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HE 002 409The Baccalaureate Origins of Doctorates in the Arts,Humanities, and Social Sciences Awarded in the UnitedStates. From 1936 to 1950 Inclusive.National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C.56138p.Printing and Publishing Office, National Academy ofSciences, 2101 Constitution Avenue, Washington, D.C.20418 .00)
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The goal of this survey is to identify all doctotatedegtees granted in the US from 1936 through 1950 and to determinewhere the degree recipients earned their first (usuallybaccalaureate) degrees. The data concern the fields of: anthropologyand archeology, business and commerce, economics, education, fineatts and architecture, geography, history and civilization, homeeconomics, jurisprudence, language, literature and philology (Englishand foreign), library science, linguistics, philosophy, politicalscience, psychology, sociology and speech. Part I presents data onthe production of doctorates in the various fields by institution.Part II contains data on BA origins of doctorates tabulated in PartI. Part III presents tables showing distribution of time lapsesbetween baccalaureate and doctorate award, the number of personscompleting their doctorates at the same institution they earned theirBA, and comparing 4 categories of institutions as baccalaureateorigins of doctorates: US doctorate-granting schools, US schools atwhich the masters degree is the highest degree awarded, US schoolswhich award only baccalaureate degrees, and all foreign schools.(JS)
Baccalaureate Origins of Doctorates in the
Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
Awarded in the United Steal
1936-1950
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INATING IT. POINTS OF VIEW OR OPIN-
IONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILYREPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDU-
CATION POSITION OR POLICY.
THE BACCALAUREATE ORIGINS OF DOCTORATES
!N THE ARTS, HUMANITIES, AND SOCIAL SCIOCES
AWARDED IN THE UNITED STATES
From 1936 to 1950 inclusive
COMPILED BY THE
Office of Scientifk Personnel
M. H. TRYTTEN, Director
Publication 460
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCESNATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCILWASHINGTON, D. C.
1956
price $2.00
Library of Congress Cato lagCord No. 56-600S9
TABLE OF CONTE=
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Abbreviations
Introduction1
Part I. Production of Doctorates
Explanatory Text6
Table 1. Vudber of Doctorates in the Arts, Humanities and
Social Sciences Granted by Institutions in the
United States (1936-1950).7
Table 2* Number of Doctorates Granted by Institutions in the
United States (1936-1950) by Field and Year of Award. 12
Table 3. Ranking, by Field, o2 Doctorate Institutions in the
United States in the Production of Doctorates
(1936-1950).13
Table 4. Doctorates Granted in the United States (1936-1950)
by Field and State and Region.18
Figure 1. Yearly Trends in the Produotion of Doctorates in the
United States (1936-1950) in the Fields of History
and Civilizatioc, Language, Literature, and Philology,
and Education.
Figtre 2* Yearly Trends in the Production of Dectorates in the
United States (1936-1950) in the Fields of Fine Arts
and Architecture, Sociology, Political Science, History
and Civilization, and Psychology.
Figure 3 Yearly Trends in the Production of Doctorates in the
United Statee (1936-1950) in the Fields of Anthropology
and Archaeology, Fine Arts and Architecture, Philosophy
and EconoMics
Figure 4. Yearly Trends in the Production of Doctorates in the
United States (1936-1950) in the Fields of GeographY.
Business and Comerce, and Anthropology and Archae-
ology.
Figixe 5. Yearly Trends in the Production of Doctorates in the
United States (1936-1950) in the Fields of Home Economics,
Jurisprudence, Library Science, Linguistics, and Speech.
Figure 6. Comparisons of Doctorate Produc ion Among the Eighteen
Fields for the Period 1936-1950
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Table 5. Preliminary Data on the Production of Doctorates for19510 1952, and 1953 by Field 27
Part II. Baccalaureate Origins
Explanatory Text 28
Table 6, Baccalaureate Sources Within the United States andTerritories and Possessions of Doctorates Awarded inthe Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences (1936-1950).
Table 7. States and Regions of the United States as BaccalaureateSources of Doctorates in the Arts, Humanities and SocialSciences (1936-1950).
Figure 7. Regions of the United States Compared with Respect toBaccalaureate Origins and Doctorate Production for thePeriod 1936-1950.
Table 8. Foreign Baccalaureate Origins of United State Doc-torates in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences(1936-1950).
Table 9. Ranking of U. S. Institutions as Baccalaureate Sourcesof Doctorates in the Arts, Humanities and SocialSciences (1936-1950).
Part III. Additional Analyses
aplanatory Taxt
Table 10. Time Lapse, in Years, Between the Baccalaureate and theDoctorate Degrees, for Persons.Earning the Doctorate inEach of Three 5-Year Periods and the Entire 15-YearPeriod.
Figure S.
Table 11,
Table 12.
lapse in Years Between Baccalaureate and DoctorateDegrees for the Periods 1936-1940 Inclusive, 1941-1945Inclusive, 1946-1950 Inclusive, and 1936-1950 Inclusive.
NuMber of Persons Coiy.pleting the Doctorate at the 3ameInstitution as the Baccalaureate.
Four Categories of Institutiens Compared as Bacca-laureate Sources of Doctorates
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Appendix: Sources of Information 130
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ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS USE) IN THIS BOOK
Adv. - Advanced For. - Foreign
Agr. - Agriculture or Agricultural Ga - Georgia
Ala. - Alabama Gen. - General
Amor. - American Hop. Hopkins
App. - Appliedg7g. - Hygiene
Ariz. - Arizona Ida. - Idaho
Ark. - Arkansas Ill, - Illinois
Assoc. - Associated Inc. Incorporated
Ast - Astronomical Ind. - Indiana, Industrial
Galli*, - California Inst. Institute
Cinn. - Cincinnati Int. - International
Coli College Kan. - Kansas
Colo. Colorado AY. Kentucky
COM -- Commerce La. - Louisiana
Conn. - Connecticut L. A. Los Angeles
D. C. - District of Columbia Lang. - Language
Del. - Delaware Lit. - Literature
Dom. - Dominican Mass. Massachusetts
Dram. - Dramatic Nd. Maryland
E. - East Mb. IM Maine
Econ. Economic* 'Mech. - Mechanic or Mechitnical
Ed. - Education Mich. - Michigan
Engr. - Engineering Mil. - Military
Fin. - Finance Minn. - Minnesota
Fla* - Florida Miss. - Mississippi
Mo. - Missouri S. C. - South Carolina
Mont. - Montana Sch. - School
Mt. - Mbunt Sci. - Science
Mos. - Music S. D. South Dakota
Nat. - National Sem. - Seminary
N. C. - North Carolina Soc. - Social
N. D. - North Dakota St. Saint
Nebr. - Nebraska Stud. Studies
Nev. - Nevada Sup. - Superior
N. H. - New Hampshire Tchrs. Teachers
N. J. - New Jersey Tech. - Technical, Technology,orTechnological
N. M. New Nbxico Tenn. - Tennessee
N. Y, - New York Tex. - Texas
0. - Ohio Theol. - Theological, Theology
Okla. - Oklahoma U. University
Oreg. - Oregon Va. - Virginia
Pa. - Pennsylvania V. I. - Virgin Islands
Philol. Philology Vt. Vermont
Phys., Physical Wash. - Washington
Pol. - Political Wis. - Wisconsin
Poly. Polytechnic WM. - William
P. R. - Puerto Rico W. Va, West Virginia
R. I. - Rhode Island Wyo, - Wyoming
S - State / of the, at, and
Intr -uction
This is the third monograph on baccalaureate origins of doctoratespliblished by the National Aeadeny of Sciences-National Research Council.In June of 1948 the Academy-Rasearch Council pnblished the first resultsof its survey of doctorates awarded in twenty-eight natural science fieldsduring the years 1936-1945 inclusive. Tabulations in the first monographpresented the number of doctorates produced during this period by eachdoctoral institution in each field, rankings of doctoral institutions inthe production of doctorates, the number of doctorates for which each under-graduate inotitution was the baccalaureate origin, rankings of baccalaureateinstitutions in this respect, and sone related information such as the dis-tribution of time lapses between the aware of the baccalaureate and theaward of the doctorate.
The second monograph was concerned with the same natural sciencefields as the first. It contained the original data for the period 1936-;945, corresponding data for the period 1946-1950, and eons preliminary(unverified) data for the years 1951, 1952 and 1953. In addition to theoriginal presentations, there were tabuladons of yearly production, tabu-lations of production by state ard region for both periods, and somegraphs showing yearly trends in production, comparisons in productionamong fields, and compaeisons of regions in the United States with respectto baccalaureate origins and doctorate production.
The goal of the doctorate survey is the identification of all personsgranted doctorate degrees in the United States, from 1936 on, and the deter-mination of where and when they got their first (usually baccalaureate)degrees. Only earned degrees of such types as the Ph.D., Sc.D. and D.P.H.,requiring a diseertation based upon original scholarship or research, areincluded. Professional degrees such as NO. or D.D.S. are not included.Honorary degrees, in all MOOS where they are known to be such, are excluded.The present monograph is concerned with the following fields and whereverthe word "doctorate" appears in this book by itself, the reference will beto an earned doctorate in one of these fields:
Anthropology and ArchaeologyBuniness and CommerceEconomicsEducationFine Arts and ArchitectureGeographyHistory and CivilizationHome EconomicsJhrisprudenceLanguage, Literature, andPhilology (English)
Language, Literature, andPhilology (Foreign and General)
Library ScienceLinguisticePhilosophyPolitical SciencePsychologySociologySpeech
A special word needs to be osid about three of these fields. The.eviove monographs on the natural sciences contained numbers for the.elds of anthropology, geography, and psychology. These were supposedhave been doctorates in the physical and natural science aspects of
Le particular fields. Doctorates in the social science sepects of theseAldo were to have been included i4 the present monograph. However, acteck of the data used for the previous monographs disclosed that amber of sooial science doctoratee got into these pnblications. Furtherneideration of the problem forced the conclusion that no eharp line coulddrawn between persons in the social science aspects of these fields andose in the natural science aspects of them. Many cross the line, if in-ed there is any such line, both in their training and in their subsequentrk. It was therefore decided to pbblish nudbers in these fields whiche for each field as a whole and not separated into physical and socialiences. The numbers presented in this volume for the three fields in,estion are for all doctorates awarded during the period 1936-1950, in-uding those already listed in the two-previoue volumes.
For each person included in this study, the following data, to thetent that they were available, were collected.
1) Name2) All degrees (type, year, and institution conferring)3) Field of doctorate study specialization4) Employer5) Function (type of work done)6) Residential address
A on the last three items were incomplete and, in those eases where -
nr were obtained, could not be relied upon because of the great likeli-)d of change. Data on items 2 and 3 are presented in this monograph.Lender years rather than school years are used.
InBThe data upon which this study is based now exist in the following
1) Rosters of doctorate holders listed alphabetically by lastnames. These are in the Office of. Scientific Personnel of theAcademy-Research Council.
2) File cards, one for each doctorate holder, containing all theinformation currently on hand for each one. These are filedalphabetically hy last name and by calendar year of doctorateaward. They are in the Office of Scientific Personnel of'theAcademy-Research Ceuncil.
A set of international Business Machine cards on which the dataare punched. These are filed in the office of the I.B.M. in-stallation of the Academy-Research Council.
2
Glaa_ _ication of_Institutions
The baccalaureate tables (Table 6 and Table 9) in the secondpart of this book contain a column labeled "Institutional Classifi-cation." Entries under this column are taken directly from the U.S.Office of Education publication, "Education Directory, 1955-56, Part3, Higher Education" by Theresa Birch Wilkins except that Arabic in-stead of Ronan numerals are herein used. The publication gives twotypes of categorizations which are reproduced here:
"THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED TO DESIGNATEINSTITUTIONS BY HIGHEST LEVEL OF TRAINING:
Two but less than four years of work beyond the twelfthgrade - includes junior colleges, technical institutes,and normal schools offering at least a two year programof college level studies;
20 Only the bachelor's and/or first professional degree -includes those institutions offering courses of studiesleading to the customary bachelor of arts or bachelorof science degree, and all of these degrees which entitlethe possessor to enter the profession indicated; e.g.,doctor of medicine, bachelor of pharmacy, or bachelor ofscience in engineering;
Mester's and or second professional degree - includesthose institutions offering the customary first graduatedegree, and any degree earned in the same field after thefirst professional degree, or after a bachelor's degreein that field; e.g., the degree of electrical engineer,earned after the baehelorof engineering, or the degreeof doctor of science of law earned after the bachelor oflaws degree;
4. Doctor of Philosophy and equivalent degrees; and
5. Other.
"THE DESIGNATIONS OF INSTITUTIONS BY TYPE OF PROGRAM ARE AS FOLLOWS:
a, Terminal-occupational (below bachelor's degree) - torepresent a program not extending beyond the fourteenth orfifteenth grade, designed to prepare directly for an occu-pation, but not extended to prepare for advanced stuay;
Liberal arts and general - including those institutions offer-ing a four year program leading to the bachelor's degree;
Liberal arts and general, and terminal-occupational - forinstitutions offering programs described by "a" and "b" above.
d. Primarily teacher preparatorY;
Liberal arts and general, and teacher preparatory;
f. Liberal arts and general, teacher preparatory, and terminaloccupational;
Professional or technical - including those institutions offer-ing a program of occupational preparation (excluding teacherpreparatory);
Professional or technical, and teacher preparatory;
Professional or techmical and terminal occupational;
Liberal arts and general with 1 or 2 professional schools;and
k. Liberal arts and general with 3 or more professional schools -including institutions organized as universities."
In previous monographs of this series, some indication ofaccreditation status was given. It has been decided to omit this fromthe present volume and the reader is referred, instead, to the U.S.Office of Education bookletv "Accredited Higher Institutions" (1952edition) by Theresa Birch Wilkins. A 1956 edition of this booklet is-at the present writing, in the hands of the public printer.
Any institution not having a classification designation nextto its name is one which is not listed in the aforementioned educationdirectory. Defunct institutions are not individually identified butare grouped together according to the state in which they were located andare so listed.
Niathodp3.ogy and Sources of Data
Collection of data on which the present book is based began in1951. Names of doctorate awardees back to 1936 were taken chiefly fromthe publication "Doctoral Dissertations Accepted by American Universities"compiled by the Association of Research Libraries and published by theH. W. Wilson Company of New York. These names were then submitted tothe respective graduate deans for checking of doctoral data and to under-graduate deans and college presidents for checking of baccalaureateorigins data.
The compilation of data, as it is now done, begins with thepreparation of lists of newly granted doctorates from the commencement
4.
announcements of doctorate granting institutions. These announcementsare regularly sent to the Academy-Research Council by all doctorategranting institutions, From each commencement announcement there isabstracted a list of doctoral awardees together withal]. items ofinformation which are pertinent to this study. Each list is sent tothe doctorate granting institution for verification, correction, andsupplementation. The institution is requested to add any names oriters of information which had been omitted and which are needed forthis study.
When these lists are returned by the graduate institutions,analogous lista are made for each undergraduate college in the UnitedStates and Canada at which the doctorate awardees were supposed tohave gotten their baccalaureate degrees. These college lists, withassociated information, are sent to the proper officials of thebaccalaureate colleges to be verified, corrected and supplemented.When a new name appears, regardless of its source, it is checked bythe full routine here described. Thus all names are checked at thedoctorate level and all individuals who got their baccalaureates inthe United States or Canada are checked at the baccalaureate'level.No attempt is made to check with foreign undergraduate institutionsother than those in Canada.
When all of the information has been checked, a 5" x 8" datacard is filled out for each doctorate awardee, the information iscoded, and an I.B.M. card is punched. Analyses, tabulations, andlists are then rade with eolipment.
AclargiztlovFunds for the preparation and publication of this book and for
the collection and processing of data upon which it is based wereprovided by the United States Office of Naval Research, The Alma for theAdvancement of Education of the Ford Foundation, and the CarnegieCorporation of New York.
Part I. Production of Doctorates
This part of the monograph contains data on the production of doctoratesin the several fields by doctorate granting institutions in the United States.
There is a table ahowing production and another table showing rankings in pro-
duction. Ranks may he computed in several ways and, in the present book, a
rank number assigned to an institution indicates only how many institutions have
a greater production, in a given field, than that institution. It does not in-dicate how many ranks precede that institution as was true in the two previous
books of this series. Thus a ranking of "17" in Economics for "Institution A"
would indicate that 16 institutions granted more doctorates in Economics, for
the period etated, than "Institution A". A purely hypothetical demonstration ofhow this works is given here to make it clear:
No. of doctoratesproduced
Rink as reportedin this book
Rank as reported intwo previous booksof this_sellm..
Institution A 27 1 ist rank
Institution B 22 2 2nd rank
Institution C 21 3 3rd rank
Institution D 29 4 4th rank
Institution E 19 4 4th rank
Institution F 29 4 4th rank
Institution G 17 7 5th rank
Institution H 26 a 6th rank
Institution I 16 a 6th rank
Institution 3 26 8 6th rank
Institution K 15 11 7th rank
Institution L 14 12 8th rank
Trend data are given in tabular and graphic form and a bar graph showscomparisons among the several fields in total production for the entire period,2936-1930 inclusive.. Preliminary on the production of doctorates in the years1954 1952, 1953 are given in Table 5. The data in this table stilljiave. tobe verified but it is unlikely that any large errors are involved.
6
TABLE 1.
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5,
43
11
64
60
17
16
36
291
NORTH' DAKOTA. UNIVERSITY' OF
'
12
1I I
20
'NORTHWESTERN' UNIVERSITY
91
18
32.
113
12
12!
32
58
1
34
418
52
10
77
481
INOTRE DAME* UNIVERSITY OF
11
I
12
81
123.
OHIO' STATE' UNIVERSITY
13
686
283
310
46
2.
49
46
12
21.
121:
42'
12
751
OKLAHOMA, AGR. 6 MECH.; COLLEGE
1.0
I
10KLAHOMA, UNIVERSITY OF
46
11
3I
,
1 I
6
!OREGON STATE C1LLEGE
e1
1
OREGON.. UNIVERSITY' Of
41
3
,
25
:
OTTERBEIN COLLEGE
1,
I.
1
PA. S. TCHRSo COL., SHIPPENSBURG
1:
1
PENNSYLVANIA, STATE UNIVERSITY. THE
.
61
90
11,15
64
42
11
167'
'PENNSYLVANIA: UNIVERSITY' OF
28
45
871
18:
71
1
61!
72
24
32
28,
26
502
PITTSBURGH, UNIVERSITY' OF
232
298
I.!
1.
25
;30
42
64.
41
23
505
PRINCETON! UNIVERSITY
121
13.
!27
I
77
1
%,'
'
18
50
28
I
342
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1-3 0 ,-3 r
PURDUE UNIVERSITY
30
23
48
588,
RADCLIFFE COLLEGE
74
24
39
20
21
23
914
87
149
ROCHESTER, UNIVERSITY OF
156
12
21
81
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY
,
38
12
,
1
,2
43.
SCH. ADV. INT, STUNAJOHNS HOP. U.
22
'SCRANTON, UNIVERSITY Of
!1
1
ITH COLLEGE
I1
i 1
I
2,
isou
r4CAROLINA, UNIVERSITY OF
1
1
i
1
'OUTHERN BAPTIST THEOL
ENINARY
31
61
17
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. U. OF
728
180
738
15
1 4
28
644
SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST THEOL. SEM.
,
7,
,
3
,
10
IR BONAVENTURE UNIVERS" Y
1
81
'ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY
'
I1
111
22
11
15
8
1
44
91
To MARYS SEM. Er UNIVERSITY
,
11
11
1
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS, DOM. COt
OF
3 ,
ST.JOHNS UNIVERSITY! N. Y.
1
22
:1
!I
,STANFORD UNIVERSITY
10
21
332
357
36
41
!1
32
56,
75
6591
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
437
21
7!
21
I25
26
S2'
111
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
96
199
TENNESSEE, UNIVERSITY! OF
11
11
1
TEXAS, AGR. & MECH, COLLEGE OF
,
,
1
TEXAS. UNIVERSITY Of
49' 130
74
46
1
21'
14
13
83, 1
.TUfTS UNIVERSITY'
,
1!
11
,
11
TULARE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
11
11
58
UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, N.
V.
66
SCHOOL GRANTING DOCTORA1E
119
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V§
ma
0 0 g a,
iii 2t..
3 Q.
0
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a t Q =,
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v r
1
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r
1
0
5' 5: ....
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2 - 0: 0 0,
4 oa 0 p
2 0 p
,
q o > t!'
UTAH* UNIVERSITY OF
12
l2 ,
91
1VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY
736
44
63
5101
VIRGINIA* UNIVERSITY Of
39 1
14
23
33
16
11
8II
,
10
167
WASHINGTON! UNIVERSITY* MO.
I12
19
37
12
15
10
4,
74
WASHINGTON* STATE COLLEGE OF
&3
615
.!
WASHINGTON. UNIVERSITY OF
!
55
18
11
ID,
46
15
210
215
183
1
WAYNE UNIVERS/TY
, 6
,
EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
31
1 1
4 ,
ESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY
29
16J
18
132 '
12
135
144
ISCONSIN* UNIVERSI1N OF
Iitl
125
517'
94
94
114
89
39'
22
67
77
7 1
WYOMING* UNIVERSITY OF
10
I
1
1I ,ALE UNIVERSITY
46
30
150
29
90
35
191
114
12
143
87
34 ,
70
YESHIVA UNIVERSITY
22
I
TOTAI
379 '3
1824,70 4
359 247' 22.89 fl,55
97
2283
2203
I54
25
710
1156
2081
911
376
225cY3
1
11
,
1
1
,
1
1
,
I
'
r,
1,1
,
T
TABLE 24
NUMBER OF DOCTORATES. GRANTED BY INSTITUTIONS TN TEE UNITED STATES (1936-1950) BY FIZLD AND YEAR. OF AWARD.
YEAR OF DOCTORATE AWARD
1,5
I ' n
m
g2 g § la
EL 2
1
E;
1
g 5'
e."'
'11
0,0
o n.
(IQ i ,
F 6
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;I"3
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§ CI 0 ID
1
ca. . 2
I
CL.
II7
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9,q5
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;E
":
Ft.,
:
g.
.2gr
.-. g
1.04
ig:
r ixr. o m
'V .... i =
'0 '''. .- o to
31 ,
0.
-] 0 a.
1936
133
199
1
334
1310
130
151.
218
72
355
5411
334
717
46
1937
'13
110
835
412
1014
42
10 ,
161
173
22
427
113
5417
1317
1938
,15
I
1312
436
1 1
915
91
54
159
178
12
4365
122
4818
1340
1939
2524
106
362
1911
164
315
916
11
41
5568
118
5715
1352
1940
3317
117
463
1422
164
16
'17
518
111
351
8913
153
2215
45
1941
3421
152
470
3315
11
53I
191
184
I6
.53
7531
774
31ii1
1647
1942
2924
134
483
36I
1316
87
717
715
9F
l2
461
7712
963
24 /
1581
1943
1818
7938
92
110
172
31 2
120
116 -,--
,1
230
5090
4415
111
36
1944
1317
6030
617
1358
62
6873
51
3636
6733
9
1945
912
5528
4I
194
697
173
714
126
2860
3014
767
1946
3014
8133
821
911
741
111
374
527
4283
4520
1024
1947
2519
137
446
2320
169
161
164
123
340
6611
976
35'
1472
1948
17'
2514
166
645
114
54
1216
513
5I
71
1151
111
164
7057
:16
55
1949
2339
185
837
421
39.
3 12
179
167
42
6314
928
198
3523
62
1950
4555
250
'101
166
431
271
1
12 1
323
721
91
392
I 176
354
132
5730
37I
TOTALS
379
330
1624
7084
399
247
2289
55 9
7 12
283
2203
5425
710
1115
61
2081
1911
376
2503
1
I
.
1 IIIII
TABLE 3.
RANKING. BY FIELD, OF DOCTORATE INSTITUTIONS IN TEE UNITED
STATES IN TIM PRODUCTION OF DOCTORATES
(1936-1950).
SCH
OO
LGRANTING DOCTORATE
...
2,e.
. A
a
m a0.
tl 5' al
t31 8
4. P
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01
1 r;
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1
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r
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v r
.... :
.
.4, 0
,0
-
r La 6
r: ...1
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in P.,
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1-3 > r
AMERICAN: UNIVERSITY, THE
27
75
39
41
24
58
47
56
ARIZONA, UNIVERSITY OF
63
II
95
BOSTON COLLEGE
: 1
66
1
44
35
42
46
41
1
:
1
61
1
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
36
36
24
42
26
45
441
BRADLEY UNIVERSITY
71
1
1105,
BROWN UNIVERSITY
33
48
32
26
21
47 '
28
BRYN MAWR COLLEGE
14
56
1
71
21
37
40
:
21
'
29
16
48
19
BUFFALO, UNIVERSITY OF
: 5:6
51
1
163
I
47
74
CALIFORNIA, U. OF -BERKELEY-
H9
91
4;
'
12
10
57
'
81
341B
CALIFORNIA, U. OF -LOS ANGELES-
51
29
29
IA
14
381
37
.
17
20
21
1
,
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA
121
24
11
422
71 '
1
226
17
411
Ni
91
CHIC,30 MUSICAL COLLEGE
2:0
;
1
lCHICAGO, UNIVERSITY OF
1 II4
35
7,
1
12
24
26
31131
62
5i
'
CINCINNATI, UNIVERSITY OF
15
56
34
36
27
26
41
,
'
46;
4
CLAREMONT GRADUATE SCHOOL
75
24
63
r
I
1
I
58:
789
'CL
AR
KUNIVERSITY
11
36
1
1I
32
34
39
4
COLORADO' STATE COL,' OF EDUCATION
71
1
COLORADO,' UNIVER SITY OF
1
24
, 1
1
4643
51
1
UN
IVE
RS
ITY
11
21
'
2
- I
1
InIn
12
31
3.
1
11
320
414
15
813
13
1
18
1
911
DENVER,' UNIVERSITY OF
44
17'
I
'
1In
DREW UNIVERSITY
:1
55
34
93!
DROFSIE COLLEGE
1 ,71
11
42
1
DUKE UNIVERSITY
I
11
471
i
III
18
21
28
17 1111
-
EASTERN BAPTIST THEOL. SEMINARY
11
1
661
, 1
,
51
99
SCHOOL GRANTING DOCTORATE
0 0
,...,.
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,cca
r,.
.
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1
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5'.
0
r,,:.
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1
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FLORIDAA UNIVERSITY OF
I
56
53
55
76.
FORDHAM UNIVERSITY
31
31
24
In
29'
22
721
]A
19
24
GENERAL. THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
,
61
105
GEORGE PEABODY COLLEGE' FOR TEACHERS
'
51
624
22
56
40
1
47
44
37
2
GEORGE' WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
36
3.0
52
744 1
43,
54
51
'GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
1
1 .
.
56
34
:1
. 34
1581
BORGIA, UNIVERSITY Of
60
1
63..
,
8
.HARTFORD SEMINARY FOUNDATION
9.
71
45
46
47
47
71
HARVARD, UNIVERSITN'
2,
51
127
19
2H
8.
22
:
31
10
5,
16
,
HEBREW' UNION COLLEGE
.9
61
i
58
47'
47
a
I.LINOIS INSTITUTE' OF TECHNOL GN'
I58
I
105
ILLINOIS, UNIVERSITY OF
B8
34
1
81
31'
I
10,
25
39
118
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
13.
36
16
18
22
34
38
, ,
3,0
20
30
26.
IOWA S. COL. OF AGRI. 6 MECH. ARTS
I
191
14
48
1,
3!' 1
IOWA. STATE UNIVERSITY OF
19
4'
11
14
314
101
516.
2,
21.
51
16
1
36.
JOHNS HOPKINS. UNIVERSITY
630
4024
14
26
:
18
1
926
15
27
22
KANSAS. UNIVERSITY OF
1
.
.
,
51
42
56
50,
'
53
36
39
5A
,
"
KENTUCKY. UNIVERSITY
:OF
136
39
48
45
36
28
49
ILA. S. U. 6 AGR. 6. MECH.
at.
14
34
46
22
44
32
49'
14
639
LOYOLA. UNIVERSITY, ILLINOIS
1
56
66
46
50
45
29
53
67
MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY
57
I
53
48
42
21
39'
66.
MARYLAND.. UNIVERSITY OF
1
46
56
i
12
48
50
45
47
.42
99
59
MASS.. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
956.
1 I
1
36'
69I
MICH. STATE U. OF AGR. .6 ARP. SCI.
1
47'
63
374I
MICHIGAN, UNIVERSITY OF
15
718
1
11
15
3 11
112
911
I1
12
17
712
512
SCHOOL GRANTING DOCTORATE
0. 0
1 r
a1
1
5(D
o ec,
,go
,
P a. 8. In
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15.
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MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE
1
36
1
:MINNESOTA, UNIVERSITY' OE'
91
7'
111
22
15
520'
22
37
93
14
714
i
MISSOURI, UNIVERSITY OF
16
47'
12
20'
3n8
38
18
40
24
1'
27
MT. SI. ASERH-ON-THE,OH10, COL. OF
19
in5
N. C. STATE COL. OF AGR. & ENGR.
1
51
58
47'
95,
1
'NEBRASKA, UNIVERSITY' OF
16,1
42
26
101
32
44:
29
47
33
27'
34,
NEW MEXICO, UNIVERSITY' OF
15
1
53 '
51
79
NEW SCHOOL FPR SOCIAL RESEARCH
36
1
1
41.
36:
46
24,
64
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
18
128
28
22
38
314,
19
21.
13
22'
.1
23.
NIAGARA UNIVERSITY
61
53
50
41.
1
76,
NORTH CAROLINA, UNIVERSITY OF
19
21
43
17
12
18
13,
14
46
35
35:
:
8.
23,
NORTH DAKOTA, UNIVERSITY OF
54
63
55
43
34
47'
164
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
96
15
17
11
522
151 1
201 1
F34'
21
:11,
:
21
117
NOTRE' DAME, UNIVERSITY' OF
75
1
15
31
58 :
47
70
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
811
65
21
627
716
18
15 1
16!
47
88
OKLAHOMA AGR. & MECH. COLLFGF
53:
r79.
OKLAHOMA, UNIVERSITY OF
33
39
46
58
53
OREGON STATE COLLEGE
:
57
1
66
OREGON* UNIVERSITY OF
31
56,
53,
1
47'
551
OTTERBEiN COLLEGE
75
1.05
PA. S. TCHRS. COL., SHIPPENSBURG
56
1
1
105
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY, THE
42
22.
22'
63
147
45
1 1
16
471
16
31
:PENNSYLVANIA, UNIVERSITY OF
712
23,
69
,
11
1
12
:
810:
23
10
16
PITTSBURGH, UNIVERSITY OF
16
15
429.
22'
1
,
26
127
19
26
4111
171
13:
15:
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
:I
1921
624: 1
10
810
423
211 1
,
,
!'
SCHOOL GRANTING rOCTORATE
1 .
pi: x .1
cb
'D
'
's!
'',n, 6
m1
M
0 ',0
1
R, 5
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4E, i
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1
1
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0,1:
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PuRDUE UNIVERSITY'
1
18
71
6,
15,
11
48
RADCLIFFE COLLEGE
11
14
25,
66,
12
32
31
25
18
26
44
27'
35,
ROCHESTER, UNIVERSITY Of
19
155
53
32'
50,
:
163
.1
:
::
160
51
1
,
,
102
1
158
105.
55
46.
112'1
63
105.
66
63
38
29H
39
72
21
814
20.
37
33
110H
24
12
10
419: ,
59
51
1
79:
IâST. BONAVENTURE UNIVERSITY'
, ,
21
47
83
ST. LOUIS. UNIVERSITY
291
51
301
40
29:
21
40
34
45
1 'ST. MARYS SEM. & UNIVERSITY
,
63 ,
58.
Ill
I
la. 99
ST. THOMAS 40uINAS, DOM. COL. OF
ST.JOHNS UNIVERSITY, N. Y.
42
29
63,
STANFORD UNIVERSITY
10
2t
321.
13.
23
17
46
10,
11
27
11
10,
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
UN
47
38
291
20
61
44
53
46
15
26
37
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
1
155
1
42
105
UU
'TENNESSEE' UNIVERSITY OF
,
TEXAS" AGR. & MECH. COLLEGE OF
50
99
TEXAS. UNIVERSITY OF'
10
13
7,
18
24.
26
36
24
20
TUFTS UNIVERSITY
29:
78
, TULARE UNIVERSITY OF LOuISIAMA
1
63.
55
58.
, 149'
86
Am
non
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY' N. Y.
II
151
, ,
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89
SCBOOL GRAEING LOCTORATE
,0 5 13
0 0
10A 1. 7 a,
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0:5
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Total
FOR1951. 1952. and_1953 BY FIELD
1953FIELD 1951 122
Arc asology and Anthropology 43 33 28 104Business and Commerce 63 83 82 228Economics 292 302 269 863
Education 1008 1207 1222 3437Fine Arts and Architecture 76 82 87 245Geography 6 22 23 51
History and Civilization 337 292 327 946Home Economics 4 10 8 22Jurisprudence 21 23 19 63
Language, Literature and Philology (Eng.) 290 262 317 869Language, Literature and Philology-
(Foreign and General) 206 184 185 575Library Science 4 1 3 8
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Psychology 271 332 337 940Sociology 138 148 173 459Speech 87 90 83 260
Totals 3108 3343 3448 9899
Part I . Baccalaureate Origins
This part of the monograph contains data on the bacca-laureate origins of the doctorates tabulated in Part I. Bybaccalaureate origin is meant the school from which a personwith a doctorate got his first baccalaureate degree or firstprofessional degree. Very few persona earned a doctorate degreewithout first having been awarded a baccalaureate degree. Inthose cases in which this did happen, the institution at whichthe person received his last training of an undergraduate natureis credited as the baccalaureate origin.
Table 6 presents baccalaureate origins within the UnitedStates and territorial possessions and Table 8 presents foreignbaccalaureate origins. Table 7 gives geographic data on bacca-laureate origins within the United States. Table 9 containsrankings of the baccalaureate institutions as undergraduate originsof doctorates. The reader is referred to the text of Part I for anexplanation of the ranking system. used. Figure 7 graphically pre-sents doctorate and baccalaureate origin production, by absolutenumbers and percentage of the total, of nine regions of the UnitedStates. It permits a) comparison of baccalaureate and doctorateproduction within any region, b) comparisons among regions ofbaccalaureate and/Or doctorate production, and c) comparison ofbaccalaureate and/or doctorate production with population percen-tages based upon the 1940 census.
The significance of the entries in ',-;Jhe column "institu-tional classification," is explained in the introduction at the be-ginning of this boiak.
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Three analyses are presented in this final section of thebook. The first of these is an attempt to show the distributionof time lapses between the award of the baccalaureate and the a-ward of the doctorate. Table 10 shows this for each field and forthe total of all fields by five year periods and the whole fifteenyear period. Cell entries in this table indicate the time Upsetsat each of five percentiles. These are the tenth, twenty-fifth,fiftieth, seventy-fifth, and ninetieth percentiles. These shouldin each case, give a fairly good picture of the distribution oftime lapses, including central tendency and dispersion. FollowingTable 10 is a set of distribution curves (Figure 8) showing timelapse distributions for ail fIelds, by five year periods and thetotal fifteen year period.
Table 11 shows, for each field and institution, the numberof persons completing their doctorates at the same institution asthe one of the baccalaureate degree. To convert this nuMber to apercentage of total doctorates, the reader is asked to compareentries in Table 11 with entries in Table 1 as percentage figuresare not directiy given in this book.
The final table in the book compares four categories ofschools as baccalaureate origins of doctorates. These categoriesare as follows:
a) U. S. schools which grant doctorate degrees,
b) U. S. schools at which the masters degree is the highestone aVarded,
,) U. S. schools at which only baccalaureate degrees areawarded, and
d) All foreign schools.
The total number of doctorates in these categories is loss than thetotal number included in'this book. The difference is to be accountedfor by those who did no undergraduate study at all or who did it atschools which are now defunct or are of less than baccalaureate statue.
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Lapse. in. Years between Baccalaureate and, Doctorate Degreesfbr the, Periods 1936-1940 inclusive,
1941,1945 Inclusive
1 46-1.50 Inclusive
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TABLE 11.,
MELEE OF PERSONS COMPLETING TBE
DOCTORATE AT THE SAME INSTITUTIONAS, TBE BACCALAUREME.
INSTITUTION
,
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, THE
AR/20NA. UNIVERSITY' OF
I1
1,
BOSTON COLLEGE
11
1
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
210
1
'
1
34
BROWN UNIVERSITY
1
,
1
12'
III 2
BRYN MAWR COLLEGE
11
12
5
BUFFALO. UNIVERSITY OF
1
1
,
2, ,
1
CALIFORNIA. U. OF BERKEI.EY-,
,
21;
28
1
43
13
50
119.
33
12
14
29
425
2C
ALI
FO
RN
IA..
U. O
F -
LOS
AN
GE
LES
-2
11.
232
61
1
II
16
II
31
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF' AMERICA
1
2'
5,
201
1
19
71
830
38
99
9
CHICAGD UNIVERSITY OF
.11.
16
14
16
22'
218
21
2I
23
30
29
34
26
CINCINNATI, UNIVERSITY OF
1 1
Il
0
CLAREMONT GRADUATE SCHOOL
,
1
CLARK. UNIVERSITY
,
,
COLORADO STATE' COL. Of EDUCATION
, 1
1
1
,
COLORADO, UNIVERSITY OF
'
11
31
2
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
14
11
28139C
328
25
11
28
10
24
CORNELL UNIVERSITY
221
131
11
I5
217
11
86
99
DENVER. UNIVERSITY' OF
1,
,
1
DUKE UNIVERSITY
3I
,
36
2
EASTERN! BAPTIST THEOL. SEMINARY
1
1
,
1
,
I
FLORIDA, UNIVERSITY' OF
1
1
FORDHAM UNIVERSITY
, 1
410
23a
1
11
uaaa
a2
14
GEORGE' PEABODY COLLEGE FOR. TEACHERS
1
,
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
18
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11
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GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
I
,
4
GEORGIA, UNIVERSITY OF
2'
HARTFORD SEMINARY FOUNDATION
I1
HARVARO UNIVCRSITY
16
32
191
255
37
50
17
30
712
24
ILLINOIS. UNIVERSITY OF
,
19'
124
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
1161
7Il
1
IOWA Ss COL. Of AMA & MECH. ARTS
4,1
,
IOWA, STATE UNIVERSITY OF
,
ai5
E2
16
12
71
16
1' 9
1 8
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
18I
10
59
14
KANSAS, UNIVERSITY OF
24
11
515
KENTUCKY. UNIVERSITY OF
-1
5
LA. Ss U. & AGR. & MECH. COL.
13
14
215
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY, ILLINOIS
I2
1
MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY
1
1
11
,
MARYLAND, UNIVERSITY OF
1
2,
MASSs INSTITUTE OF TECi-!NOL0GY
,
11
MICH. STATE U. Of AGRI, & APP. SCI.
,
12
CHIGAN, UNIVERSITY Of
612
10
20
1
15
16
1!e
l6
148
INAESOTA. UNIVERSITY OF
28
31
15
19
1011
2'
4191
MISSOURI. UNIVERSITY OF
14
24
N. C. STATE CUL. Of ASR. & ENSR.
1I
II
INEBRASKA, UNIVERSITY Of
15
I3
21
,
!NEM MEXICO, UNIVERSITY OF
11
NEW SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH
III
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
66
159
I4
I2 '
513
32
16
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,
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NORTM.CAROLINA, UNIVERSITY OF
,11
31
11
1
71
13
13.
21
345
NORTH DAKOTA, UNIVERSITY OF
11.
:
1.
NORTHWESTERN' UNIVERSITY -
: 1
'
13.
11
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2.
22
310
NOTRE DAME, UNIVERSITY OF
22
'
1
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11
25
46 ,
--T 1
12
11
91
911
622 '
1
8.
1.1
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OKLAHOMA AGR. & MECH. COLLEGE
OKLAHOMA, UNIVERSITY OF
. .,
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I
92
I
1..I
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1.
I
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20
62
I
13
I
46
PENNSYLVANIA, UNIVERSITY O
510:
1
29
15
20
18
56
8116
.PITTSBURGH. UNIVERSITY OF
19 1
50
113
10
10
11
10
7,
113.
PRINCETON' UNIVERSITY
B6
14,
20
31
81
290
PURDUE UNIVERSITY'
'
11
16
18
RADCLIFFE COLLEGE
11
51
1.21
31
23
1_.
22
ROCHESTER, UNIVERSITY' OF
1
81
11
212
RUIGERS, UNIVERSITY'
1
1
13,
SOU1HERN CALIFORNIA* U. OF
227
53
12
76
260'
T. BONAVENTURE UNIVERSITY
55
ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY
32
88
32
230
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS, DOM* COL* Of
2 ,
STIjOHNS UNIVERSITY,
N.:I, V.
1101
3'0'1
1
5
16
7 S8
11
71
12
91
STANFORD UNIVERSITY
I
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
26
11
75
224
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
23
124
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I 12
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,
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11 IUTAH, UNIVERSITY OF
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'VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY
I
25
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IVIRGINIA. UNIVERSITY Of
11
35
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY. MO,
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14
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LWASHiNGTON, STATECOLLEGE OF
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WASHINGTON' UNIVERSITY' Of
1
19
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1 ,6
211
s
1
261
WAYNE UNIVERSITY
11
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
1
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WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY
52
3,
11
31
45
1,6j
221
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6
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26
170
WISCONSIN, UNIVERSITY OF
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1
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,
!
25
27
136 4
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YESHIVA UNIVERSITY
1
1
I1
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,
1
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09
67
319 10 1
91
525
13
489
484
2183
2 4
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142
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FOUR CATEGORIES OF INSTITUTION COMPAREDAS BACCALAUREATE SOURCES OF
DOCTORATES,
CA
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OF
DIE
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193,
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227
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711
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326
217
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411
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APPENDIX. SOURCES OF INFORNATION
A. SOURCES OF INFORWITION ABOUT normtar, PERSONS
1. Refereuel_kvft
a) Doetoral Dissertat±ons Accepited by Ameri an Universitiescompiled by ASsociation of Research Libraries TL W. WilsonCo. , New York)
2' gib2E-15912E221
a) Certified college commencement programa
b) Graduate dean's office files and registrar's office files
c) Alumni organizations and alumni offices of institutions
d) MeMbership lists of learned societies
B. SOURCES OF INFORMATION ABOUT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
1. Reference Books
pixecto Education, PublishedU. 0. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare,
Office of Education. Lists accredited educational insti-tutions in U. S. and possessiona, tells nuMber of yearswork offered by institution, Ilnd or degrees offered, typeof program offered, controlof the.institution whether pri-vate, public or denominational,, composition of student body,enrollment year previous to publication and location.
b) LeLS9_._gaa5_AmoricalJnilleee-12. The American Council onEducation, Washington, D.C. Lists accredited institutionsby regional or state agencies or national organizations.Gives hietory of school, courses of instruction, etc.
1_Au_ollg-2:elaove.leui (1953-1954) by Clarence E. Lovejoy,Simon & Schuster, New York. Tells whether school isaccredited and by whom. Gives programa of instructionavailable, location and environmenta whether coeducationalor not, whether private or state controlled. Lists on4domestic institutions.
130
SOURCES OF INFORMATION ABOUT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS (Continued)
d) Patterson's American_Educgtional Directory, Volumepublished by Educational Directories, Inc. - 1953 Edition.Classifies schools by special field if it is specialized.Gives name, location and officials of school.
Colle-e and Private SchoolDirecedS-testaand Canada. "The Yellow Book" - Volume XXIV, 1954.PUblished by Educational Bureau Publishing Co.' Inc.,Chicago 4, Illinois. Gives officials, address ofinstitution, accredited by whom, whether private religious,public or state, and if it is coeducational.
Universities ofthe WamadAtrIgstlaultAL (11950) Edited byM. M. Chambers. Published by American Council on Education,Washington, D.C. Gives location, history and affiliatedcolleges, org?Alization and staff, composition of enrollment,kinds of degrees and diplomas conferred and chief administra-tive offic;ers.
g) !i--ri,AmercaUnivlersities_andllees, 1952 Edition.Published by American Council on Fducation, 1952, (NaryIrwin, Editor) Gives history of institution, curriculaoffered, and requirements for degrees. Lists size ofstaff, number of degrees conferred, enrollment- andadninistrative officers.
h) The_World of Learning. 1954 Pbblished by EuropaPublications, Ltd., London, England. Lists universitiesby countries and when founded. Also lists learned so-cieties, research institutes, and museums. Gives facul-ties, administrative officers, number of teachers andstudents. Lists associated institutions.
2, Other SourceS
a) U. S. Office of Education (checking identity ofbaccalaureate schools, name changes, defunctinstitutions, etc.
b) Foreign Education and Cultural Attache's Officesfor foreign baccalaureate infornation.
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119
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13
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33
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41
55
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56
94
VALDOSTA STATE COLLEGE
1
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11
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61
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58
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38
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11
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470
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412
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2J
11
1
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1 4H
54
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1
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STATES
AN
DREGIONS OF THE UNITED STATES AS BACCALAURECE SOURCES
OF DOCTORATES rff THE ARTS, HUMANITIES,
AND SOCIAL SCIENCES, (1936-1950).
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1
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Figure 7.
Regions of the United States Co pared. with Respect to Baccalaureate Origins and Doctorate Production for
the PeriOd 1936 to 1950.
Doctorate Degrees
Granted
-
- 2sccalaureate Origins
1Percentage of Total Population According to
1940 Census
The percentage scale on the right may be applied to
all three types, of bars.
The hatched bars, when
referred to this scale, indicate the percent, of the
total number of U. S. doctorates produced by a given
region.
The same is, true of the dotted bars, with
respect to baccalaureate origins.
The vide, unshaded
bars are referable to the percentage scale. only,
They indicate the percentage of the total. U. S.
population, according, to the 1940 Census, residing,
in a. given. regioz.
England .
Middle
South
-East
West
East
.West
Mountain
Pacific
Atlantic
Atlantic.
'
North
North
South
.
South
states
States
'Central.
nentral
Central
Central
..
REGIONS,
TABLE s.
FOREIGN BACCALAUREATE ORIGINS oF UNITED STATES DOCTORATES IN TEEARTS, HUMANITIES, AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
(1936-1950).
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1
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CENTRAL POLITICAL INST/TUTE. CHINA
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CHIAOTUNG UNIVERSITY
1
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CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY. BANGKOK
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21
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1
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11
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1
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311
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1
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211
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11
!
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1
144
332
1
298
287
120
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532'
1 I
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1179
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AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE
128
153
1
1
258
508
AGRitINECM., & NORMAt COLLEGE' ARK.
1
160
51
AKRON, UNIVERSITY OF
611
164
368
3298
1 5
196
94
21
195
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,
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1 113
811
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1
1
644
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571
11
646
ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
LAK
16
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158
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1189
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73
51
1
33
1
54
52
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1
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57
ALASKA. UNIVERSITY Of
611
1
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21
1
1
1
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ALBANY, COLLEGE FOR TCHRS. AT,N0Ye,
164
44
22
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108
,
120
77 ,
86
160
42
88
ALRERTUS MAGNUS, COLLEGE
2F
1
64
,
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199
,
1 ,
1
19'
ALBION COLLEGE
3E
1
1
56
164
,
16
401
,
,
211
190
1 9
11..60
1
21
171
ALBRIGHT COLLEGE
12E
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1
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287 !
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ALCORN AGR. & MECH.. COLLEGE
1
633
2i
11
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1
1
332
1 1
915
ALFRED UNIVERSITY
1101
37
1
56
164
106
35
70 ,
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8
9
1
86
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1
120
1 9
160
73
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ALLEGHENY COLLEGE
3E
ALMA COLLEGE
3,68
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211
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3H
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644
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1
243
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116
550
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, THE
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L
243
644
70
153
211
125
199 .
120
10
160
1
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290
AMHERST COLLEGE
38
61
21.
39
211
70
11
15
41
73
I
42
109
73..
36
ANDERSON COL. & THEOL. SEMINARY'
2J
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i
332
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1.20
1190
L119
ANDOVER NEWTON THEOLOGICAL. SCHOOL
30
217
915
ANTIOCH COLLEGE
2E
I101
644
1
211
in190
64
94
,
262
APPALACHIAN STATE TCHRS. COLLEGE
31)
I6441
40
1
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788
ARIZONA, STATE COLLEGE, FLAGSTAFF
3E
1
435
I 1
.
719
ARIZONA STATE COLLEGE, TEMPE
ARK
144
I
332
258
73
321
ARIZONA, UNIVERSITY Of
ARK
15
56
73
I
114
I
40
i
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153
20
211
135
73
124
64 10
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I IARK. AGR. 6 MECH. COLLEGE
12E
1
644.
,
1
,
915
1 ARK. STATE TCHRS.. COLLEGE
1
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2.43
126I
1 '
40
332
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307
ARKANSAS COLLEGE
[
28
1 .
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211
788
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3E
,
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1160
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511
48
1151
,
40
68
9158, 287
110
124
179.
133
ARNOLD COL./HYA. & PHYS. ED,
i
435
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719
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2E
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611
2111
70
332
115
73
1
136 160
234
ASHILAND COLLEGE
2J
'
435'
2258 10
530
ASSUMPTION. ABBEY SEMINARY'
217'
I
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915
ASSUMPTION COLLEGE
3J
1
291.
199
719
ATLANTA UNIVERSITY
3K
73
126
70,
211
217'
120
94
195
ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
I
2E
1
644
332
1 'Ito
719
ATLANTIC' UNION. COLLEGE
2j
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1 1 71
915
AUGSBURG COL.. 6 THEOL. SEMINARY
2j
435
223
190
171
470
AUGUSTANA COLLEGE, ILLINOIS
2E
164
312
70
118
1
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276
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1
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298
1
1
190 1
16
1
21
359
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368 1
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22
332
,
470
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3E
243,
435.
153
i
211
1442
AUSTIN STAIE COLL' GE, STEPHEN F.
1
E128
532,
1
1
2231
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58
,
470
BAKER uNIvEiTY
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61.
164
126,
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171,
36
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Ii
243
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241
1
223
1
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1
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190
,
262
BALL STATE TEACHERs COLLEGE
130
1
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1.06!
223
1
298
1
190
58
247'
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BALTIHORE4 UNIVERSITY OF'
3J
,..1
1
332
1
1
1.
1
,915.
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,1
I60
73
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2E
164
644.1
332
,
1
199'
1
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BARD, COLLEGE
28
1
118
2 8
1
124
1
581
BARNARD COLLEGE
4K
1
64
5081
BATES COLLEGE
28
243
82
153
211
191
21
124
179'
94
149,
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY
4K.
611 56 ,
60,
,68,
1
40'.
118.
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1
47
I
71
, 1
77
136.160
83,
1
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2E
1
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298
287
258
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3E
27
56
7311
435
11
100
1
125
2'
124
258
160
178,
I
BENEDICT COLLEGE
2J
I
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299
1
915,1
BENEDICTINE HEIGHTS COLLEGE
2F
1223,
I
788
BENNETT COLLEGE'
2E
644
1
BENNINGTON cOLLEGE
2R
243
li
11
1
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1
915,
BEREA COLLEGE
A
2E
2F
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48
272
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332
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77
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136
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73
164
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BESSIE' 117T COLLEGE
2F
281
915
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1. 1,13G
298
9151
BETHANY COLLEGE. KANS.
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243
532
11
223
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279
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28
243
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258
359
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12f
'
644
153
1
1 ETHEL COLLEGE, KANS.
F,
368 :
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190
179
470
BETHEL COLLEGE, TENN.
261
435'
287
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