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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...regulations the examinations will not extend over three hours, and all students must be in the examination room not later than five minutes after the hour. The revised list of examinations, all of which will be held in Sever 35 at 2 P. M., follows...
...figures are compiled solely from the students taking work during the collegiate year of nine months. Summer school registrations are, therefore, included in a separate list. The article shows the wonderful advances in enrolment in western and middle-western universities, in which the University of Minnesota leads with 89 percent in the last five years...
When the different branches of the universities are considered, Harvard holds second place on the list of the five largest law schools, 879 having been enrolled last year. On this list, New York leads with 1007; Columbia is third with 481; Michigan, fourth with 423; and Texas is fifth with an enrolment of 317. A similar list of Medical Schools gives Harvard, even with its necessarily limited enrolment, fifth place. A southern university figures largely on the Medical School list, which is composed of: New York, 657; Tulans of Louisiana, 463; Pennsylvania, 456; Michigan, 423; and Harvard, 417. The geographical...
...regulations the examinations will not extend over three hours, and all students must be in the examination room not later than five minutes after the hour. The revised list of examinations, all of which will be held in Sever 35 at 2 P. M., follows...
...students in the College have all summer in which to formulate plans for the coming year. They file a list of courses in May, proceeding the opening of College. The wise ones send in by mail their list of changes of these courses, as well as changes of concentration and distribution in the summer time, when the office is running on a normal schedule. No one can expect perfect service and accurate answers to the questions of hundreds of men, who pile in on the three or four days around September...