600	5,000
Winston-Salem	North Carolina	Salem Academy and College	50	6	200	250	6,000	6,000	40,000	174,000	16,000	36,500	800			37,300	14,000
Oxford	Ohio	Oxford College for Women	50	8		230	3,600	3,600		140,000		12,000				12,000	50
Oxford	Ohio	Western College for Women	100			200	12,804	25,300	12,000	248,100	57,838	35,250	1,033		1,308	37,591	4,520
Painesville	Ohio	Lake Erie College and Seminary	100			200	8,800	14,500	15,000	261,500	60,208	20,800	2,150			22,950	12,500
Allentown	Pennsylvania	Allentown College for Women	42	6		200	1,200	3,000	500	40,000		4,000				4,000	480
Bethlehem	Pennsylvania	Moravian Seminary for Young Ladies	60	20	210	250	7,000	7,000	2,500	285,000	60,000	35,000			15,000	50,000
Blairsville	Pennsylvania	Blairsville College for Girls	90			310	4,000	4,000	200	150,000	14,000	14,840	700			15,540
Chambersburg	Pennsylvania	Wilson College	40		235	275	500	500	100	90,000		7,000				7,000
Mechanicsburg	Pennsylvania	Irving Female College	50		200	225	1,000	1,000	500	75,000		15,800				15,800
Pittsburg	Pennsylvania	Pennsylvania College for Women	125			275	6,000	10,000	4,000	250,000	150,000	34,000				34,000	194,000
Columbia	South Carolina	College for Women	75			180				75,000		20,000				20,000
Columbia	South Carolina	Columbia College	40	10	170	185	800	1,000	500	200,000		17,000			4,000	21,000
Due West	South Carolina	Due West Female College	38	2		112	1,000	1,000	100	15,000		9,520				9,520	20,000
Greenville	South Carolina	Greenville College for Women	50		135	150	700	700		10,000		7,500				7,500
Greenville	South Carolina	Greenville Female College	45	5		120	1,000	1,400	50	60,000		25,000				25,000
Greenwood	South Carolina	Lander College	39	10		119	4,500	5,000	1,500	52,000	510	6,114			4,000	10,114	50
Spartanburg	South Carolina	Converse College	60			190	3,600	3,600	1,200	274,000	13,000	29,500	748		3,000	33,248
Union	South Carolina	Clifford Seminary	40			99	2,000	2,000	100	1,500		2,780			500	3,280
Bristol	South Carolina	Sullins College	45	10	140		2,000	4,000	500	150,000		17,500				17,500	5,000
Franklin	Tennessee	Tennessee Female College	50	5	100	125	600	1,000	300	15,000		7,000			6,000	13,000		Statistics of 1904-05
Gallatin	Tennessee	Howard Female College	50		175	250	700	1,000		25,000		6,000				6,000
Jackson	Tennessee	Memphis Conference Female Institute	40	4	175	180	5,689	5,000	4,650	50,000		20,000				20,000
Murfreesboro	Tennessee	Soule College	70		150		500	1,500	500	12,500		17,500				17,500
Nashville	Tennessee	Boscobel College	80			175	2,000	2,000	100	60,000		12,000				12,000
Nashville	Tennessee	Ward Seminary for Young Ladies	90		200	225	3,000	3,500	5,000	125,000		48,000				48,000
Rogersville	Tennessee	Rogersville Synodical College	37	2	100	160				10,000		1,500			1,500	3,000
Belton	Texas	Baylor Female College	60	8	95	164	5,600	7,000	600	175,000		16,000			19,600	35,600
Bonham	Texas	Carlton College	45	5		126				30,000		6,624			1,000	7,624		Statistics of 1904-05
Chappell Hill	Texas	Chappell Hill Female College	50		135	150			500	25,000		6,000			500	6,500
San Antonio	Texas	San Antonio Female College	65		140	155	2,000	2,500	1,000	80,000		17,500				17,500
Abingdon	Virginia	Martha Washington College	40	15	130	150	1,000	1,000	1,000	50,000	10,000	10,000				10,000
Abingdon	Virginia	Stonewall Jackson Institute	50	4	200	225				45,000		9,500				9,500	10,000
Bristol	Virginia	Southwest Virginia Institute	50	5		150	2,000	2,000	200	150,000		16,000				16,000	350
Charlottesville	Virginia	Rawlings Institute	60	3	150	200	900	1,000		40,000		14,000				14,000
Danville	Virginia	Roanoke College	50	2	125	150	2,500	2,500	500	25,000		6,250			2,000	8,250	500
Hollins	Virginia	Hollins Institute	75	10		200	2,500	3,500	25,000	150,000		37,500				37,500
Marion	Virginia	Marion Female College	25		100	110	1,000	1,000	1,000	30,000		1,500			1,000	2,500
Petersburg	Virginia	Southern Female College	50		100	150	4,000	4,000		40,000		10,000				10,000
Richmond	Virginia	Woman's College	75	5	185	200	1,000	1,000	500	85,000		32,000				32,000
Winchester	Virginia	Episcopal Institute	50	7	165	200	700	1,000	1,000	16,000		7,000				7,000
Lewisburg	West Virginia	Lewisburg Female Institute	40	10	215	250	1,950	3,000	1,100	85,000		16,000				16,000
Milwaukee	Wisconsin	Milwaukee-Downer College	100		200	250	6,743	5,527	3,194	313,514	176,231	39,580	8,430		60,108	108,118	8,142
City	State	College	Annual expenses in college department - tuition fees	Annual expenses in college department - other fees	Annual living expenses lowest	Annual living expenses moderate	Number of library volumes	Value of library	Value of scientific apparatus and furniture	Value of grounds and buildings	Productive funds	Income from tuition and other fees	Income from productive funds	Income from State or municipal appropriations	Income from other sources	Total income	Benefactions	Notes

Source: “Table 31.—Statistics of colleges for women, Division A” United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year Ending June 30, 1906, vol. 1 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1907), 559 – 563.

1929-30 Teachers Colleges/Normal Schools Dataset

1929-30 Teachers Colleges/Normal Schools, Biennial Survey of Education Dataset

City Normal Schools, Sessions, Instructors, Students, and Graduates

1929-30 City Normal Schools – Sessions, Instructors, Students, and Graduates

Institution	City	State	Weeks in school year	Years in normal course	Hours of practice teaching	Instructors - men	Instructors - women	Students in teacher training - men	Students in teacher training - women	Graduates from teacher training courses - men	Graduates from teacher training course - women	Notes
Bridgeport Normal School	Bridgeport	Connecticut	40	2	322	0	17	0	81	0	39
J. Ormond Wilson Teachers College	Washington DC	District of Columbia	36	4	150	2	27	1	206	0	46
Myrtilla Miner Teachers College	Washington DC	District of Columbia	36	3	90	4	20	42	363	2	102	Historically Black institution
Chicago Normal College	Chicago	Illinois	40	3	250	67	64	232	2,736	29	440
Peoria Kindergarten Training School	Peoria	Illinois	36	2	500	3	5	0	23	0	11
Louisville Normal School	Louisville	Kentucky	40	2	330	0	12	0	213	0	110
New Orleans Normal School	New Orleans	Louisiana	36	2	144	1	15	1	251	0	105
Dingley Normal Training School	Lewiston	Maine	36	2	180	2	4	0	12	0	6
Coppin Normal School	Baltimore	Maryland	38	2	450	1	4	29	115	4	41
Training School for Teachers of Mechanic Arts	Boston	Massachusetts	36	1,2	150	1	0	22	0	0	0
Stowe Teachers College	St. Louis	Missouri	40	4	60	10	6	51	220			Historically Black institution
Teachers College of Kansas City	Kansas City	Missouri	40	3	375	25	35	62	535	2	77
Concord Training School	Concord	New Hampshire	38	2	660	0	1	0	14	0	7
Jamaica Training School for Teachers	Jamaica	New York	40	4		19	48	146	1,158	92	679
Maxwell Training School for Teachers	Brooklyn	New York	40	3	500	14	71	89	1,704	36	802
New York Training School for Teachers	New York	New York	40	3	90	18	67	39	1,179	15	557
Rochester Normal School	Rochester	New York	40	3	475	3	39	1	222	1	69
Syracuse City Normal School	Syracuse	New York	36	3	400	3	28	0	272	0	89
Columbus Normal School	Columbus	Ohio	40	3	200	1	5	0	35	0	22
Dayton Junior Teachers College	Dayton	Ohio	40	3	360	0	12	0	117	0	14
Warren City Normal School	Warren	Ohio	38	3	540	0	2	0	66
H.C. Frick Training School for Teachers	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	40	3	650	5	16	0	264	0	88
Philadelphia Normal School	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	36	3		5	40	41	388	15	159
Teachers Training School	McKeesport	Pennsylvania	36	1	54	1	1	0	27	0	27
Armstrong Normal School	Richmond	Virginia	36	2	495	0	7	8	36	1	24	Historically Black institution
Richmond Normal School	Richmond	Virginia	36	3	270	0	7	0	134	0	56
Institution	City	State	Weeks in school year	Years in normal course	Hours of practice teaching	Instructors - men	Instructors - women	Students in teacher training - men	Students in teacher training - women	Graduates from teacher training courses - men	Graduates from teacher training course - women	Notes

Source: “Table 19. – City normal schools – Sessions, instructors, students, graduates, 1929-30,” United States Department of the Interior, United States Department of the Interior, Biennial Survey of Education in the United States, 1928 – 1930 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1932), 635.

City Normal Schools, Property and Expenditures

1929-30 City Normal Schools – Property and Expenditures

Institution	City	State	Bound volumes in library	Value of library, scientific apparatus, machinery, and furniture	Value of grounds and buildings	Expenses - salary of principal	Expenses - total salaries of other instructors	Other expenses for instruction and administration	Expenses - operation and maintenance of plant and miscellaneous	Total current expenditures	Capital outlay	Notes
Bridgeport Normal School	Bridgeport	Connecticut	5,000		271,308	5,000	39,550	2,600	3,465	50,615
J. Ormond Wilson Teachers College	Washington DC	District of Columbia	11,000		368,157	4,200	64,500	196	19,420	88,316
Myrtilla Miner Teachers College	Washington DC	District of Columbia	5,000									Historically Black institution
Chicago Normal College	Chicago	Illinois	20,000	150,000	3,000,000	7,300	285,000		28,775	321,065	2,375,000
Peoria Kindergarten Training School	Peoria	Illinois					1,301	76	310	1,687
Louisville Normal School	Louisville	Kentucky	8,438
New Orleans Normal School	New Orleans	Louisiana	5,000	10,000
Dingley Normal Training School	Lewiston	Maine	1,500	6,875	60,000
Coppin Normal School	Baltimore	Maryland	1,000	3,000
Training School for Teachers of Mechanic Arts	Boston	Massachusetts	400	3,000							9,691
Stowe Teachers College	St. Louis	Missouri	1,800	10,000								Historically Black institution
Teachers College of Kansas City	Kansas City	Missouri	10,000	18,000	600,000	5,000	60,000	7,000	7,500	79,500
Concord Training School	Concord	New Hampshire
Jamaica Training School for Teachers	Jamaica	New York	13,330
Maxwell Training School for Teachers	Brooklyn	New York	12,339	30,341
New York Training School for Teachers	New York	New York	10,057	28,138
Rochester Normal School	Rochester	New York	5,000			2,500	55,702	1,795	6,878	66,875
Syracuse City Normal School	Syracuse	New York	2,040	52,600
Columbus Normal School	Columbus	Ohio	5,000		72,860	3,250	34,030	4,630	6,176	48,086
Dayton Junior Teachers College	Dayton	Ohio	4,000	58,564	150,212	3,600	38,865	2,253	6,062	50,780	150,212
Warren City Normal School	Warren	Ohio					4,320	531	12	4,863
H.C. Frick Training School for Teachers	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	6,793		1,500,000	5,000	69,524	2,312	18,480	95,316
Philadelphia Normal School	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	9,662	100,000	557,200	6,333	146,595	10,840	16,735	180,503	278
Teachers Training School	McKeesport	Pennsylvania	60
Armstrong Normal School	Richmond	Virginia	465	2,708	25,000							Historically Black institution
Richmond Normal School	Richmond	Virginia	2,000			4,000	15,360	4,414	1,800	25,574
Institution	City	State	Bound volumes in library	Value of library, scientific apparatus, machinery, and furniture	Value of grounds and buildings	Expenses - salary of principal	Expenses - total salaries of other instructors	Other expenses for instruction and administration	Expenses - operation and maintenance of plant and miscellaneous	Total current expenditures	Capital outlay	Notes

Source: “Table 19. – City normal schools – Property and expenditures, 1929-30,” United States Department of the Interior, United States Department of the Interior, Biennial Survey of Education in the United States, 1928 – 1930 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1932), 636.

Teachers Colleges, Sessions and Facilities for Student Teaching

1929-30 Teachers Colleges – Sessions and Facilities for Student Teaching

Institution	City	State	Weeks in regular session	Weeks in summer session	Facilities for observation/model schools maintained by institution	Facilities for observation/model schools public schools utilized	Student teaching facilities schools - maintained by institution	Student teaching facilities - public schools utilized	Number children available for utilization in demonstration schools and practice schools maintained by institution Primary grades (1,2,3) - males	Number children available for utilization in demonstration schools and practice schools maintained by institution Primary grades (1,2,3) - females	Number children available for utilization in demonstration schools and practice schools maintained by institution Intermediate grades (4,5,6) - males	Number children available for utilization in demonstration schools and practice schools maintained by institution Intermediate grades (4,5,6) - females	Number children available for utilization in demonstration schools and practice schools maintained by institution Junior high or upper grades (7,8,9) - males	Number children available for utilization in demonstration schools and practice schools maintained by institution Junior high or upper grades (7,8,9) - females	Number children available for utilization in demonstration schools and practice schools maintained by institution High school regular or senior - males	Number children available for utilization in demonstration schools and practice schools maintained by institution High school regular or senior - females	Hours of practice teaching received - 1 year	Hours of practice teaching received - 2 years	Hours of practice teaching received - 3 years	Hours of practice teaching received - 4 years	Notes
Arizona State Teachers College	Flagstaff	Arizona	36	10	No	No	Yes	Yes	19	25	18	26	5	11	101	107			135	135
Arizona State Teachers College	Tempe	Arizona	38		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Arkansas State Teachers College	Conway	Arkansas	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	44	42	67	49	60	55	74	97		100		150
Humboldt State Teachers College	Arcata	California	36	6	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	10	20	26	17	22	11					270	270
State Teachers College	Chico	California	36	6	No	No	Yes	Yes	75		75				50				270	270	Male and female students enrollment in demonstration/practice programs are reported together.
State Teachers College	Fresno	California	37	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	338	428	446	339	245	264					144	144
State Teachers College	San Diego	California	37	10	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	66	57	62	49								270
State Teachers College	San Francisco	California	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	39	81	59	66	30	55						432
State Teachers College	San Jose	California	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	70	80	81	72							250	300
State Teachers College	Santa Barbara	California	36	6	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	23	33	28	22	26	34					144	180
Adams State Teachers College	Alamosa	Colorado	36	10	No	Yes	No	Yes										360		450
Colorado State Teachers College	Greeley	Colorado	36	10	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	100	120	169	203	144	173	78	100		60		120
Western State College	Gunnison	Colorado	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	30	40	25	35	28	36	50	70
Bowdon State Normal and Industrial College	Bowdon	Georgia	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes										140		140
Georgia State Teachers College	Athens	Georgia	36		Yes	No	Yes	No	57	75	58	76	38	72	5	18				108
Georgia State Woman's College	Valdosta	Georgia	36	9	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	17	40	16	26	1	12				90		150
Eastern Illinois State Teachers College	Charleston	Illinois	13	12	Yes	No	Yes	No	46	55	47	62	20	42	95	140		150		150
Illinois State Normal University	Normal	Illinois	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	153	113	81	54	38	26	123	137		135	135	180
National College of Education	Evanston	Illinois	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	40	39	24	20						324	540	540	Private institution
Northern Illinois State Teachers College	De Kalb	Illinois	36	12	No	No	Yes	Yes	109	98	90	82	64	60
Southern Illinois State Normal University	Carbondale	Illinois	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes										90		135
Western Illinois State Teachers College	Macomb	Illinois	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	29	30	34	42	43	50	37	67		135	135	180
Ball State Teachers College	Muncie	Indiana	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	88	88	67	58	56	70				96		96
Central Normal College	Danville	Indiana	36	12	No	Yes	No	Yes	90		135		125		140			96		54	Private institution; Male and female students enrollment in demonstration/practice programs are reported together.
Indiana State Teachers' College	Terre Haute	Indiana	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	152	154	135	154	97	95	32	47		160		160
Teachers College of Indianapolis	Indianapolis	Indiana	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	16	12	11	8						72		72	Private institution.
Iowa State Teachers College	Cedar Falls	Iowa	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	24	28	43	29	32	40	39	41		100	120	180
Kansas State Teachers College	Emporia	Kansas	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	56	64	52	56	50	60	16	20
Kansas State Teachers College	Hays	Kansas	36	9	No	Yes	No	Yes										150		150
Kansas State Teachers College	Pittsburg	Kansas	36	9	Yes	No	Yes	No	53	51	58	45	31	43	47	57		90		180
Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College	Richmond	Kentucky	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	No	55	51	54	51	30	26				90		90
Morehead State Teachers College	Morehead	Kentucky	36	11	Yes	No	Yes	No	38	44	32	23	17	11				90		90
Murray State Teachers College	Murray	Kentucky	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	No	96		97		97		97			90		90	Male and female students enrollment in demonstration/practice programs are reported together.
Western Kentucky State Teachers College	Bowling Green	Kentucky	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	No	58	38	56	43	56	52	41	64		45		90
Louisiana State Teachers College	Natchitoches	Louisiana	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	No	151	123	93	118	18	28	146	131		120		120
State Normal School	Farmington	Maine	38	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	52	54	33	29	11	20				150
State Normal School	Bridgewater	Massachusetts	36		Yes	No	Yes	Yes	84	87	92	78						390	390	390
State Normal School	Framingham	Massachusetts	37		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	95	63	83	92	30	41
State Normal School	Salem	Massachusetts	36		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	64	72	66	52	34	29
State Normal School	Worcester	Massachusetts	36		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	80	80	100	100	60	60					360	240
Teachers College of the City of Boston	Boston	Massachusetts	38		No	Yes	No	Yes											570	570
Central State Teachers College	Mount Pleasant	Michigan	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	125	125	100	100	80	80	100	100	120	120	180	180
Detroit Teachers College	Detroit	Michigan	36	6	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	516	497	610	623	145	160	148	138		180	180	180
Michigan State Normal College	Ypsilanti	Michigan	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	361		406		318		224		60	120	180	180	Male and female students enrollment in demonstration/practice programs are reported together.
Northern State Teachers College	Marquette	Michigan	36	6	Yes	No	Yes	No	62	40	54	62	61	66	39	46	60	120	120	120
Western State Teachers Collee	Kalamazoo	Michigan	36	6	Yes	No	Yes	No	251	257	243	191	209	185	197	60	120	120	120	120
State Teachers College	Bemidji	Minnesota	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	60	75	37	47	21	27			48	96		144
State Teachers College	Duluth	Minnesota	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	64	64	40	40	37	38				120		180
State Teachers College	Mankato	Minnesota	36	6	Yes	No	Yes	No	59	74	40	59	36	47			80	180		228
State Teachers College	Moorhead	Minnesota	36	6	Yes	No	Yes	No	48	47	55	65	47	41	14	19	50	100		150
State Teachers College	St. Cloud	Minnesota	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	51	44	40	36	47	24			35	120
State Teachers College	Winona	Minnesota	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	95		117		75				90	120		180	Male and female students enrollment in demonstration/practice programs are reported together.
Delta State Teachers College	Cleveland	Mississippi	36	11	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	33	37	24	26	18	22	16	19		120		240
State Teachers College	Hattiesburg	Mississippi	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	No	40	50	40	50	45	35	50	40		90		180
Central Missouri State Teachers College	Warrensburgh	Missouri	36	10	Yes	No	Yes	No	22	18	14	13	24	28	142	175		48		144
Harris Teachers College	St. Louis	Missouri	40	6	Yes	No	Yes	No	131	173	135	126	86	100	85	120				75
Lincoln University	Jefferson	Missouri	38	10	Yes	No	Yes	No							68	81		54		54	HBCU
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College	Kirksville	Missouri	36	10	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	80	180	70	75	195	290	40	40	45	45		90
Northwest Missouri State Teachers College	Maryville	Missouri	36	10	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	12	20	6	7	7	19	43	75		45		90
Southeast Missouri State Teachers College	Cape Girardeau	Missouri	36	10	Yes	No	Yes	No	67	75	40	52	32	64	56	78		90		180
Southwest Missouri State Teachers College	Springfield	Missouri	36	10	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	45	45	45	45	45	45	45	45		120		120
Nebraska State Normal College	Chadron	Nebraska	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	No	32	34	15	26	35	36	42	58	55	110		82
Nebraska State Normal College	Kearney	Nebraska	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	No	157		125		103		75					60	Male and female students enrollment in demonstration/practice programs are reported together.
Nebraska State Normal College	Wayne	Nebraska	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	No	89		55		62		50						Male and female students enrollment in demonstration/practice programs are reported together.
Peru State Teachers College	Peru	Nebraska	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	No	46	32	18	18	28	35	44	67		90		135
Keene Normal School	Keene	New Hampshire	37	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	89	72	44	59	133	106			360	360	360	360
Plymouth Normal School	Plymouth	New Hampshire	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	77	61	63	59	37	31	30	35
New Jersey State Teachers College	Montclair	New Jersey	39		Yes	Yes	No	Yes					32	39	11	14				180
State Teachers College and Normal School	Trenton	New Jersey		40	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	76	75	51	52							500	500
New Mexico Normal University	Las Vegas	New Mexico	36	11	Yes	No	Yes	No	16	16	27	24	26	35	6	10		60	60	80
New Mexico State Teachers College	Silver City	New Mexico	36	10	Yes	No	Yes	No	21	20	19	21	68	47	52	115		240		120
State College for Teachers	Albany	New York	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	No					100	120	80	160				75
State Teachers College	Buffalo	New York	40	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	41	55	38	54	33	49
Asheville Normal and Associated School	Asheville	North Carolina	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	18	12	5	10									Private institution
East Carolina Teachers College	Greenville	North Carolina	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	42	48	40	50	14	16	208	346			90	90
Winston-Salem Teachers College	Winston-Salem	North Carolina	36	12	No	Yes	No	Yes										54		90	HBCU
State Normal and Industrial School	Ellendale	North Dakota	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	41	42	37	39	41	45	77	87	90	120	130	180
State Teachers College	Mayville	North Dakota	36	12	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	28	38	42	47	19	27	58	85	90	180		135
State Teachers College	Minot	North Dakota	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	No
State Teachers College	Valley City	North Dakota	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	43	39	41	43	35	49	27	63		90		135
Bowling Green State College	Bowling Green	Ohio	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	227	204	228	210	187	210	153	194		90		60
Kent State College	Kent	Ohio	36	11	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	55	48	55	55	58	52	50	55		120	120	120
Central State Teachers College	Edmond	Oklahoma	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	No	30	30	27	33	24	36	30	46	45	90		135
Colored Agricultural and Normal University	Langston	Oklahoma	36	9	Yes		Yes	No	10	5	9	15	25	30	31	78					HBCU
East Central State Teachers College	Ada	Oklahoma	36	9	Yes	No	Yes	No	43	46	53	49	61	60	107	110	45	90		135
Northeastern State Teachers College	Tahlequah	Oklahoma	36	9	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes							48	39		60		90
Northwestern State Teachers College	Alva	Oklahoma	36	9	Yes	No	Yes	No	15	25	25	35	41	59	72	196	36	72	72	144
Southeastern State Teachers College	Durant	Oklahoma	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	28	58	28	56	18	31	11	20	36	72	126	171
Southwestern State Teachers College	Weatherford	Oklahoma	36	9	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	53	57	58	59	44	45	30	40		135		167
State Teachers College	Bloomsburg	Pennsylvania	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	50	51	57	55						180		180
State Teachers College	California	Pennsylvania	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	507		736		847					234	234	234	Male and female students enrollment in demonstration/practice programs are reported together.
State Teachers College	Clarion	Pennsylvania	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	65	50	50	66	108	75				180		252
State Teachers College	East Stroudsburg	Pennsylvania	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	197	220	203	268	125	158				180		180
State Teachers College	Edinboro	Pennsylvania	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	161	174	132	148	301	323				100		100
State Teachers College	Indiana	Pennsylvania	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	380	733	541	879	33	63				252		324
State Teachers College	Kutztown	Pennsylvania	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	185	181	176	169	48	51				90	90	90
State Teachers College	Lock Haven	Pennsylvania	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	115	110	121	108	38	45				180		252
State Teachers College	Mansfield	Pennsylvania	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	273		261		176					250		250	Male and female students enrollment in demonstration/practice programs are reported together.
State Teachers College	Millersville	Pennsylvania	36	6	Yes	No	Yes	No	54	76	53	65	66	75				234
State Teachers College	Shippensburg	Pennsylvania	36	6	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	145	160	140	155	135	173	152	173
State Teachers College	Slippery Rock	Pennsylvania	36	6			Yes	Yes	369		697		123		112			315		315	Male and female students enrollment in demonstration/practice programs are reported together.
State Teachers College	West Chester	Pennsylvania	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes										270	270	270
Rhode Island College of Education	Providence	Rhode Island	40	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes												500
Colored Normal, Industrial, Agricultural and Mechanical College	Orangeburg	South Carolina	36	5	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	26	31	24	25	9	8				90		90	HBCU
Eastern State Teachers College	Madison	South Dakota	36	6	Yes		Yes		217		206		70		24		60	120		180	Male and female students enrollment in demonstration/practice programs are reported together.
Northern Normal and Industrial College	Aberdeen	South Dakota	36	6	No	Yes	No	Yes									90	135		135
Southern State Teachers College	Springfield	South Dakota	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	30	25	35	38	36	39	45	57	80	100		120
Spearfish Normal School	Spearfish	South Dakota	36	6	Yes	No	Yes	No	40	32	35	32	31	24	8	7	37	112		150
George Peabody College for Teachers	Nashville	Tennessee	36	12	Yes	Yes	No	Yes													Private institution
State Teachers College	Johnson City	Tennessee	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	No	48	47	51	48	33	56	24	25		144		144
State Teachers College	Memphis	Tennessee	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	97	103	110	104	69	75	9	7				120
State Teachers College	Murfreesboro	Tennessee	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	No	136	135	102	94	52	50						144
Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial State Teachers College	Nashville	Tennessee	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	No							94	170		90		90	HBCU
East Texas State Teachers College	Commerce	Texas	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	No	36	38	38	39	44	42	150	151	60	120	120	120
North Texas State Teachers College	Denton	Texas	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	37	56	22	38	115	135	45	83		36		60
Prairie View State Industrial College	Prairie View	Texas	36	8	Yes	No	Yes	No	22	13	12	20			9	8		36	36	36	HBCU
Sam Houston State Teachers College	Huntsville	Texas	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	34	37	37	38	30	32	36	20	60	60	60	60
Southwest Texas State Teachers College	San Marcos	Texas	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	No			85	91	41	30	15	15
Stephen F. Austin Teachers College	Nacogdoches	Texas	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	No	29	23	26	24	21	24	17	15		36	36	72
Sul Ross Teachers College	Alpine	Texas	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	240		215				23	27		90	90	90	Male and female students enrollment in demonstration/practice programs are reported together.
West Texas State Teachers College	Canyon	Texas	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	No	41	33	20	25	38	48	37	56			60	60
Hampton Institute	Hampton	Virginia	36	12	Yes	No	Yes	No	73	89	51	66	45	63	323	42		180		240	HBCU; Private institution.
State Teachers College	East Radford	Virginia	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	69	80	95	107	51	63	28	37		90		90
State Teachers College	Farmville	Virginia	36	11	No		Yes	Yes							469			144		180	Male and female students enrollment in demonstration/practice programs are reported together.
State Teachers College	Fredericksburg	Virginia	36	11	Yes	No	Yes	No	73	68	57	61			63	91		108		120
State Teachers College	Harrisonburg	Virginia	36	11	No	Yes	No	Yes	250		208		192		220			180		180	Male and female students enrollment in demonstration/practice programs are reported together.
Virginia State College for Negroes	Ettrick	Virginia	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	253	246	17	36	6	10	122	173		300		180	HBCU
Concord State Normal School	Athens	West Virginia	36	9	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	30	19	30	29	32	25	57	70		135		135
Fairmont State Normal School	Fairmont	West Virginia	36	12	No	Yes	No	Yes	159	135	156	179	82	92	322	322		90		60
Marshall College	Huntington	West Virginia	36	12	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	21	45	36	32	27	33				90		90
State Teachers College	Eau Claire	Wisconsin	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	32	31	36	47	45	54			90	180	180	180
State Teachers College	La Crosse	Wisconsin	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	28	36	30	29	12	33				270
State Teachers College	Milwaukee	Wisconsin	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	432	490	273	232	166	167	602	599	180	225	225	225
State Teachers College	Oshkosh	Wisconsin	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	49	59	45	35	40	45			180	180	180	180
State Teachers College	Platteville	Wisconsin	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	36	25	31	26	16	8				150	150	150
State Teachers College	River Falls	Wisconsin	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	32	37	28	26	18	37			75	150	150	180
State Teachers College	Stevens Point	Wisconsin	36	6	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	30	40	40	35	37	36
State Teachers College	Superior	Wisconsin	36	6	Yes	No	Yes	Yes									60	180	180	180
State Teachers College	Whitewater	Wisconsin	36	6	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	46	55	33	31	35	39	71	92	80	150	150	150
Stout Institute	Menomonee	Wisconsin	36	9	Yes	Yes	Yes	No							79	71				165
Institution	City	State	Weeks in regular session	Weeks in summer session	Facilities for observation/model schools maintained by institution	Facilities for observation/model schools public schools utilized	Student teaching facilities schools - maintained by institution	Student teaching facilities - public schools utilized	Number children available for utilization in demonstration schools and practice schools maintained by institution Primary grades (1,2,3) - males	Number children available for utilization in demonstration schools and practice schools maintained by institution Primary grades (1,2,3) - females	Number children available for utilization in demonstration schools and practice schools maintained by institution Intermediate grades (4,5,6) - males	Number children available for utilization in demonstration schools and practice schools maintained by institution Intermediate grades (4,5,6) - females	Number children available for utilization in demonstration schools and practice schools maintained by institution Junior high or upper grades (7,8,9) - males	Number children available for utilization in demonstration schools and practice schools maintained by institution Junior high or upper grades (7,8,9) - females	Number children available for utilization in demonstration schools and practice schools maintained by institution High school regular or senior - males	Number children available for utilization in demonstration schools and practice schools maintained by institution High school regular or senior - females	Hours of practice teaching received - 1 year	Hours of practice teaching received - 2 years	Hours of practice teaching received - 3 years	Hours of practice teaching received - 4 years	Notes

Source: “Table 28. – Teachers colleges – Length of session and facilities for observation and student teaching, 1929-30,” United States Department of the Interior, United States Department of the Interior, Biennial Survey of Education in the United States, 1928 – 1930 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1932), 643 – 647.

Teachers Colleges, Instructors

1929-30 Teachers Colleges – Instructors

Institution	City	State	All faculty excluding duplicates - men	All faculty excluding duplicates - women	Faculty in teacher training courses, regular session - men	Faculty in teacher training courses, regular session - women	Faculty in teacher training courses, summer session - men	Faculty in teacher training courses, summer session - women	Total faculty in teaching training courses excluding duplicates - men	Total faculty in teaching training courses excluding duplicates - women	Notes
Arizona State Teachers College	Flagstaff	Arizona	28	30	19	21	25	22	28	30
Arizona State Teachers College	Tempe	Arizona	22	27	22	27			22	27
Arkansas State Teachers College	Conway	Arkansas	35	36	20	16	27	26	32	28
Humboldt State Teachers College	Arcata	California	18	16	14	11	10	11	18	16
State Teachers College	Chico	California	32	27	23	24	15	7	32	27
State Teachers College	Fresno	California	59	23	50	28	21	5	54	22
State Teachers College	San Diego	California	42	29	33	22	16	17	42	29
State Teachers College	San Francisco	California	26	72	15	55	17	34	26	72
State Teachers College	San Jose	California	74	89	49	68	25	25	51	72
State Teachers College	Santa Barbara	California	32	29	19	23	20	12	32	29
Adams State Teachers College	Alamosa	Colorado	9	12	7	11	8	11	9	12
Colorado State Teachers College	Greeley	Colorado	77	65	52	44	67	53	77	65
Western State College	Gunnison	Colorado	30	20	24	20	30	20	30	20
Bowdon State Normal and Industrial College	Bowdon	Georgia	6	5	6	4	6	5	6	5
Georgia State Teachers College	Athens	Georgia	10	51	10	51			10	51
Georgia State Woman's College	Valdosta	Georgia	8	32	1	5	1	7	1	12
Eastern Illinois State Teachers College	Charleston	Illinois	32	49	25	40	28	30	32	49
Illinois State Normal University	Normal	Illinois	68	88	41	63	60	62	64	85
National College of Education	Evanston	Illinois	8	56	7	49	4	30	8	56	Private institution
Northern Illinois State Teachers College	De Kalb	Illinois	42	53	30	44	26	32	30	44
Southern Illinois State Normal University	Carbondale	Illinois	51	54	44	59	34	38	51	64
Western Illinois State Teachers College	Macomb	Illinois	36	32	36	32	32	32	36	32
Ball State Teachers College	Muncie	Indiana	54	45	34	29	54	44	54	45
Central Normal College	Danville	Indiana	28	12	10	6	28	12	28	12	Private institution
Indiana State Teachers' College	Terre Haute	Indiana	88	50	45	33	58	35	62	40
Teachers College of Indianapolis	Indianapolis	Indiana	4	32	3	23	2	25	4	32	Private institution
Iowa State Teachers College	Cedar Falls	Iowa	83	121	77	104	78	105	81	121
Kansas State Teachers College	Emporia	Kansas	50	74	39	65	49	74	50	74
Kansas State Teachers College	Hays	Kansas	31	24	312	17	31	24	31	24
Kansas State Teachers College	Pittsburg	Kansas	71	80	62	58	71	80	71	80
Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College	Richmond	Kentucky	44	43	30	32	27	30	38	40
Morehead State Teachers College	Morehead	Kentucky	27	18	18	11	19	13	25	18
Murray State Teachers College	Murray	Kentucky	28	32	21	22	22	23	28	32
Western Kentucky State Teachers College	Bowling Green	Kentucky	72	72	53	55	46	46	71	72
Louisiana State Teachers College	Natchitoches	Louisiana	54	52	45	44	45	48	54	52
State Normal School	Farmington	Maine	7	24	4	20	4	11	7	24
State Normal School	Bridgewater	Massachusetts	10	32	8	32			8	32
State Normal School	Framingham	Massachusetts	7	38	6	38			6	38
State Normal School	Salem	Massachusetts	8	18	8	18			8	18
State Normal School	Worcester	Massachusetts	8	14	8	13			8	13
Teachers College of the City of Boston	Boston	Massachusetts	23	44	15	39	8	5	23	44
Central State Teachers College	Mount Pleasant	Michigan	62	76	43	58	34	36	62	76
Detroit Teachers College	Detroit	Michigan	44	77	34	57	17	20	41	64
Michigan State Normal College	Ypsilanti	Michigan	89	154	75	127	57	78	89	154
Northern State Teachers College	Marquette	Michigan	39	37	29	29	39	37	39	37
Western State Teachers Collee	Kalamazoo	Michigan	94	124	86	118	60	51	94	124
State Teachers College	Bemidji	Minnesota	9	28	6	24	9	14	9	28
State Teachers College	Duluth	Minnesota	10	25	9	23	8	13	10	25
State Teachers College	Mankato	Minnesota	13	36	12	34	7	15	13	36
State Teachers College	Moorhead	Minnesota	15	29	14	29	12	10	15	29
State Teachers College	St. Cloud	Minnesota	17	47	15	46	16	32	16	46
State Teachers College	Winona	Minnesota	15	29	14	21	11	8	14	24
Delta State Teachers College	Cleveland	Mississippi	10	16	8	16	10	16	10	16
State Teachers College	Hattiesburg	Mississippi	26	37	18	26	26	37	26	37
Central Missouri State Teachers College	Warrensburgh	Missouri	54	52	27	26	54	52	54	52
Harris Teachers College	St. Louis	Missouri	32	21	11	17	18	6	22	18
Lincoln University	Jefferson	Missouri	21	7	2	1	2	2	2	2	HBCU
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College	Kirksville	Missouri	40	34	31	25	40	34	40	34
Northwest Missouri State Teachers College	Maryville	Missouri	35	47	26	35	35	47	35	47
Southeast Missouri State Teachers College	Cape Girardeau	Missouri	40	32	29	20	31	23	36	31
Southwest Missouri State Teachers College	Springfield	Missouri	37	48	34	43	37	48	37	48
Nebraska State Normal College	Chadron	Nebraska	16	32	15	26	15	24	16	32
Nebraska State Normal College	Kearney	Nebraska	32	74	19	31	32	72	32	74
Nebraska State Normal College	Wayne	Nebraska	26	20	26	20	26	20	26	20
Peru State Teachers College	Peru	Nebraska	36	29	21	16	23	16	28	28
Keene Normal School	Keene	New Hampshire	24	34	20	32	9	4	24	34
Plymouth Normal School	Plymouth	New Hampshire	7	25	7	25			7	25
New Jersey State Teachers College	Montclair	New Jersey	22	20	19	17			19	17
State Teachers College and Normal School	Trenton	New Jersey	11	49	11	49			11	49
New Mexico Normal University	Las Vegas	New Mexico	28	21	11	14	13	15	14	15
New Mexico State Teachers College	Silver City	New Mexico	25	15	3	6	3	7	3	8
State College for Teachers	Albany	New York	56	39	40	35	25	7	56	39
State Teachers College	Buffalo	New York	41	75	24	65	29	20	41	75
Asheville Normal and Associated School	Asheville	North Carolina	31	43	3	19	31	35	31	43	Private institution
East Carolina Teachers College	Greenville	North Carolina	17	27	14	26	15	17	17	27
Winston-Salem Teachers College	Winston-Salem	North Carolina	19	18	8	11	6	6	14	17	HBCU
State Normal and Industrial School	Ellendale	North Dakota	19	18	7	5	11	8	11	11
State Teachers College	Mayville	North Dakota	23	25	13	22	23	19	23	25
State Teachers College	Minot	North Dakota	19	33	17	31	19	33	19	33
State Teachers College	Valley City	North Dakota	34	72	19	44	28	56	34	72
Bowling Green State College	Bowling Green	Ohio	43	63	33	53	26	28	43	63
Kent State College	Kent	Ohio	44	41	21	33	43	41	44	41
Central State Teachers College	Edmond	Oklahoma	62	41	35	28	61	40	62	41
Colored Agricultural and Normal University	Langston	Oklahoma	26	14	2	3	2	3	2	3	HBCU
East Central State Teachers College	Ada	Oklahoma	69	33	40	26	69	33	69	33
Northeastern State Teachers College	Tahlequah	Oklahoma	61	28	21	20	56	24	56	24
Northwestern State Teachers College	Alva	Oklahoma	31	22	24	17	31	22	31	22
Southeastern State Teachers College	Durant	Oklahoma	73	37	31	33	40	7	66	37
Southwestern State Teachers College	Weatherford	Oklahoma	41	24	11	16	31	18	31	18
State Teachers College	Bloomsburg	Pennsylvania	21	79	16	31	15	18	18	32
State Teachers College	California	Pennsylvania	25	43	21	40	20	16	25	43
State Teachers College	Clarion	Pennsylvania	10	29	8	23	8	16	9	29
State Teachers College	East Stroudsburg	Pennsylvania	25	44	23	42	16	18	25	44
State Teachers College	Edinboro	Pennsylvania	18	26	17	23	11	18	18	26
State Teachers College	Indiana	Pennsylvania	30	86	23	75	21	36	29	81
State Teachers College	Kutztown	Pennsylvania	13	30	10	25	10	19	12	29
State Teachers College	Lock Haven	Pennsylvania	11	27	4	18	4	18	4	18
State Teachers College	Mansfield	Pennsylvania	25	35	25	35	15	9	25	35
State Teachers College	Millersville	Pennsylvania	17	25	16	23	14	15	17	25
State Teachers College	Shippensburg	Pennsylvania	24	27	19	24	11	14	23	26
State Teachers College	Slippery Rock	Pennsylvania	29	28	28	28	22	22	29	28
State Teachers College	West Chester	Pennsylvania	23	40	21	39	14	13	21	40
Rhode Island College of Education	Providence	Rhode Island	11	20	11	20			11	20
Colored Normal, Industrial, Agricultural and Mechanical College	Orangeburg	South Carolina	36	22	29	16	23	18	32	22	HBCU
Eastern State Teachers College	Madison	South Dakota	16	34	13	29	10	17	16	34
Northern Normal and Industrial College	Aberdeen	South Dakota	41	30	32	20	29	21	39	29
Southern State Teachers College	Springfield	South Dakota	17	18	12	14	12	6	15	17
Spearfish Normal School	Spearfish	South Dakota	11	28	9	24	11	22	11	28
George Peabody College for Teachers	Nashville	Tennessee	125	65	43	27	125	65	125	65	Private institution
State Teachers College	Johnson City	Tennessee	22	26	19	21	22	26	22	26
State Teachers College	Memphis	Tennessee	30	19	21	14	30	19	30	19
State Teachers College	Murfreesboro	Tennessee	28	21	28	21	28	21	28	21
Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial State Teachers College	Nashville	Tennessee	30	19	25	19	30	19	30	19	HBCU
East Texas State Teachers College	Commerce	Texas	49	52	36	39	49	52	49	52
North Texas State Teachers College	Denton	Texas	72	63	48	42	68	55	72	63
Prairie View State Industrial College	Prairie View	Texas	50	58	11	17	6	9	11	17	HBCU
Sam Houston State Teachers College	Huntsville	Texas	47	35	33	24	33	26	47	35
Southwest Texas State Teachers College	San Marcos	Texas	52	31	38	24	52	31	52	31
Stephen F. Austin Teachers College	Nacogdoches	Texas	40	50	27	38	33	33	40	50
Sul Ross Teachers College	Alpine	Texas	26	22	14	16	22	19	26	22
West Texas State Teachers College	Canyon	Texas	45	48	33	37	35	32	45	48
Hampton Institute	Hampton	Virginia	74	84	44	36	30	44	74	80	HBCU; private institution
State Teachers College	East Radford	Virginia	23	25	16	17	17	17	23	25
State Teachers College	Farmville	Virginia	13	45	13	45	6	15	13	45
State Teachers College	Fredericksburg	Virginia	14	29	5	9	4	4	6	11
State Teachers College	Harrisonburg	Virginia	17	53	16	49	15	26	17	53
Virginia State College for Negroes	Ettrick	Virginia	33	42	8	22	9	20	13	26	HBCU
Concord State Normal School	Athens	West Virginia	22	16	10	8	18	16	22	16
Fairmont State Normal School	Fairmont	West Virginia	26	45	16	27	21	36	26	45
Marshall College	Huntington	West Virginia	55	39	51	32	35	18	55	39
State Teachers College	Eau Claire	Wisconsin	14	29	12	25	12	20	14	29
State Teachers College	La Crosse	Wisconsin	25	28	24	24	21	19	25	28
State Teachers College	Milwaukee	Wisconsin	42	64	28	49	30	45	42	64
State Teachers College	Oshkosh	Wisconsin	26	46	22	37	13	25	26	46
State Teachers College	Platteville	Wisconsin	21	22	18	20	16	11	21	22
State Teachers College	River Falls	Wisconsin	22	21	21	19	17	14	22	21
State Teachers College	Stevens Point	Wisconsin	27	25	23	21	22	15	27	25
State Teachers College	Superior	Wisconsin	21	44	18	44	14	23	21	44
State Teachers College	Whitewater	Wisconsin	24	23	21	23	16	14	24	23
Stout Institute	Menomonee	Wisconsin	21	32	19	23	21	24	21	32
Institution	City	State	All faculty excluding duplicates - men	All faculty excluding duplicates - women	Faculty in teacher training courses, regular session - men	Faculty in teacher training courses, regular session - women	Faculty in teacher training courses, summer session - men	Faculty in teacher training courses, summer session - women	Total faculty in teaching training courses excluding duplicates - men	Total faculty in teaching training courses excluding duplicates - women	Notes

Source: “Table 29. – Teachers colleges – Instructors, 1929-30,” United States Department of the Interior, United States Department of the Interior, Biennial Survey of Education in the United States, 1928 – 1930 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1932), 648 – 651.

Teachers Colleges, Students

1929-30 Teachers Colleges – Students

Institution	City	State	Resident students in all courses excluding duplicates - men	Resident students in all courses excluding duplicates - women	Resident students teacher training courses regular session - men	Resident students teacher training courses regular session - women	Resident students teacher training courses summer session - men	Resident students teacher training courses summer session - women	Total students excluding duplicates - men	Total students excluding duplicates - women	Students in extension and correspondence courses	Notes
Arizona State Teachers College	Flagstaff	Arizona	240	792	120	356	123	517	240	792	125
Arizona State Teachers College	Tempe	Arizona	140	383	140	383			140	383	56
Arkansas State Teachers College	Conway	Arkansas	386	1,498	205	524	290	1,181	386	1,498	4,193
Humboldt State Teachers College	Arcata	California	144	354	58	196	53	140	97	282	23
State Teachers College	Chico	California	283	885	209	411	50	190	283	885	433
State Teachers College	Fresno	California	765	1,326	404	676	34	190	432	746	693
State Teachers College	San Diego	California	660	1,294	148	515	126	548	223	801	128
State Teachers College	San Francisco	California	93	2,279	59	1,414	43	1,274	93	2,279
State Teachers College	San Jose	California	1,011	2,545	436	1,562	187	965	564	2,242
State Teachers College	Santa Barbara	California	420	598	362	411	100	249	420	598	178
Adams State Teachers College	Alamosa	Colorado	58	101	49	109	18	106	58	191
Colorado State Teachers College	Greeley	Colorado	671	3,005	426	1,293	377	1,975	671	3,005	2,179
Western State College	Gunnison	Colorado	300	600	130	256	220	440	300	600	359
Bowdon State Normal and Industrial College	Bowdon	Georgia	92	189	74	70	18	119	92	189
Georgia State Teachers College	Athens	Georgia	0	711	0	711			0	711	91
Georgia State Woman's College	Valdosta	Georgia	2	456	0	313	2	172	2	456
Eastern Illinois State Teachers College	Charleston	Illinois	413	1,083	245	419	268	866	413	1,083
Illinois State Normal University	Normal	Illinois	783	3,133	492	1,178	404	2,189	783	3,133	977
National College of Education	Evanston	Illinois	30	727	30	520	0	253	30	727	29	Private institution
Northern Illinois State Teachers College	De Kalb	Illinois	205	1,105	192	568	103	797	205	1,105
Southern Illinois State Normal University	Carbondale	Illinois	846	1,694	494	989	503	1,007	846	1,694	843
Western Illinois State Teachers College	Macomb	Illinois	466	1,354	238	477	298	1,136	384	1,196	843
Ball State Teachers College	Muncie	Indiana	942	2,065	383	738	713	1,692	936	2,063	399
Central Normal College	Danville	Indiana	425	475	322	422	358	458	425	475	439	Private institution
Indiana State Teachers' College	Terre Haute	Indiana	1,287	2,216	800	1,389	714	1,660	1,220	2,210	1,345
Teachers College of Indianapolis	Indianapolis	Indiana	0	683	0	400	0	357	0	683	14	Private institution
Iowa State Teachers College	Cedar Falls	Iowa	956	4,233	665	1,856	374	2,704	931	4,159	515
Kansas State Teachers College	Emporia	Kansas	622	2,479	393	882	229	1,597	622	2,479	755
Kansas State Teachers College	Hays	Kansas	309	1,029	238	357	85	706	309	1,029	795
Kansas State Teachers College	Pittsburg	Kansas	1,308	2,658	556	796	763	1,949	1,058	2,386	440
Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College	Richmond	Kentucky