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1924-26 Public Colleges, Biennial Survey of Education Dataset

Overview, Faculty, Students, Graduates

1924-26 Public Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools – Overview, Leadership, Faculty, Students, and Graduates

College	City	State	Year of first opening	President	Male professors and instructors	Female professors and instructors	Male students	Female students	First degrees male	First degrees female	Graduate degrees male	Graduate degrees female	Honorary degrees	Notes
Alabama Polytechnic Institute	Auburn	Alabama	1872	Spright Dowell	107	9	1,433	117	202	24	10		0
Alabama College	Montevallo	Alabama	1896	O.C. Carmichael, acting	9	53	29	747		63			0
University of Alabama	University	Alabama	1831	George H. Denny	77	4	1,801	472	175	84	8	2	4
Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines	Fairbanks	Alaska	1922	Charles E. Bunnell	13	4	40	28	1				0
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Phoenix	Arizona	1920	John W. Laird	10	9	125	81
University of Arizona	Tucson	Arizona	1891	Cloyd H. Marvin	102	24	1,053	713	122	8	24	7	0
University of Arkansas	Fayetteville	Arkansas	1872	John C. Futrall	158	23	1,213	676	89	67	2		2
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Bakersfield	California	1913	Grace Bird, dean	13	8	61	69
University of California	Berkeley	California	1869	William W. Campbell	1,160	309	9,307	9,662	1,291	1,050	182	111	4
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Eureka		1913	George C. Jensen	1	3	6
Junior College	Fullerton	California	1913	Louis E. Plummer	15	14	57	105
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Hollister	California	1919	Philip Power	5	6	128	108
Chaffey Junior College	Ontario	California	1916	Merton E. Hill	22	16	119	165
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Pasadena	California	1924	John W. Harbeson	22	17	253	201
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Pomona	California	1915	Henry R. Reynolds	12	13	58	83
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Riverside	California	1916	Arthur G. Paul	27	10	152	162
Junior College	Sacramento	California	1916	J.B. Lillard	19	11	283	564
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Santa Ana	California	1915	D.K. Hammond	8	12	142	142
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Santa Maria	California	1920	Arnold A. Bowhay, Jr.	7	5	13	34
University of Colorado	Boulder	Colorado	1877	George Norlin	232	36	1,927	1,032	244	110	39	27	5
Colorado Agricultural College	Fort Collins	Colorado	1881	Charles A. Lory	76	30	976	357	118	47	11	3
Colorado School of Mines (engineering)	Golden	Colorado	1874	M.L. Coolbaugh	39	0	430	0	67	0	2	0	1
Connecticut Agricultural College	Storrs	Connecticut	1881	Charles L. Beach	59	8	383	133	51	12	3
University of Delaware	Newark	Delaware	1834	Walter Hullihen	58	18	376	293	59	41	1
Gallaudet College	Washington DC	District of Columbia	1864	Percival Hall	10	5	77	50	12	3		1
University of Florida	Gainesville	Florida	1884	Albert A. Murphree	105		1,853		118		5
Florida State College for Women	Tallahassee	Florida	1905	Edward Conradi	19	74	7	1,427		134		1
University of Georgia	Athens	Georgia	1801	C.M. Snelling, acting chancellor	80	15	1,192	304	158	67	11	5	9
Georgia School of Technology	Atlanta	Georgia	1888	Marion L. Brittain	140		1,934		284		4
Medical College of Georgia	Atlanta	Georgia	1830		58		128	4	23	1
North Georgia Agricultural College	Dahlonega	Georgia	1872	John W. West	12	2	131	32	11	2
Georgia State College for Women	Milledgeville	Georgia	1891	Marvin M. Parks	8	58		1,125		62
University of Hawaii	Honolulu	Hawaii	1907	Arthur L. Dean	41	10	389	294	39	21	2	2
University of Idaho	Moscow	Idaho	1892	Alfred H. Upham	114	26	1,229	703	135	120	20	8
Idaho Technical Institute	Pocatello	Idaho	1915	J.E. Reatherford	25	14	303	387						Junior college
Crane Junior College	Chicago	Illinois	1911	William J. Bartholf	50	24	1,576	437
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Joliet	Illinois	1902	L.W. Smith	15	6	108	86
University of Illinois	Urbana	Illinois	1868	David Kinley	855	150	8,756	3,317	1,210	548	245	55
Indiana University	Bloomington	Indiana	1824	William L. Bryan	226	44	2,602	1,901	496	252	64	23
Purdue University	Lafayette	Indiana	1874	Edward C. Elliott	252	20	2,772	559	448	85	41		4
Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Ames	Iowa	1869	Raymond A. Pearson	361	105	3,010	1,203	378	183	119	21	2
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Burlington	Iowa	1920	Ray H. Bracewell	4	4	23	48
State University of Iowa	Iowa City	Iowa	1855	Walter A. Jessup	412	121	3,523	2,310	601	380	162	94
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Mason City	Iowa	1918	James Rae	2	2	47	46
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Arkansas City	Kansas	1922	E.Q. Brothers	3	3	61	49
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Coffeyville	Kansas	1919	A.I. Decker	4	4	34	63
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Fort Scott	Kansas		J.W. Shideler	3	5	52	78
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Garden City	Kansas	1919	Earl Walker	3	2	44	70
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Iola	Kansas			4	5	61	67
University of Kansas	Lawrence	Kansas	1866	Ernest H. Lindley	252	74	2,858	1,755	402	260	67	45
Kansas State Agricultural College	Manhattan	Kansas	1863	Francis D. Farrell	230	78	2,241	1,122	212	129	35	16
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Parsons	Kansas			5	6	66	93
University of Kentucky	Lexington	Kentucky	1865	Frank L. McVey	151	30	1,619	821	214	152	29	8
University of Louisville	Louisville	Kentucky	1837	John L. Patterson, chancellor	203	16	899	391	132	38	7	4
Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College	Baton Rouge	Louisiana	1860	Thomas D. Boyd	112	37	1,335	540	134	71	19	6
Southwestern Louisiana Institute	Lafayette	Louisiana	1901	Edwin L. Stephens	22	31	270	552	33	45
University of Maine	Orono	Maine	1868	H.S. Boardman, acting	106	22	1,022	300	157	42	11	6	6
United States Naval Academy	Annapolis	Maryland	1845	Rear Admiral L.M. Nulton, superintendent	183		1,755
University of Maryland	College Park	Maryland	1859	Alfred F. Woods	427	32	2,807	403	494	45	39	6	1
Massachusetts Agricultural College	Amherst	Massachusetts	1821	Edward M. Lewis	76	7	633	119	88	14	8	1
Lowell Textile School	Lowell	Massachusetts	1897	Charles H. Eames	33	1	222	3	13
University of Michigan	Ann Arbor	Michigan	1841	Clarence C. Little	632	27	7,375	2,759	1,208	566	274	95	11
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Bay City	Michigan	1922	N.B. Sloan	10	8	87	37
College of the City of Detroit	Detroit	Michigan	1917	David MacKenzie	70	23	1,841	1,072	60	32
Detroit College of Medicine and Surgery	Detroit	Michigan	1868	W.H. MacCraken	105	5	262	4	48	2
Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science	East Lansing	Michigan	1857	Kenyon L. Butterfield	212	39	1,778	708	243	95	34	1
Junior College	Grand Rapids	Michigan	1914	Arthur Andrews	17	11	291	245
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Highland Park	Michigan		T.J. Knapp	12	7	145	101
Michigan College of Mines (engineering)	Houghton	Michigan	1886	W.O. Hotchkiss	27		153		57
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Port Huron	Michigan			4	3	53	21
Itasca Junior College (arts and sciences)	Coleraine	Minnesota	1922	Edgar R. Mullins	5	4	30	14
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Eveleth	Minnesota	1918	V.E. Boardman	7	5	65	35
Junior College	Hibbing	Minnesota	1916	R.W. Elliott	20	14	119	86
University of Minnesota	Minneapolis	Minnesota	1869	Lotus D. Coffman	549	130	8,226	4,799	982	558	138	33
Junior College	Rochester	Minnesota	1916	Roy W. Goddard	6	7	75	55
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Virginia	Minnesota	1921	Elmer H. Bosshardt	14	7	85	41
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College	Agricultural College	Mississippi	1880	B.M. Walker	65		1,181	4	169		1
Mississippi State College for Women	Columbus	Mississippi	1885	John C. Fant	3	78		1,220		247
University of Mississippi	University	Mississippi	1848	Alfred Hume	45	1	802	171	87	28	1
University of Missouri	Columbia	Missouri	1847	Stratton D. Brooks	278	61	3,180	1,438	376	244	73	41	7
Junior College	Kansas City	Missouri	1915	Edward M. Bainter	32	19	779	679
Junior College (arts and sciences)	St. Joseph	Missouri	1915	Calla E. Varner	4	13	166	170
Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Bozeman	Montana	1893	Alfred Atkinson	56	18	674	298	66	33	1	1
Montana State School of Mines	Butte	Montana	1900	George W. Craven	12	1	114	57	3
State University of Montana	Missoula	Montana	1895	Charles H. Clapp	62	16	885	687	110	102	3	2
University of Nebraska	Lincoln	Nebraska	1871	Samuel Avery, chancellor	341	93	4,453	3,586	576	391	46	23	1
University of Nevada	Reno	Nevada	1886	Walter E. Clark	56	16	575	338	73	50	4	1
University of New Hampshire	Durham	New Hampshire	1868	Ralph D. Hetzel	90	14	1,057	375	137	62	5		5
Rutgers University	New Brunswick	New Jersey	1766	John M. Thomas	123	19	1,018	703	141	94	15	1	10
State University of New Mexico	Albuquerque	New Mexico	1891	David S. Hill	20	10	255	172	28	21		1	1
New Mexico Military Institute	Roswell	New Mexico			27		467							Junior college
New Mexico School of Mines	Socorro	New Mexico	1859	Edgar H. Wells	8		70	9	15		1
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	State College	New Mexico	1890	Harry L. Kent	31	9	193	93	28	14
New York State Library School	Albany	New York	1887	James I. Wyer, Jr., director	4	8	6	47	4	16		2
College of the City of New York	New York	New York	1849	Sydney E. Mezes	550	11	13,503	4,450	546	10	34	3
Hunter College of the City of New York	New York	New York	1870	George S. Davis	37	211		4,401		365		4
New York State College of Forestry	Syracuse	New York	1912	Franklin Moon, dean	36		366		40		9
United State Military Academy	West Point	New York	1802	General Merch B. Stewart, superintendent	169		1,008
University of North Carolina	Chapel Hill	North Carolina	1795	Harry W. Chase	175		2,409	101	310	26	57	12	7
North Carolina College for Women	Greensboro	North Carolina	1892	Julius I. Foust	37	84		1,667		259		1
North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering	Raleigh	North Carolina	1889	Eugene C. Brooks	123		1,594		180		30		1
North Dakota Agricultural College	State College	North Dakota	1890	John L. Coulter	124	43	807	377	75	48	3
University of North Dakota	University	North Dakota	1884	Thomas F. Kane	102	22	1,066	689	165	131	16	3
North Dakota State School of Science	Wahpeton	North Dakota	1903	E.F. Riley	17	7	182	109						Junior college
University of Akron	Akron	Ohio	1872	George F. Zook	50	15	715	434	53	66	12	7
Ohio University	Athens	Ohio	1808	Elmer B. Bryan	79	34	908	1,069	119	161			3
University of Cincinnati	Cincinnati	Ohio	1874	Frederick C. Hicks	340	56	4,040	2,687	271	197	36	18	5
Ohio State University	Columbus	Ohio	1872	George W. Rightmire, acting	694	89	6,999	2,964	870	510	157	72
Miami University	Oxford	Ohio	1824	Raymond M. Hughes	88	27	877	968	90	82			4
University of the City of Toledo	Toledo	Ohio	1872	John W. Dowd	36	15	856	707	33	34	3	8
Oklahoma College for Women	Chickasha	Oklahoma	1909	G.W. Austin	5	27		726		62
Oklahoma Military Academy	Claremore	Oklahoma	1921	W.S. Bryan, acting	10		190							Junior college
Northeastern Oklahoma Junior College (arts and sciences)	Miami	Oklahoma	1920	M.F. Floyd	5	5	72	127
University of Oklahoma	Norman	Oklahoma	1892	William B. Bizzell	240	68	3,080	1,717	298	240	30	18
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College	Stillwater	Oklahoma	1891	Bradford Knapp	112	41	1,785	1,058	141	87	11	2
Oregon State Agricultural College	Corvallis	Oregon	1870	William J. Kerr	195	57	2,410	1,183	315	150	6	4
University of Oregon	Eugene	Oregon	1876		133	42	1,845	1,376	239	196	20	16	1
Pennsylvania State Forest School	Mont Alto	Pennsylvania	1903	Edwin A. Ziegler	8		80		18
Pennsylvania State College	State College	Pennsylvania	1855		284	29	3,358	527	538	96	37	6
University of Puerto Rico	Rio Piedras	Puerto Rico	1903	Thomas E. Benner	56	31	838	824	50	26			4
University of Rhode Island	Kingston	Rhode Island	1890	Howard Edwards	37	10	423	96	49	16			3
College of Charleston	Charleston	South Carolina	1790	Harrison Randolph	16		123	102	14	16			2
Medical College of the State of South Carolina	Charleston	South Carolina	1823	Robert Wilson, Jr.	60		149	7	35	3
The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina (arts and sciences)	Charleston	South Carolina	1842	Colonel O.J. Bond, superintendent	23		438		48
Clemson Agricultural College	Clemson College	South Carolina	1893	Enoch W. Sikes	72	2	1,032		121
University of South Carolina	Columbia	South Carolina	1805	William D. Melton	80	7	1,008	411	105	36	16	16
Winthrop College	Rock Hill	South Carolina	1886	David B. Johnson	18	70	45	1,824		256
South Dakota State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Brookings	South Dakota	1884	Charles W. Pugsley	76	24	807	340	71	41	5
South Dakota State School of Mines	Rapid City	South Dakota	1885	Cleophas C. O'Hara	19	1	220	11	22		1
University of South Dakota	Vermillion	South Dakota	1882	Robert L. Slagle	64	22	703	523	84	63	6	3
University of Tennessee	Knoxville	Tennessee	1794	Harcourt A. Morgan	255	20	1,534	576	202	81	6	3
North Texas Agricultural College	Arlington	Texas	1917	M.L. Williams, dean	24	8	218	191						Junior college
University of Texas	Austin	Texas	1883	Walter M.W. Splawn	272	80	3,438	2,008	498	355	62	66
South Park Junior College (arts and sciences)	Beaumont	Texas	1923	C.W. Bingman	5	7	105	115
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas	College Station	Texas	1876	T.O. Walton	192		2,187		289		27
College of Industrial Arts	Denton	Texas	1903	Lindsey Blayney	31	84		1,809		250
Junior College (arts and sciences)	El Paso	Texas	1920	Frank H.H. Roberts	6	13	81	120
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Gainesville	Texas			3	5	19	23
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Hillsboro	Texas	1923		3	3	68	100
Texas Technological College	Lubbock	Texas	1925	P.W. Horn	35	12	708	335
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Paris	Texas	1924		5	5	80	120
John Tarleton Agricultural College	Stephenville	Texas	1917	J.T. Davis	42	23	434	374						Junior college
Junior College (arts and sciences)	Wichita Falls	Texas	1922	S.H. Rider	6	10	107	141
Agricultural College of Utah	Logan	Utah	1890	Elmer G. Peterson	56	7	694	347	83	39	10
University of Utah	Salt Lake City	Utah	1850	George Thomas	102	47	1,621	1,289	206	116	12	5
University of Vermont and State Agricultural College	Burlington	Vermont	1880	Guy W. Bailey	164	25	708	411	120	76	10	2	5
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College and Polytechnic Institute	Blacksburg	Virginia	1872	Julian A. Burruss	98	4	1,146	42	132	1	15
University of Virginia	Charlottesville	Virginia	1825	Edwin A. Alderman	139		1,991	89	236	17	44	13
Virginia Military Institute	Lexington	Virginia	1839	William H. Cocke, superintendent	50		674		67		8
Medical College of Virginia	Richmond	Virginia	1832	Manfred Call	168	9	517	61	129	3
College of William and Mary	Williamsburg	Virginia	1693	Julian A.C. Chandler	39	12	629	468	61	65	1	1	5
State College of Washington	Pullman	Washington	1892	Ernest O. Holland	159	49	1,959	1,103	238	161	16	5
University of Washington	Seattle	Washington	1861	Henry Suzzallo	211	42	4,243	3,017	560	428	73	47
Potomac State School	Keyser	West Virginia	1902	Joseph W. Stayman	7	8	141	116						Junior college
New River State School	Montgomery	West Virginia	1907	C.H. Martin	12	7	148	180						Junior college
West Virginia University	Morgantown	West Virginia	1868	Frank B. Trotter	179	33	1,779	855	242	120	23	6
University of Wisconsin	Madison	Wisconsin	1848	Glenn Frank	684	170	5,312	3,391	709	606	296	124	6
University of Wyoming	Laramie	Wyoming	1867	Arthur G. Crane	64	46	613	527	47	45	5	3
College	City	State	Year of first opening	President	Male professors and instructors	Female professors and instructors	Male students	Female students	First degrees male	First degrees female	Graduate degrees male	Graduate degrees female	Honorary degrees	Notes

Note: EBN has provided the total faculty, students, and graduates for each institution or for the department listed. There are several instances where the enrollment reported is for “arts and sciences” or “engineering.” The Biennial Survey also reported faculty, students, and graduates by academic subject/department where available. For a breakdown of the data by discipline/department, please consult the original volume or contact Education by the Numbers.

Source: “Table 25.—Publicly controlled universities, colleges, and professional schools—Instructors, students, and graduates in 1925-26,” 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), 835-862; Leadership comes from Educational Directory 1926, Bulletin, 1926, No. 1 (Washington, DC: 1926), 46-79.

Property

1924-26 Public Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools – Property

College	City	State	Bound volumes in libraries	Value of libraries, scientific apparatus, machinery, and furniture	Value of grounds (including farm)	Value of buildings (including residence halls)	Value of residence halls (included in previous column)	Productive funds	Notes
Alabama Polytechnic Institute	Auburn	Alabama	37,000	325,000	154,000	1,346,000	161,000	253,500
Alabama College	Montevallo	Alabama	11,514	132,000	16,000	912,512	597,173	582,722
University of Alabama	University	Alabama	75,000	181,855	291,000	1,177,628	263,000	1,659,693
Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines	Fairbanks	Alaska	7,279	108,318	2,388	180,665	25,000
University of Arizona	Tucson	Arizona	70,000	538,750	515,000	1,634,500	475,500	559,958
University of Arkansas	Fayetteville	Arkansas	65,000	470,000	135,000	675,000	125,000	132,667
University of California	Berkeley	California	898,441	7,332,841	6,276,837	13,050,705		10,506,506
University of Colorado	Boulder	Colorado	173,800	958,392	429,875	4,844,097		75,000
Colorado Agricultural College	Fort Collins	Colorado	54,654	402,645	346,272	1,801,540		339,606
Colorado School of Mines	Golden	Colorado	19,243	490,823	108,303	471,967
Connecticut Agricultural College	Storrs	Connecticut	35,000	443,984	108,295	2,053,130	613,500	135,000
University of Delaware	Newark	Delaware	32,297	543,190	310,685	1,403,342	362,500	535,249
Gallaudet College	Washington DC	District of Columbia	7,000			1,000,000		14,000
University of Florida	Gainesville	Florida	50,487	2,110,000	900,000	1,210,000	296,825	185,800
Florida State College for Women	Tallahassee	Florida	22,500	280,000	991,400	1,715,150	800,000
University of Georgia	Athens	Georgia	60,500	543,083	998,000	2,038,050	333,000	327,202
Georgia School of Technology	Atlanta	Georgia	21,500	559,000	297,800	892,300	240,000	200,000
Medical College of Georgia	Atlanta	Georgia	6,000	46,642		100,000		25,000
North Georgia Agricultural College	Dahlonega	Georgia	5,000	16,749	4,800	99,350	35,000
Georgia State College for Women	Milledgeville	Georgia	14,000	140,000	120,000	1,000,000	525,000
University of Hawaii	Honolulu	Hawaii	38,447	325,622	827,247	536,346	43,315	5,500
University of Idaho	Moscow	Idaho	90,000	591,000	128,000	1,192,600	250,000	1,868,114
Idaho Technical Institute	Pocatello	Idaho	9,067	190,000	120,000	500,000	160,000
University of Illinois	Urbana	Illinois	687,345	5,249,096	1,445,424	12,426,924	584,196	1,032,662
Indiana University	Bloomington	Indiana	183,325	1,162,283	543,986	4,448,792	567,299	1,413,779
Purdue University	Lafayette	Indiana	84,200	1,367,363	463,831	3,165,267		340,000	In addition to productive funds report, there are bonds and securities to the amount of $120,786.
Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Ames	Iowa	133,064	2,808,737	723,218	5,349,039	644,025	694,982
State University of Iowa	Iowa City	Iowa	293,725	2,841,207	2,215,240	5,434,489	613,196	286,313
University of Kansas	Lawrence	Kansas	175,687	2,337,433	483,000	3,140,390	175,000	220,036
Kansas State Agricultural College	Manhattan	Kansas	84,327	1,437,928	687,322	2,390,000	95,500	505,509
University of Kentucky	Lexington	Kentucky	71,068	586,641	321,876	1,573,721	270,000	184,075
University of Louisville	Louisville	Kentucky	26,234	216,299	604,458			268,474	Value of buildings included with value of grounds
Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College	Baton Rouge	Louisiana	61,461	675,294	575,000	4,900,000	470,000	318,863
Southwestern Louisiana Institute	Lafayette	Louisiana	12,500	84,200	100,000	485,000	120,000
University of Maine	Orono	Maine	70,602	417,685	26,247	961,216	163,487	650,508
United States Naval Academy	Annapolis	Maryland	64,000	1,000,000	2,000,000	26,000,000	1,500,000
University of Maryland	College Park	Maryland	43,791	783,299	298,900	1,735,801	240,500	117,644
Massachusetts Agricultural College	Amherst	Massachusetts	75,066	859,016	201,892	1,545,788	193,808	240,667
Lowell Textile School	Lowell	Massachusetts	1,556	352,500	109,639	330,850
University of Michigan	Ann Arbor	Michigan	619,508	7,436,296	3,542,610	16,639,526	2,755,971	2,687,770
College of the City of Detroit	Detroit	Michigan	17,000	200,000	1,500,000	1,500,000
Detroit College of Medicine and Surgery	Detroit	Michigan	20,000	50,000	150,000	600,000
Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science	East Lansing	Michigan	51,760	1,417,773	389,758	3,040,500	161,000	1,010,495
Michigan College of Mines	Houghton	Michigan	32,991	417,059	104,025	624,968
University of Minnesota	Minneapolis	Minnesota	472,000	4,737,120	6,493,455	12,621,115	773,518	7,415,911
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College	Agricultural College	Mississippi	48,726	942,741	157,520	1,616,344	321,135	239,788
Mississippi State College for Women	Columbus	Mississippi	20,300	179,450	150,000	1,209,500	596,000	156,489
University of Mississippi	University	Mississippi	45,000	483,000	156,500	1,091,000	325,000	710,153
University of Missouri	Columbia	Missouri	314,868	2,539,585	887,193	4,994,088	34,000	1,689,448
Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Bozeman	Montana	30,659	367,573	205,306	1,539,901	65,000	774,567
Montana State School of Mines	Butte	Montana	10,000	77,624	193,942	474,578		536,980
State University of Montana	Missoula	Montana	98,900	285,000	250,000	1,532,258	361,301	529,982	Value of libraries, scientific apparatus, machinery, and furniture from 1924
University of Nebraska	Lincoln	Nebraska	201,590	1,726,172	2,348,446	4,782,246	19,165	937,800
University of Nevada	Reno	Nevada	44,725	298,951	110,000	653,406	172,516	358,439
University of New Hampshire	Durham	New Hampshire	54,876	404,000	170,000	2,100,000	935,000	1,030,000
Rutgers University	New Brunswick	New Jersey	157,524	1,282,497	1,614,116	3,633,092	802,817	2,093,434
State University of New Mexico	Albuquerque	New Mexico	37,000	237,956	185,000	365,000	38,500	400,000
New Mexico Military Institute	Roswell	New Mexico	3,845	45,200	50,000	739,310	300,000
New Mexico School of Mines	Socorro	New Mexico	1,550	71,500	16,000	155,825	30,000	330,000
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	State College	New Mexico	22,622	260,000	45,000	320,000	50,000	517,630
College of the City of New York	New York	New York	85,000	865,618	3,399,119	4,235,000		94,465
Hunter College of the City of New York	New York	New York	35,608	300,000	3,000,000	100,000
New York State College of Forestry	Syracuse	New York	6,500	200,000	50,000	275,000	10,000
United State Military Academy	West Point	New York	108,000	500,000	5,125,330	18,746,905
University of North Carolina	Chapel Hill	North Carolina	167,000	1,235,562	327,549	4,388,128	1,398,055	1,455,569
North Carolina College for Women	Greensboro	North Carolina	33,231	547,166	836,999	4,162,000	1,816,099
North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering	Raleigh	North Carolina	17,231	764,781	165,014	2,873,916	1,048,277	125,000
North Dakota Agricultural College	State College	North Dakota	40,248	574,413	143,710	1,152,505	197,091	1,415,512
University of North Dakota	University	North Dakota	90,000	677,988	153,436	1,313,491		1,694,203
North Dakota State School of Science	Wahpeton	North Dakota	5,000	83,978	10,000	297,435	99,553	451,110
University of Akron	Akron	Ohio	23,000	174,309	336,000	450,000		69,521
Ohio University	Athens	Ohio	48,880	616,072	2,194,785			72,273	Value of buildings included in preceding columns
University of Cincinnati	Cincinnati	Ohio	118,000	1,054,753	778,348	2,755,682	272,320	5,680,252
Ohio State University	Columbus	Ohio	276,161	2,632,465	3,241,826	8,236,143	264,103	1,120,212
Miami University	Oxford	Ohio	85,000	422,500	276,000	2,483,000	1,043,000	106,500
University of the City of Toledo	Toledo	Ohio	18,000	50,000	300,000	450,000		11,000
Oklahoma College for Women	Chickasha	Oklahoma	12,500	17,485	48,007	844,996	350,000
Oklahoma Military Academy	Claremore	Oklahoma	1,800	11,761	2,537	189,820	90,000
Northeastern Oklahoma Junior College	Miami	Oklahoma	3,000	10,000	5,000	100,000
University of Oklahoma	Norman	Oklahoma	75,000	871,140	109,882	2,408,602	214,795	3,200,000
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College	Stillwater	Oklahoma	37,204	786,345	130,702	1,688,570	387,000	1,399,287
Oregon State Agricultural College	Corvallis	Oregon	70,534	979,953	578,945	2,515,933	365,178	203,504
University of Oregon	Eugene	Oregon	170,140	676,057	438,721	2,316,427	202,443	163,000
Pennsylvania State Forest School	Mont Alto	Pennsylvania	1,840	29,000	240,000	256,000	94,000
Pennsylvania State College	State College	Pennsylvania	95,906	1,987,971	186,186	2,780,098	676,834	517,000
University of Puerto Rico	Rio Piedras	Puerto Rico	16,300	257,000	55,900	356,350		12,000
University of Rhode Island	Kingston	Rhode Island	24,600	282,000	18,000	700,000		50,000
College of Charleston	Charleston	South Carolina	23,469	75,000	150,000	175,000	15,000	322,000
The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina	Charleston	South Carolina	10,000	140,808	947,700	1,211,500
Clemson Agricultural College	Clemson College	South Carolina	23,188	463,113	362,329	1,346,958	281,000	254,440
University of South Carolina	Columbia	South Carolina	86,200	552,020	1,024,254	1,168,950	387,000
Winthrop College	Rock Hill	South Carolina	28,871	623,476	486,523	1,787,000	600,000
South Dakota State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Brookings	South Dakota	34,500	564,470	95,480	895,500	231,000	752,785
South Dakota State School of Mines	Rapid City	South Dakota	10,400	276,956	495,052	329,725		83,669
University of South Dakota	Vermillion	South Dakota	60,000	305,000	55,000	950,000	230,000
University of Tennessee	Knoxville	Tennessee	78,556	901,875	1,627,485	2,475,459	261,900	400,000
North Texas Agricultural College	Arlington	Texas	4,112	85,686	52,299	262,031	38,712
University of Texas	Austin	Texas	286,707	2,707,286	2,048,955	4,024,134	195,875	16,167,272
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas	College Station	Texas	38,000	1,318,726	821,002	3,662,271	533,751	209,000
College of Industrial Arts	Denton	Texas	22,500						Value of all property, $2,500,000
Texas Technological College	Lubbock	Texas	2,432	253,790	250,000	1,005,660
John Tarleton Agricultural College	Stephenville	Texas	5,000	131,020	119,691	414,747	65,000	104,191
Agricultural College of Utah	Logan	Utah	36,000	220,843	56,100	1,193,700		292,280
University of Utah	Salt Lake City	Utah	87,800	600,000		1,650,000		75,345
University of Vermont and State Agricultural College	Burlington	Vermont	118,716	361,205	100,000	1,920,000	303,000	1,314,210	In addition to the productive funds reported, there are funds to the amount of $358,331.
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College and Polytechnic Institute	Blacksburg	Virginia	39,000	698,500	252,700	2,104,620	278,400	344,312
University of Virginia	Charlottesville	Virginia	150,000	463,247	600,000	2,274,059	96,500	3,672,677
Virginia Military Institute	Lexington	Virginia	30,000	34,534	161,183	1,124,294	353,636	98,000
Medical College of Virginia	Richmond	Virginia	6,000	177,413	70,235	832,000
College of William and Mary	Williamsburg	Virginia	48,000	152,000	100,000	1,118,000	550,000	55,390
State College of Washington	Pullman	Washington	117,000	571,787	259,077	1,673,603	221,410	2,325,976
University of Washington	Seattle	Washington	212,361	1,159,911	1,359,740	3,626,408	48,098	4,899,200
Potomac State School	Keyser	West Virginia	3,500	43,275	100,000	296,500	180,000
New River State School	Montgomery	West Virginia	14,000	125,000	100,000	250,000	65,000
West Virginia University	Morgantown	West Virginia	92,151	977,728	1,633,437	4,252,446	200,000	115,000
University of Wisconsin	Madison	Wisconsin	344,000	3,367,582	1,622,235	8,336,950	500,000	1,164,067
University of Wyoming	Laramie	Wyoming	61,330		521,800	218,000	2,166,000	200,000	1796071
College	City	State	Bound volumes in libraries	Value of libraries, scientific apparatus, machinery, and furniture	Value of grounds (including farm)	Value of buildings (including residence halls)	Value of residence halls (included in previous column)	Productive funds	Notes

Source: “Table 26.—Publicly controlled universities, colleges, and professional schools—Property, 1925-26,” 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), 863-864.

Receipts

1924-26 Public Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools – Receipts

College	City	State	From student fees – tuition and other educational services	From student fees – room rent	From student fees – board and other educational services	From productive funds	From state or city for increase of plant	From state or city for current expenses	From United States government	Private benefactions for increase of plant	Private benefactions for endowment	Private benefactions for current expenses	Receipts from all other sources	Total receipts	Total receipts, exclusive of additions to endowment	Notes
Alabama Polytechnic Institute	Auburn	Alabama	131,089	14,105	13,998	20,280		379,129	292,346	15,000		15,727	140,984	1,022,658	1,022,658
Alabama College	Montevallo	Alabama	82,172		141,835	32,156		67,482	3,482	19,240			61,764	408,131	408,131
University of Alabama	University	Alabama	216,634	28,161	41,784	105,864		173,854	4,093				20,817	591,207	591,207
Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines	Fairbanks	Alaska	1,118	807				204,432	50,000				860	257,217	257,217	State/city appropriation for current expenses includes funds for increase of plant.
University of Arizona	Tucson	Arizona	122,418	25,584	63,175	39,400	165,000	651,449	132,761			1,254	45,167	1,246,208	1,246,208
University of Arkansas	Fayetteville	Arkansas	97,096			6,633	325,000	636,000	253,887			900	23,506	1,343,022	1,343,022
University of California	Berkeley	California	1,615,729	14,780	22,735	432,055	354,787	5,445,771	243,841	2,743,408	338,711	236,770	1,256,757	12,705,344	12,366,633
University of Colorado	Boulder	Colorado	186,552			4,000	199,229	1,035,699				101,000	490,898	2,017,378	2,017,378
Colorado Agricultural College	Fort Collins	Colorado	35,976			21,175	144,096	539,195	170,564				127,319	1,038,325	1,038,325
Colorado School of Mines	Golden	Colorado	43,377				20,000	219,818					7,884	291,079	291,079
Connecticut Agricultural College	Storrs	Connecticut	71,643	30,223	108,951	13,907	104,979	348,507	138,062			1,122	238,028	1,055,422	1,055,422
University of Delaware	Newark	Delaware	52,556	22,960	94,729	25,786		180,537	121,292			3,800	35,785	537,445	537,445
Gallaudet College	Washington DC	District of Columbia	4,845						112,240					117,085	117,085
University of Florida	Gainesville	Florida	84,720		96,463	10,082	594,257	716,662	213,737		2,500		253,403	1,971,824	1,969,324
Florida State College for Women	Tallahassee	Florida	88,683		254,953		199,250	287,277	1,075				5,750	836,988	836,988
University of Georgia	Athens	Georgia	147,949	21,411	62,233	28,244	6,000	449,037	286,128			39,457	350,524	1,390,983	1,390,983
Georgia School of Technology	Atlanta	Georgia	244,365			6,720		247,500		130,000			14,415	643,000	643,000
Medical College of Georgia	Atlanta	Georgia	11,090			1,739		69,510					55,258	137,597	137,597
North Georgia Agricultural College	Dahlonega	Georgia	3,499		14,082	2,000		27,000						46,581	46,581
Georgia State College for Women	Milledgeville	Georgia	38,861				195,000	147,500						381,361	381,361
University of Hawaii	Honolulu	Hawaii	14,330	24,120			7,575	248,990	50,000	540	2,500	2,579	44,371	395,005	392,505
University of Idaho	Moscow	Idaho	39,389	29,437	72,656	108,655	254,500	681,870	142,868				65,148	1,394,523	1,394,523
Idaho Technical Institute	Pocatello	Idaho		10,000	25,000		60,000	199,098	902				16,900	311,900	311,900
University of Illinois	Urbana	Illinois	801,031	51,397	86,375	38,851	441,891	4,251,798	343,103			62,885	752,941	6,830,272	6,830,272
Indiana University	Bloomington	Indiana	539,776			54,467	175,000	1,370,174		292,690		12,783	372,973	2,817,863	2,817,863
Purdue University	Lafayette	Indiana	250,728	2,938		17,000	321,685	1,628,450	314,373				606,355	3,141,529	3,141,529
Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Ames	Iowa	364,821	85,708		41,000		2,373,887	291,520			200	389,788	3,546,924	3,546,924
State University of Iowa	Iowa City	Iowa	609,874	86,521	79,954	14,356	1,041,288	1,835,775	30,306	20,000		16,500	1,682,377	5,416,951	5,416,951
University of Kansas	Lawrence	Kansas	330,895	15,914	54,758	13,026	185,000	1,215,900	399				180,363	1,996,255	1,996,255
Kansas State Agricultural College	Manhattan	Kansas	227,079		53,037	29,627	258,600	1,199,533	239,682			500	294,647	2,302,705	2,302,705
University of Kentucky	Lexington	Kentucky	142,121		58,302	10,345		973,288	301,595			4,266	361,475	1,851,392	1,851,392
University of Louisville	Louisville	Kentucky	155,554			21,697		149,639					25,563	352,453	352,453	State/city appropriation for current expenses includes funds for increase of plant.
Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College	Baton Rouge	Louisiana	60,843			14,556	1,033,098	705,829	249,130	36,293			213,178	2,312,927	2,312,927
Southwestern Louisiana Institute	Lafayette	Louisiana	17,463		50,600			175,000					52,564	295,627	295,627
University of Maine	Orono	Maine	159,387		125,867	33,603	60,000	430,626	161,877				100,988	1,072,348	1,072,348
United States Naval Academy	Annapolis	Maryland							1,933,968					1,933,968	1,933,968
University of Maryland	College Park	Maryland	503,592	28,060	96,562	6,832	125,000	530,676	173,087			3,413	700,506	2,167,728	2,167,728
Massachusetts Agricultural College	Amherst	Massachusetts	18,586	15,048	137,099	10,029	14,581	873,422	114,568				144,859	1,328,192	1,328,192
Lowell Textile School	Lowell	Massachusetts	39,465					118,853					2,107	160,425	160,425
University of Michigan	Ann Arbor	Michigan	1,198,251			178,889	1,347,628	3,711,005	11,005		325,929	180,514	1,690,396	8,643,617	8,317,688
College of the City of Detroit	Detroit	Michigan	175,000					150,000						325,000	325,000
Detroit College of Medicine and Surgery	Detroit	Michigan	45,530					92,431						137,961	137,961
Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science	East Lansing	Michigan	245,924	27,823		70,664	299,492	1,335,000	259,914		3,122		420,506	2,662,445	2,659,323
Michigan College of Mines	Houghton	Michigan					27,803	162,432						190,235	190,235
University of Minnesota	Minneapolis	Minnesota	1,056,815	167,070	240,038	588,480	654,510	3,907,916	347,985		100,000		1,257,742	8,320,556	8,220,556
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College	Agricultural College	Mississippi	52,617		189,375	14,387		477,963	258,827				395,266	1,388,435	1,388,435
Mississippi State College for Women	Columbus	Mississippi	78,414		149,161	9,389	500,000	174,266	2,316	100,000			6,282	1,019,828	1,019,828
University of Mississippi	University	Mississippi	110,404	34,684	17,591	42,608		107,550					15,536	328,373	328,373
University of Missouri	Columbia	Missouri	504,443	3,929	69,101	91,479	10,724	1,539,615	342,941	99,409	8,733	4,590	965,351	3,640,315	3,631,582
Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Bozeman	Montana	31,942	5,043	10,325	42,741	111,591	268,180	154,522				70,924	695,268	695,268
Montana State School of Mines	Butte	Montana	4,979			32,359	12,156	41,300					112	90,906	90,906
State University of Montana	Missoula	Montana	76,643	26,985	68,218	33,965	21,139	310,959	250	24,681		26,227	11,285	600,352	600,352
University of Nebraska	Lincoln	Nebraska	448,190	11,874	102,739	52,389	450,000	1,819,523	203,621				695,215	3,783,551	3,783,551
University of Nevada	Reno	Nevada	54,065	13,010	35,162	17,065	40,185	223,188	127,872			23,050	114,988	648,585	648,585
University of New Hampshire	Durham	New Hampshire	152,165	52,205	56,665	39,208	170,441	399,851	129,099				197,886	1,197,520	1,197,520
Rutgers University	New Brunswick	New Jersey	307,858	117,669	188,139	101,063	250,221	783,470	207,014	580,214	261,426	21,343	396,802	3,215,219	2,635,005
State University of New Mexico	Albuquerque	New Mexico	19,871	5,134	20,834	50,115	13,100	97,500				279	11,527	218,360	218,360
New Mexico Military Institute	Roswell	New Mexico	13,600		53,200	20,968		34,365					570	122,703	122,703
New Mexico School of Mines	Socorro	New Mexico	9,457		11,036	22,027		30,000					5,719	78,239	78,239
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	State College	New Mexico	7,635		18,477	32,505		122,064	141,719				88,619	411,019	411,019
College of the City of New York	New York	New York	255,336			9,044	100,000	1,197,523		150,000	1,000	800		1,713,703	1,712,703
Hunter College of the City of New York	New York	New York	19,366					1,142,727						1,162,093	1,162,093
New York State College of Forestry	Syracuse	New York	27,973				42,000	229,630					8,504	308,107	308,107
United State Military Academy	West Point	New York							2,583,931					2,583,931	2,583,931
University of North Carolina	Chapel Hill	North Carolina	278,049	84,005	126,565	84,256	547,102	712,500					22,384	1,854,861	1,854,861	Receipts from student fees for room rent and board/other noneducational services are for 1924.
North Carolina College for Women	Greensboro	North Carolina	80,044		296,686		350,000	382,000	2,000				331,666	1,442,396	1,442,396
North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering	Raleigh	North Carolina	106,869	45,390	151,972	7,500	556,511	638,356	316,356				322,640	2,145,594	2,145,594
North Dakota Agricultural College	State College	North Dakota	27,194	4,532	20,878	94,011	33,100	403,600	178,613			11,025	106,290	879,243	879,243
University of North Dakota	University	North Dakota	52,434	10,506	66,607	74,134	47,221	504,752					17,584	773,238	773,238
North Dakota State School of Science	Wahpeton	North Dakota	4,502	1,335	12,597	25,800	8,000	36,172	7,257					95,663	95,663
University of Akron	Akron	Ohio	65,541		1,242	4,287		174,671					5,347	251,088	251,088
Ohio University	Athens	Ohio	142,411			8,224	286,500	468,666					167,269	1,073,070	1,073,070
University of Cincinnati	Cincinnati	Ohio	520,461	23,835		350,508	150,015	488,263		187,478	401,591	84,204	39,564	2,245,919	1,844,328
Ohio State University	Columbus	Ohio	524,650		99,315	64,237	1,423,825	2,960,832	278,775		39,860	14,759	942,139	6,348,392	6,308,532
Miami University	Oxford	Ohio	118,600	79,000	163,240	6,400	262,060	475,877	2,587	2,000	2,500	6,000	21,477	1,139,741	1,137,241
University of the City of Toledo	Toledo	Ohio	43,365			400		147,048					53,030	243,843	243,843
Oklahoma College for Women	Chickasha	Oklahoma	1,553				50,000	145,599						197,152	197,152
Oklahoma Military Academy	Claremore	Oklahoma	3,150		24,382		15,000	42,500						85,032	85,032
Northeastern Oklahoma Junior College	Miami	Oklahoma	1,995					34,000						35,995	35,995
University of Oklahoma	Norman	Oklahoma	81,685			145,002	206,000	907,538					301,000	1,641,225	1,641,225
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College	Stillwater	Oklahoma	13,167	13,185	36,803	132,000	453,750	728,000	261,423		1,000		241,460	1,880,788	1,879,788
Oregon State Agricultural College	Corvallis	Oregon	159,212		136,957	11,820		1,406,093	159,330			7,210	113,316	1,993,938	1,993,938
University of Oregon	Eugene	Oregon	288,172		123,518	8,400		980,204		10,000			46,485	1,456,779	1,456,779	State/city appropriation for current expenses includes funds for increase of plant.
Pennsylvania State Forest School	Mont Alto	Pennsylvania	1,800	3,000	12,000		125,000	54,820						196,620	196,620
Pennsylvania State College	State College	Pennsylvania	714,455	59,163	66,084	26,020		1,167,026	470,537			19,174	464,358	2,986,817	2,986,817
University of Puerto Rico	Rio Piedras	Puerto Rico	36,173			1,003	100,000	580,392	50,297				17,859	785,724	785,724	State/city appropriation for current expenses include some funds for permanent improvements.
University of Rhode Island	Kingston	Rhode Island	18,763	7,782	91,630	2,500	8,500	142,945	119,269				60,495	451,884	451,884
College of Charleston	Charleston	South Carolina	2,310			10,430		56,610			15,000			84,350	69,350
The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina	Charleston	South Carolina	24,093		96,373		9,923	151,767		6,843			10,442	299,441	299,441
Clemson Agricultural College	Clemson College	South Carolina	19,923	17,083	169,559	9,266		549,399	231,014				223,390	1,219,634	1,219,634
University of South Carolina	Columbia	South Carolina	36,121	10,174			72,500	410,108						528,903	528,903
Winthrop College	Rock Hill	South Carolina	45,302		278,403		16,188	433,783	9,368				39,338	822,382	822,382
South Dakota State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts	Brookings	South Dakota	50,379	15,451		64,293	283,500	495,520	172,494			98,926	91,414	1,271,977	1,271,977
South Dakota State School of Mines	Rapid City	South Dakota	9,817				11,600	45,800					97,279	164,496	164,496
University of South Dakota	Vermillion	South Dakota	67,253	7,083	37,099	17,885		412,950						542,270	542,270
University of Tennessee	Knoxville	Tennessee	156,304	19,091	43,266	20,000	668,690	841,586	332,141		1,775	7,309	263,092	2,353,254	2,351,479
North Texas Agricultural College	Arlington	Texas	18,529	5,779	31,488		25,470	147,578	2,111				27,449	258,404	258,404
University of Texas	Austin	Texas	311,079			522,425		1,674,719		76,621				2,584,844	2,584,844
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas	College Station	Texas	120,011		463,406	10,450	78,650	1,357,890	437,057				718,461	3,185,925	3,185,925
College of Industrial Arts	Denton	Texas	84,102	70,467	249,838		155,000	371,800	3,500				46,261	980,968	980,968
Texas Technological College	Lubbock	Texas	34,869					274,390					14,278	323,537	323,537
John Tarleton Agricultural College	Stephenville	Texas	15,908	8,418	63,470	27,194	99,250	198,970	1,144		2,720			417,074	414,354
Agricultural College of Utah	Logan	Utah	57,486			21,748		282,503	137,640			1,700	91,658	592,735	592,735
University of Utah	Salt Lake City	Utah	209,909			45,507	30,000	438,432	1,755				26,932	752,535	752,535
University of Vermont and State Agricultural College	Burlington	Vermont	217,797	20,419	37,422	50,816		132,847	148,577		94,487	2,850	112,050	817,265	722,778
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College and Polytechnic Institute	Blacksburg	Virginia	61,796	32,596	172,117	20,659	100,475	482,775	269,740				469,091	1,609,249	1,609,249
University of Virginia	Charlottesville	Virginia	338,914	14,937	54,681	163,940	40,000	315,635			92,844	10,000	224,990	1,255,941	1,163,097
Virginia Military Institute	Lexington	Virginia	73,770	18,000	150,000	6,129		103,720		100,000	30,000		269,844	751,463	721,463
Medical College of Virginia	Richmond	Virginia	122,974					97,167					233,513	453,654	453,654
College of William and Mary	Williamsburg	Virginia	92,338	51,197	145,557	4,065	90,230	188,000					193,471	764,858	764,858
State College of Washington	Pullman	Washington	131,199	50,009		108,852	207,834	838,866	199,146				224,238	1,760,144	1,760,144	State/city appropriation for current expenses include some funds for permanent improvements.
University of Washington	Seattle	Washington	519,917	13,978	119,886	108,436	99,850	1,286,942		14,862		5,775	67,307	2,236,953	2,236,953
Potomac State School	Keyser	West Virginia	9,000		17,000			80,000	1,000					107,000	107,000
New River State School	Montgomery	West Virginia	8,100	5,200	16,000		61,000	90,000					1,200	181,500	181,500
West Virginia University	Morgantown	West Virginia	171,655	61,096		4,950	100,000	1,062,000	230,015				261,318	1,891,034	1,891,034
University of Wisconsin	Madison	Wisconsin	967,731		258,607	21,850	337,824	3,433,021	255,979	73,702		90,874	1,511,951	6,951,539	6,951,539
University of Wyoming	Laramie	Wyoming	59,559	19,666	43,025	93,348	268,248	395,702	124,400		1,160		115,364	1,120,472	1,120,472
College	City	State	From student fees – tuition and other educational services	From student fees – room rent	From student fees – board and other educational services	From productive funds	From state or city for increase of plant	From state or city for current expenses	From United States government	Private benefactions for increase of plant	Private benefactions for endowment	Private benefactions for current expenses	Receipts from all other sources	Total receipts	Total receipts, exclusive of additions to endowment	Notes

Source: “Table 27.—Publicly controlled universities, colleges, and professional schools—Receipts from all sources, 1925-26,” 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), 865-868.