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122 APPENDIX B SMALLER DOCTORATE-GRANTING INSTITUTIONS, BY GENERAL FIELDS, 1920-1974 PhD's •V '"* PhD Field 8 e» a/ o r r* -* 0} r* i $# 'tj v (f i // °-2 / S Q) '-y >v Jj rC c0 S <7 41 >* *i V iff '1 t» q, <? -P J? £? £ f ' # r *Cr *y o / g # £ # £ *j" N TEXAS STATE UNIV 101 1 20 33 50 15 6 86 59 628 898 LOYOLA U CHICAGO/IL 102 49 173 243 14 187 226 894 CALIF, U-SAN DIEGO 103 43 196 86 138 81 185 47 19 96 892 EMORY UNIV/GA 103 31 6 112 165 104 77 315 79 } 892 AUBURN UNIVERSITY/AL 105 77 23 32 83 247 20 1 49 342 874 UTAH STATE UNIV 105 23 42 6 109 341 43 21 4 278 874 CALIF, U-R1VERSIDE CUNY-GRAD SCHCU CTR 107 108 65 50 119 38 106 73 24 360 101 44 73 67 178 860 827 72 189 67 56 3 CLARK UNIVERSITY/MA 109 8 14 117 4 30 185 351 85 19 813 TEXAS TECH UNIV 110 44 22 33 13 96 34 162 20 125 72 186 807 GEORGIA INST TECH 111 33 93 178 2 490 3 799 OHIO UNIVERSITY 112 4 73 81 15 9 84 53 199 31 226 775 CALIF. U-SANTA BARB BRIGHAM YOUNG U/UT 113 46 45 52 121 53 29 13 51 14 120 31 110 21 185 46 23 397 760 733 60 23 MIAMI, UNIV OF/FL 115 22 19 30 33 5 228 113 12 67 200 729 SOUTH CAROLINA, U OF 116 26 26 105 12 32 52 93 27 187 19 1*4 723 YESHIVA UNIV/NY 117 58 50 10 I 39 283 6 90 44 135 716 HAWAII. UNIV OF 118 2 18 76 43 17 323 62 94 63 1 12 711 BRYN MAWR COLL/PA 119 18 18 48 23 1 54 52 70 389 26 9 708 MISSISSIPPI, UNIV OF 120 II 6 68 12 147 46 23 45 27 312 697 NORTH DAKOTA, U OF 121 38 23 2 110 99 6 14 2 400 694 ST JOHNS UNIV/NY 122 8 60 96 120 28 224 2 1*3 681 KENT STATE UNIV/OH 123 5 16 51 38 94 27 153 53 192 629 SOUTHERN MISS. U OF TUFTS UNIVERSITY/MA 21 40 18 91 41 17 270 37 71 12 429 628 125 1 44 17 10 611 MISSISSIPPI STATE U 126 1 15 54 2§7 57 47 119 42 110 180 581 531 BOSTON COLLDEGE/MA 127 24 40 57 81 SUNY AT STONY BROOK 128 66 124 58 8 62 47 76 14 53 508 U S INTERNATL U/CA 129 1 1 336 18 10 1 1*0 507 SUNY AT ALBANY 130 9 28 36 18 28 44 60 42 1 236 502 BALL STATE UNIV/IN 131 1 3 32 435 471 NEW SCH SOC RSCH/NY 132 127 295 37 2 461 MONTANA STATE UNIV 133 27 12 55 93 148 25 1 76 437 IDAHO, UNIV OF NORTHERN ILL UNIV 134 135 13 16 54 16 22 34 95 16 15 10 156 309 417 411 24 45 MARQUETTE UNIV/WI 136 3 3 20 46 96 9 6 88 41 96 408 EAST TEXAS STATE U 137 10 19 354 383 NEW HAMPSHIRE, U OF 138 1* 30 129 4 159 24 8 6 375 BAYLOR UNIV/TX 139 9 54 122 60 22 6 101 374 RHODE ISLAND, U OF 140 6 6 66 64 69 142 1* 5 373 MISSOURI .U-ROLLA NEW MEXICO STATE U 141 29 52 29 25 33 218 73 1 363 142 75 53 21 113 360 CLEMSON UNIV/SC 143 32 48 74 87 105 7 5 359 CALIF, U-IRVINE 144 24 29 37 29 104 31 33 55 5 347 SUNY ENVR SCI FRSTRY 145 1 110 21 193 11 4 1 341 SOUTH DAKOTA. U OF CAL, U-SAN FRANCISCO INST PAPER CHEM/WI 146 15 86 258 43 223 59 9 220 337 326 325 147 148 22 40 5 3 1 TEXAS WOMANS UNIV 149 10 7 56 a 2 17 88 133 321 LOUISVILLE, U OF/KY 150 2 111 26 116 44 10 312 ADELPHI UNIV/NY 151 29 15 39 2 220 5 310 STEVENS INST TECH/NJ 152 44 87 58 115 1 1 1 307 STHRN METHODIST U/TX 153 42 5 23 148 63 4 17 302 TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIV 154 42 36 30 84 106 299 MONTANA, UNIV OF 155 9 26 55 66 6 117 287 GEORGIA STATE UNIV 156 1 1 51 25 2 109 93 282 COLORADO SCH MINES 157 3 4 6 126 124 2 265 BOWL ING GREEN S U/OH 158 26 48 18 117 12 41 262 ROCKEFELLER UNIV/NY TOLEDO, UNIV OF/OH 159 160 if It 13 20 218 4 5 9 11 171 255 252 HOWARD UNIVERSITY/DC 161 27 63 99 2 27 32 1 251 DREW UNIVERSITY/NJ 162 2 4 25 217 248 AKRON, U OF/OH 163 1 127 21 12 1 83 245 TULSA, UNIV OF/OK 164 8 22 22 188 240 MAINE, U-ORONO 165 7 30 21 63 42 28 37 228 MISSOURI .U-KANS CITY 166 9 26 19 9 15 62 91 222 NORTHEASTERN U/MA 167 13 42 62 74 13 13 2 219 VERMONT. U OF NORTH DAKOTA ST UNIV 168 169 2 13 58 78 11 95 137 37 216 215 DROPSIE UNIV/PA 170 10 99 58 38 205

123 APPENDIX B Continued ff PhD Field 8 -3 T -\ X ** O) x, * ej it to o *9 Jj // /£p i O 4 '"» *» U Qj It 1) **1 r** S 3 8 S & / -C *? £ tj At, f ) *; O tl O 0 if ( -oC C to *? ^ v/C ^ © ""* V ^ / *f 1 g .« i 1 O / £ £ £ PACIFIC, U OF/CA PORTLAND, UNIV OF/OR ILL, U-COLL MEDICINE 171 172 48 25 14 4 28 106 61 204 173 3 156 132 193 184 N ORLN BAPT T SEM/LA 174 12 95 68 175 WESTERN MICHIGAN U 174 12 12 1 5 19 126 175 DUQUESNE UNIV/PA 176 47 16 46 62 1 1 173 DARTMOUTH COLLEGE/NH 177 45 26 11 12 31 33 10 1 169 DREXEL UNIVERSITY/PA 178 7 19 23 93 20 2 1 1 2 168 MIAMI UNIVERSITY/OH 179 1 6 12 21 7 22 1 92 162 ILLINOIS ST U-NORMAL 180 22 117 139 WISCONSIN.U-MILWAUKE 181 27 17 5 1 7 30 20 15 14 136 JEWISH THEO SEM AMER 182 24 96 13 133 MEMPHIS STATE U/TN. 183 17 3 22 1 89 132 VA COMONWLTH U MED C 183 23 109 132 HOFSTRA UNIV/NY 185 81 49 130 NEVADA, UNIV OF 185 18 19 22 1 6 48 16 130 CLARKSON C TECH/NY 187 10 *") 57 37 129 NC, U OF-GREENSBORO 188 2 27 2 34 63 128 SH BAPT THEOL SEM/TX 189 11 86 26 123 NTHRN BAPT THEOL/IL 190 122 122 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE U 191 7 5 89 20 121 T JEF U-JEF MED C/PA 192 1 113 11* HEBREW UNION COLL/OH 193 1 2 44 65 1 113 WORCESTER POLY I/MA 194 20 24 62 106 SUNY AT BINGHAMTON 195 9 6 10 11 2 3 17 45 1 104 SUNY DOWNSTAT MD CTR 195 104 104 ILLINOIS, U-CHIGO CIR SPRINGFIELD COLL/MA 197 197 13 6 23 30 2 12 9 8 103 103 103 DETROIT, U OF/MI 199 46 33 5 8 9 101 INDIANA STATE UNIV 200 1 6 16 12 62 97 PRINCETN THEO SEM/NJ 201 2 1 6 84 1 94 CALIF, U-SANTA CRUZ GRAD THEOL UNION/CA 202 203 2 15 1* 8 18 6 2 20 66 1 92 91 PHILA C PHARNSSCI/PA 204 12 75 87 UNION THEOL SEM/NY 205 19 62 81 TEXAS. U-HOUSTON 206 1 78 1 80 HAHNEMANN MED C/PA 207 1 78 79 SUNY UPSTATE MED CTR 208 T 74 3 78 ALABAMA.U-BIRMINGHAM 209 74 ALASKA, UNIV OF 209 19 39 2 15 75 WILLIAM t MARY.C/VA 209 212 213 29 13 8 5 69 20 75 70 69 ST MARYS COLLEGE/IN MIDDLEBURY COLL/VT 70 NAVAL POSTGRAD S/CA 213 3 21 2 2 40 1 69 SETON HALL UNIV/NJ 215 62 4 66 WESLEYAN UNIV/CT TENN.U CTR HTH SCI MISSISSIPPI. U, S MED NEW JERSEY I NST TECH ST BONAVENTURE U/NY 215 18 5 1* 1 ii 18 21 IS 217 218 219 219 56 1 36 1 1 i! ALFRED UNIVERSITY/NY 221 5 7 1 43 56 SMITH COLLEGE/MA 221 1 1 9 1 5 39 56 SO BAPT THEOL SEM/KY 223 6 37 10 53 YESHIVA-EINST MED/NY 223 52 1 53 UNION UNIVERSITY/NY 225 1 13 37 51 NEW YORK MEDICAL COL 226 49 49 TEXAS, U.MED BR-GLVST WAKE FOREST UNIV/NC 226 226 *! 49 CORNELL U MED C/NY 229 4 7 47 THOMAS JEFFRSON U/PA 229 4 43 47 BAYLOR COLL MEO/TX fjl 45 1 46 AQUINAS INST/IA 3z 12 29 4 45 FULLER THEOL SEM/CA 232 40 45 MEDICAL COLL GEORGIA 234 44 MED UNIV SO CAROLINA 234 4 40 MCNEESE STATE U/LA MICHIGAN TECH UNIV 236 41 *I 236 9 5252 N MEX I MININGtTECH 236 11 30 41 TEXAS U-SWSTRN MED S 239 27 13 40 HARTFORD SEM FON/CT 240 3 4 14 15 2 38

124 APPENDIX B Continued PhD Field .>"? 0 3 * *, £ 01 tn 6) * § Oj V*1 /O) -LJ tl tl tl O tl> •"y >? of*1 ti tH <• O tl O *** *sy tl ** O) C £2 vy VY .J7 ij *? j, c O *y O ^f 0} li # ^ / / / ff / $/ * ^ >y ^ ^ tl O "V / ' f/ / / / / MASS COLL PHARMACY 240 15 23 38 NE LOUISIANA UNIV 242 36 37 NORWESTRN ST UNIV LA 242 37 37 IDAHO STATE UNIV 244 11 6 7 11 i 36 OREGON U-SCH MED 245 29 6 35 OCCIDENTAL COLL/CA 246 33 33 PUERTO RICO, UNIV OF 246 8 2 23 33 NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL 248 32 32 SANTA CLARA. U OF/CA FLORIDA ATLANTIC U 249 250 1 13 16 30 29 29 LOMA LINDA UNIV/CA 251 11 26 28 LOWELL, UNIV OF/MA SOUTH FLORIDA, U OF OEPAUL UNIVERSITY/IL m 9 19 28 17 " || 254 * l ll t, LA ST U, S MED-N ORL 254 25 SOWE STERN LA, U OF 256 8 5 35 3 24 TEXAS, U-ARLINGTON ARKANSAS, U, SCH MED 256 258 1 22 23 WOODSTOCK COLL/NY AIR FORCE I TECH/OH 259 260 15 15 if LOUISIANA TECH UNIV 260 4 5 1 11 21 VILLANOVA UNIV/PA 260 17 4 21 FAIRLEIGH DICKN U/NJ 263 20 20 CHICAGO MED SCH/IL 264 18 18 DALLAS THEOL SEM/TX 264 1 16 1 18 LIU-BROOKLYN CTR/NY 264 17 1 IB MED COLL PENSYLVANIA 267 17 17 ST MARYS SEM t U/MD 267 2 15 17 TEXAS.U MED SN ANTON ATLANTA UNIV/GA 267 270 18 3 17 5 16 MARYLAND, U, SCH MED MIDDLE TENN STATE U 270 272 2 14 16 7 815 NOVA UNIVERSITY/FL HEBREW UNION COLL/CA !?! 2 9 4 15 3 11 14 INDIANA UNIV OF PA 274 11 14 JULLIARO SCHOOL/NY 274 14 14 MED N J-N J MED SCH UNION-ALBANY MED/NY 277 277 il 11 WESTMINSTR THEO S/PA 277 1 12 13 COOPER UNION/NY 280 1 1 10 12 PEABODY I OF BALT/MD S DAKOTA S MINECTECH 280 1 12 280 7 5 EAST TENN STATE UNIV 283 11 11 PROVIDENCE COLL/RI UNION THEOL SEM/VA 283 283 11 11 ! 11 HEBREW UNION COLL/NY 286 46 10 DRAKE UNIV/IA 287 9 1 NORTHERN ARIZONA U 287 1 8 9 REOLANDS, U OF/CA TEXAS, U-DALLAS 287 287 3 5 1 1 8 PHILLIPS UNIV/OK 291 44 8 DAYTON, U OF/OH 292 7 MED COLL WISCONSIN 292 7 PORTLAND STATE U/OR 292 321 1 7 SAM HOUSTON ST U/TX 292 6 1 MICHITA ST UNIV/KS 292 1337 CREIGHTON UNIV/NE DALLAS, UNIV OF/TX 297 297 6 6 42 6 MIDWST BAPT T SEM/MO 297 15 6 RUTGERS U-NEWARK/NJ 297 3 3 6 NC CENTRAL UNIV 301 4 * ALABAMA.U-HUNTSVILLE 302 302 33 3 LAMAR UNIyERSITY/TX N MEXICO HIGHLANDS U 302 1 2 3 TENNESSEE TECH U 302 3 ARKANSAS, U-LTLE ROCK GLDN GT BAPT THEO/CA 306 1 1 2 i 306 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY/LA 306 i i VA COMMONWEALTH UN6V 306 1 LSU, SCH MED-SHRVPRT 310 1 i OLD DOMINION UNIV/VA ST STEPHENS COLL/MA 310 310 1 | WAKE F-B GRAY MED/NC 310 1 i WSTRN CONS BAPT S/OR 310 i i SOURCE: NRC, Commission on Human Resources.

125 APPENDIX C STATE AND REGIONAL SUMMARIES OF FIELDS OF PhD's, 1920-1974, IN THE NATURAL SCIENCES y O c? / s * ? £ ? f./ ?/ / / *//////?/ / £.£ gO / / 7 ?/ // <?/ #/ # // MAINE NEW HAMPSHIRE 19 37 208 30! 7 25 32 3 63 544 41 56 140 12 59 35 69 98 167 9 20 192 VERMONT MASSACHUSETTS 32pl 3241 440 1071 860 112 230 6791 844 2118 1325 "?1 662 1200*8 ioVt! 14.3 166 640 10,3- 54*3 '$ 3J! 46 273 »] 95 3053 383 1619 2777 11508 817 339 295 1183 15 161 2 NEW YORK 64945 3408 5293 884 9585 1894 4740 16219 3336 2745 6081 747 1499 26 8353 NEW JERSEY 10041 876 1203 332 2411 638 1036 4085 676 546 1222 33 430 12 1697 PENNSYLVANIA 26386 1570 2868 483 4921 881 3249 9051 1580 764 2344 569 385 22 3320 OHIO 20520 1038 2634 286 3958 527 2149 6634 1078 940 2018 362 604 11 2995 INDIANA 19504 865 2436 139 3440 658 1989 6087 1057 892 1949 445 673 10 3077 ILLINOIS 37897 1893 4488 737 7118 1468 3633 12219 2417 1740 4157 608 887 5 5657 MICHIGAN 24304 953 1871 372 3196 857 2361 6414 1307 1362 2669 412 1308 43 4432 WISCONSIN 17805 685 1997 422 3104 631 1183 4918 1600 1398 2998 498 1379 16 4891 MINNESOTA 10931 298 859 147 13O4 273 891 2468 986 814 1800 604 924 5 3333 I DWA 13476 511 1710 180 2401 444 1281 4126 899 1090 1989 943 3 MISSOURI 9347 510 635 246 1391 318 836 2545 631 488 1119 121 462 6 1708 NORTH DAKOTA 909 ^ 139 2 30 78 178 j 66 247 SOUTH DAKOTA 470 22 29 10 39 33 63 5 66 132 NEBRASKA 3266 T3 338 32 443 TO 55 568 138 234 372 29 262 663 KANSAS 5046 191 785 84 1060 131 345 1536 477 557 1034 77 275 4 1390 MARYLAND 970 371 1103 35 238 949 88 1631 5|| 15 105 2593 10209 932 237 2272 357 3578 936 695 402 27 DIST.^OF COL. 8963 4260 487 11 1949 236 579 1505 1772 548 247 fl°7 828 514 1 989 709 WEST VIRGINIA 1066 10508 1126 449 39 22 'HI 140 624 119 .t.}.} lii 4 304 846 3££ 671 •* 15 NORTH CAROLINA SOUTH CAROLINA ift 183 '! 469 58 2508 446 39 '{ff 255 GEORGIA FLORIDA 421 137 554 1143 221 490 903 1184 1869 278 312 II 736 122 748 1146 693 16 KENTUCKY TENNESSEE ALABAMA 360 79 7} 245 26 324 849 198 if) 86 362 180 IJ^ 515 in 81 if? 9 427 2M4 461 119 153 99 MISSISSIPPI 1966 10 104 114 12 66 192 134 126 260 88 112 460 ARKANSAS LOUISIANA OKLAHOMA TEXAS 1280 29 it? 178 27?8 22! 68 265 1180 1523 5517 57 413 34 »tt 141 23!! 122 sw 178 182 lisl 126 237 814 2076 8? 115 136 1178 1140 2503 16253 106 486 ill 322 1009 454 16 934 901 1910 3 MONTANA 724 12 64 26 102 31 226 47 105 152 50 1 203 IDAHO MVOMING 453 908 16 57 54 61 If 92 24 21 34 26 150 216 15 33 36 56 51 I? 1 7 COLORADO NEW MEXICO 169 309 3» 89 101 8626 1798 377 123 484 124 314 69 1175 316 199 147 728 2102 698 345 30 654 80 I 197 8 960 89 ARIZONA 3641 235 235 145 243 11 145 162 221 618 89 398 1105 323 388 6 550 UTAH 4426 199 368 142 709 91 519 1319 233 I 556 69 152 777 NEVADA 130 ii T9 22 59 1 60 2 6 i GUAM 545 454 ai WASHINGTON OREGON 7609 5856 380 159 800 443 266 1446 762 300 162 2291 495 482 949 2U 1675 1424 160 268 1192 441 923 CALIFORNIA 49033 3635 3920 1463 9018 2128 6320 17466 3233 3494 6727 598 789 27 8141 ALASKA 75 19 3V 58 2 60 11 3 1 f. i IS HAWAII 711 18 7* 43 137 2 17 156 63 141 204 10 108 l 323 PUERTO RICO ii 8 8 i 2 NEW ENGLAND MIDDLE ATLANTIC EAST NORTH CENTRAL 48017 101372 120030 4982 1214 10069 16917 20816 ISI? ttit 7459 1936 4354 ?|t? 13 60 \m 5434 iS& 1699 1956 4141 11315 36272 633! 9647 13791 2325 WEST NORTH CENTRAL SOUTH ATLANTIC 43445 49331 2947 4713 589 6767 1236 1729 3878 lifti mi 0* UK Hi? IS! 68 10700 9181 EAST SOUTH CENTRAL 8268 2615 841 1469 259 5 2226 12966 528 929 28 1485 436 694 8 493 WEST SOUTH CENTRAL MOUNTAIN PACIFIC AND INSULAR 28251 20706 63317 1323 964 4211 2193 718 4234 3240 11429 1056 602 2698 3195 8485 5876 21173 1801 850 4204 1695 1126 4615 3496 399 1029 678 1869 ii 4943 1409 5247 867 1971 2034 7046 1976 8819 i!? 2859 11580 SOURCE: SRC, Commission on Human Resources.

126 APPENDIX D STATE AND REGIONAL SUMMARIES OF FIELDS OF PhD's, 1920-1974, IN BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES AND NONSCIENCE FIELDS t /// f, .'/ ./ t tfff, / /* y Language and Literature ta* / I • / i • I f J ' ft "? .f O f A*O AJ J3 i. O t*-* O t** O ** g *j ** < . .z / •-* "• * r? 0 .-, .-* ? £•> r .* • £ £t7 s> °'S °ff 4J ^ • r?/ 4 * /o7 £ ". -?.•? f? rf C 4? * *r? to *•*» *•*» * * ^ °* *r? £ * °c s. .p MAINE NEW HAMPSHIRE 42 1 7 J! 5|37 28 I 9 28 6 17 65 34 1 7 VERMONT 37 37 216 68 1 69 69 MASSACHUSETTS 1607 1870 846 1277 441 6041 21102 1778 1321 1115 1892 6106 3326 2096 45 11573 RHODE ISLAND CONNECTICUT 164 641 38? III it 383 2184 1775 6469 96 193 1000 135 828 134 794 558 3230 5 962 29 593 5039 608 837 ,0 NEW YORK NEW JERSEY 5106 2170 344 luo 1937 692 11797 36369 1287 7069 2653 409 2841 472 2197 541 3036 373 10727 1795 "iiS 2528 109 28576 406 619 360 67 PENNSYLVANIA 1514 964 469 420 3986 16357 814 1215 860 965 3854 5161 954 60 10029 ?HIO NDIANA LLINOIS MICHIGAN WISCONSIN III! 451 379 114 297 3132 12761 2740 11904 7108 24984 4201 15047 2451 12260 614 •26 479 914 2833 3982 897 776 2333 853 434 47 7759 7600 •a*1 340 1414 666 445 349 1184 390 291 57? 473 261 508 1392 586 1049 613 1613 864 906 331 1236 550 672 968 2420 6100 3301 3273 4301 4385 5053 1800 103 95 50 38 672 950 1859 1301 646 I!l57 5545 MINNESOTA IOWA 1045 296 263 166 2206 8007 2013 9366 378 272 362 177 195 Sit 1343 1794 1284 294 3 9 2924 860 570 212 201 170 439 1845 462 4110 MISSOURI 640 261 350 150 47 1448 5701 427 294 249 440 1410 1857 372 7 3646 NORTH DAKOTA 99 3 2 1 105 493 6 14 400 2 416 SOUTH DAKOTA 59 6 14 79 250 220 220 NEBRASKA 239 90 68 48 70 515 1746 114 173 34 52 373 1067 80 1520 KANSAS 415 117 69 62 94 763 3689 127 131 110 111 479 805 69 4 1357 OELAWARE 70 107 9 75 871 37 30 9 76 21 t 99 MARYLAND 495 279 397 97 1375 7546 385 }34 489 271 1479 1096 77 11 2663 DIST. OF COL. 534 385 262 840 74 2095 4589 665 207 386 534 1792 1249 1316 17 4374 VIRGINIA WEST VIRGINIA 94 92 21 39 506 2987 130 756 240 37 239 1 Ti 68 20 628 58 zlf 41 2 1293 ?30 NORTH CAROLINA 632 540 371 376 120 2039 6937 690 734 451 307 2186 1004 368 13 71 SOUTH CAROLINA GEORGIA 93 380 20 44 14 127 770 625 2557 63 244 104 132 20 187 577 92! 2 356 717 91 65 41 53 148 255 4 ill - FLORIDA 146 179 140 139 1321 4336 155 279 131 352 917 2321 285 9 3532 KENTUCKY 249 101 M 64 10 504 1445 104 77 60 13 254 369 52 4 679 TENNESSEE 737 146 102 65 41 1091 3409 234 429 116 129 904 1878 166 5 2953 ALABAMA 153 35 19 f 214 1144 57 83 16 7 163 1040 167 1370 MISSISSIPPI 155 33 41 14 7 252 904 73 40 16 129 851 82 1062 ARKANSAS 42 67 109 496 1 69 10 91 538 116 2 784 LOUISIANA 276 141 187 58 74 736 3094 214 256 208 987 521 313 70 143 97 133 309 u| 6 1827 OKLAHOMA TEXAS 349 1267 178 364 33 687 3350 2060 10080 169 123 667 39 306 64 423 395 1919 1936 3499 I 14 BH 193 523 MONTANA IDAHO 66 1 24 6 23 1 97 526 24 275 4 10 11 4 21 157 i IT] WYOMING 40 199 1( W? 40 429 —f 5 474 479 COLORADO NEW MEXICO 't 1236 4298 136 923 fil 273 141 164 338 ??i 3166 499 190 2 1 4328 875 AR I Z ONA UTAH 297 411 26 46 112 82 ?i 1 10 504 2159 612 2708 n 65 96 65 37 41 107 212 1162 1342 105 79 3 1 1*82 1718 NEVADA 41 296 GUAM 175 48 114 2 14 16 16 WASHINGTON 460 180 365 160 1340 5306 271 395 248 222 1136 881 271 11 2303 OREGON CALIFORNIA 439 2860 1519 200 1254 104 1384 80 617 959 3575 7634 33241 89 1942 166 1570 49 113 1782 417 6742 1716 7181 134 1389 14 2281 15792 ALASKA 37 75 1448 480 HAWAII 62 11 33 13 156 635 19 48 63 12 1 76 PUERTO RICO 10 18 9 23 23 NEW ENGLAND MIDDLE ATLANTIC EAST NORTH CENTRAL 2525 2360 1263 1677 496 1179 1771 lf!270 59*95 19632 76956 2511 2519 2146 2821 4374 5688 9997 16376 17927 4330 21123 19521 2962 3894 5293 57 184 333 17346 7026 8226 3478 4093 2621 3244 2766 2298 3876 4149 4528 4822 3598 3268 41577 43074 WEST NORTH CENTRAL 3367 1480 1008 726 548 7129 29252 1326 1405 765 1917 5413 7478 1279 23 14193 SOUTH ATLANTIC EAST SOUTH CENTRAL hSJ 1315 I 1967 162 sii 8293 31349 2061 6902 2516 468 2060 625 1595 192 1729 165 7900 1450 7656 4138 2366 467 6§ 17982 6064 WEST SOUTH CENTRAL MOUNTAIN PACIFIC AND INSULAR 1934 27|6° 1846 271 m 3592 17020 2697 11432 10089 42842 in 1115 600 2131 561 806 3389 1899 8381 6494 1325 2? 509 11231 iH? 290 1685 885 2317 321 1763 519 2170 6993 9790 375 1795 9274 20475 SOURCE: NRC, Commission on Human Resources.

127 APPENDIX E ONE HUNDRED PhD-GRANTING INSTITUTIONS LARGEST IN NUMBERS OF PhD's, 1920-1974, BY SEX AND FIELD GROUP. WITH TOTALS AND RANK ORDERS BY TIME PERIOD ^c s Men c* y • * o c Women £ y s r? f ?* y » o1- • f f ?/ ? J / / SS i £ -?O ? ^ 7 < / 41 V?C? r •4^0 » o v o >* a t ' /* *f ' ff ?£ 4 <? / fcJ? C fl/v rB C *? .Ci jTfl» ""f fcy W .^ 4l V ** 151* 310 431 2235 1276 948 940 M iff 348 6356 4821 48 f Z2J 69 62 263 10 687 1 J8SJ 1970-1974 I TOTAL 1920-1974 1 PER 1000 TOTAL 1960-1969 2 622 799 512 51 183 38 107 1 it!( 350 1091 24.4 557 IKl 753 1*6 507 1367 19.9 3790 14967 35.5 35 134 25.5 3 6 23.3 125 *82 *6.6 128 259 19 67 29.9 147 690 1958 29.9 2 **82 16929 34.4 4295 60.0 2492 **.4 20.0 41.1 323 17.7 4 >r•': COLUMBIA UNIV/NY 1920-1959 1 1369 194 308 1317 1637 377 1238 6758 178 111 339 467 39 444 1651 1 8410 1960-1969 6 1970-1974 13 688 366 341 181 289 908 507 1027 569 278 150 84 39 3528 1903 |1 100 64 !?6 384 330 n ';} 952 4 2 4484 2708 803 7 TOTAL 1920-1974 2 PER 1000 TOTAL 2423 25.5 828 18.8 798 11.1 2732 41.1 3233 57.7 805 *6.6 1361 19.9 12189 29.9 273 51.1 19.9 345 32.2 898 70.0 179 78.8 27522 3406 51.1 10.0 15602 32.2 HARVARD UNIV/MA 1920-1959 Z 1960-1969 * 1970-1974 7 1*30 »8 643 1565 1§?38 638 499 439 6845 *052 2537 76 t tn 276 1O 67 90 745 7590 4699 3158 966 548 309 242 806 540 *42 252 341 50 34 100 258 240 I 15 107 645 621 2 TOTAL 1920-1974 3 260 2 138 2 294* 334 1194 2911 3809 1193 10*0 13*34 160 308 *67 774 31 264 2011 15447 PER 1000 TOTAL 30.0 7.7 16.6 **.4 67.7 68.8 15.5 31.1 30.0 7.7 29.9 36.6 47.7 13.3 1*.4 30.0 3.3 31.1 CALIF. U-BERKELEY 1920-1959 9 1960-1969 1 {if? 18$ 1758 774 Dt .] 413 426 \lll 68? 160 139 6 11 ill 983 5556 5788 788 560 4 1** 150 110 600 146 TOTAL 1920-1974 4 1970-1974 Z 650 725 *94 567 365 125 235 3162 50 5 140 164 175 21 122 677 249 *068 PER 1000 TOTAL 3729 1831 2518 2129 1664 227 1074 13177 201 9 *** *19 424 38 395 15432 39.9 *0.0 35.5 32.2 29.9 13.3 15.5 31.1 37.7 34.4 *2.2 32.2 25.5 16.6 17.7 28.8 594.4 31.1 ILL. U. URBANA-CHAMP 1920-1959 6 1949 506 1059 VI 2 959 109 268 5043 103 1 102 38 143 10 „ 444 5487 1960-1969 1 1970-1974 I TOTAL 1920-1974 5 PER 1000 TOTAL 1158 671 3778 39.9 1051 581 931 524 493 364 219 179 529 491* 3399 69 5 109 97 308 29.9 62 124 163 430 26.6 16 92 167 477 1 3.1 5392 *017 1*896 30.0 25155 35.5 *83 1599 24.4 JJ!t 507 29.9 566 46 218 40.0 111 213 16.6 H 306 16.6 617 1 538 23.3 MICHIGAN* UNIV OF 1920-1959 9 1073 S71 859 671 731 101 389 4392 74 34.4 3 136 109 120 23.3 92 936 1 4929 1960-1969 5 1970-1974 4 779 *33 m III 70* 617 655 525 $ 469 4077 3062 n 1 4 175 145 207 H l" ?07 1 4620 3770 **o 506 1 2285 1773 1777 1992 1911 1364 11531 143 326 *07 472 44 384 1786 3.1 13319 PER 1000 TOTAL 24.* 39.9 25.5 30.0 33.3 23.3 19.9 27.7 26.6 31.1 31.1 28.8 19.9 20.0 26.6 27.7 OHIO STATE UNIV 1920-1959 11 1657 m m 768 448 418 110 568 4436 40 3 1 ?i 96 83 82 67 17 131 437 1 4874 1960-1969 'I *86 163 646 3440 26 I il 133 *30 3870 1970-1974 9 388 347 *32 401 326 155 749 2804 35 115 89 56 262 619 3423 TOTAL 1920-1974 f PER 1000 TOTAL ill! 1150 25.5 2011 28.8 1655 25.5 1192 21.1 *28 24.4 1963 28.8 10680 25.5 101 18.8 19.9 17*7 294 23.3 238 1*.4 138 60.0 526 28.8 1486 22.2 1 1.1 12167 25.5 CHICAGO, UNIV OF/IL 192CK1959 * 1960-1969 17 1970-1974 18 1592 tit 1510 70* 973 573 5879 138 1 Zii 291 263 '§9 ?i 46 1071 ll 6952 TOTAL 1920-1974 8 PER 1000 TOTAL 622 385 283 185 496 387 **3 in 202 2470 1804 1 3.3 43 135 139 68 1** 2246 2559 26.6 1347 19.9 2710 41.1 1803 32.2 1016 58.8 673 9.9 10153 24.4 211 323 30.0 525 475 28.8 155 68.8 186 93 1889 28.8 19 12061 24.4 NEK YORK UNIVERSITY 39.9 28.8 1920-1959 8 1960-1969 8 1970-1974 9 TOTAL 1920-1974 9 PER 1000 TOTAL 727 •0 256 242 660 383 370 196 1581 707 397 2685 39.9 *053 45 m Pi il 901 779 789 2469 37.7 4954 3834 2995 11783 24.4 ill fu 76 12.2 170 II? 1880 28.8 507 **3 14) 3054 2199 9306 22.2 *0 31 1 115 189 12 S?!t 1 ,2.1 1535 16.6 m 1333 23.3 709 •ct 8.8 40.0 24.4 CORNELL UNIV/NY 1920-1959 7 1068 298 1863 641 938 56 270 *746 94 2 216 89 36 39 594 5340 1960-1969 15 1970-1974 15 602 519 *34 310 832 555 *00 331 1^ 212 93 2841 32 40 2 3 96 65 88 33 11 It III 1 3164 2449 7?? 2103 64 194 I 1.1 TOTAL 1920-1974 10 PER 1000 TOTAL 2189 23.3 10*2 23.3 3250 45.5 1372 20.0 fi!l 575 8.8 9690 23.3 126 23.3 27.7 238 18.8 ll" 35?°5 1?? 1262 19.9 10953 22.2 MINNESOTA.U-MINNEAPL 1920-1959 12 1960-1969 9 762 469 m 1609 737 ?« lit 3964 34 23 3 90 55 '!? w 10 61 402 982 603 '•'. 398 3354 10 89 351 3705 1970-1974 10 TOTAL 1920-1974 11 259 ^ 535 3126 493 325 372 2385 9703 34 * f 62 207 147 93 245 17 37 116 473 1226 2 2860 10931 1*86 1833 1098 2.7 1018 91 373 266 2 PER 1000 TOTAL 15.5 19.9 44.4 27.7 19.9 14.4 1*.4 23.3 17.7 27.7 19.9 29.9 1*.4 16.6 14.4 18.8 i.I 22.2 STANFORD UNIV/CA 1920-1959 14 919 324 293 393 394 3T 799 2787 10 37 45 110 15} 373 3162 1960-1969 10 752 1027 175 366 **2 111 373 3257 31 £, 46 73 98 77 334 3591 1970-1974 If. 521 716 151 31* 312 96 233 2345 28 1 SO 76 150 4 70 386 3 TOTAL 1920-1974 12 PER 1000 TOTAL 1862 19.9 2067 45.5 619 8.8 1033 15.5 11*8 20.0 244 14.4 2$?J 8389 20.0 89 16.6 133 12.2 194 358 21.1 7 3.3 300 16.6 1095 16.6 4.! 19?9 15.5 YALE UNIVERSITY/CT 1920-1959 10 1960-1969 19 1970-1974 27 % Hi 348 'lit 24| 315 4263 71 l|| •8 70 66 234 222 218 19 8 93 623 4886 i,7?? 334 170 21? 469 2384 1390 i 2 I TOTAL 1920-1974 13 1929 *87 962 1218 2324 790 318 8037 136 7.7 I 307 224 674 26 1423 9460 PER 1000 TOTAL 20.0 10.0 13.3 18.8 41.1 45.5 4.4 19.9 25.5 29.9 17.7 -.1.1 11.1 2.2 21.1 19.9 INDIANA U BLOOMNGTON 1920-1959 25 410 168 274 254 91 629 1827 20 29 33 91 115 252 2079 389 251 397 625 234 1076 2983 18 42 68 129 8 253 518 3501 1 970—1 974 8 252 205 341 537 165 933 2434 1* 47 54 209 20 226 572 1 3007 TOTAL 1920-1974 1* PER 1000 TOTAL 1051 11.1 624 l?!i 1*16 25.5 490 28.8 2638 38.8 7244 17.7 9*1 lie 11.1 12?! ,333 31?t 1342 20.0 l.t PURDUE UNIVERSITY/IN •M 562 28 If i 1920-1959 20 1960-1969 13 1970-1974 1* TOTAL 1920-1974 15 PER lOOOt TOTAL III 399 11? 394 39 73 J 2274 3128 2267 7669 18.8 26 J 2 34.4 J 9 24 110 2384 A A 3 78 in w.i 471 Z. 189 296 595 9.9 .11! 1** iiH 3320 2641 2063 21.1 2018 28.8 I9J 9.9 2.2 27?7 MASS INST TECHNOLOGY 1920-1959 16 196O-1969 16 1970-1974 22 1588 1163 1103 ill in i 13 g 2893 32 3 8 11 2 27 2 67 93 133 2960 3138 201* 730 1386 772 30*0 1881 *1 8 6 43 4?? 2 1* 5 TOTAL 1920-1974 16 PER 1000 TOTAL 3481 36.6 3261 72.2 329 *.4 534 70 i.I 781* 18.8 141 26.6 .~I lit IS 7.? 8112 16.6 8.8 0.0 MICHIGAN STATE UNIV 1920-1959 32 202 7* 969 178 21 2 164 1219 9 2& 14 1 j* SO 4 1313 1960-1969 12 237 767 572 287 155 785 3218 15 1 35 49 34 25 115 27 1 3*89 TOTAL 1920-1974 17 PER 1000 TOTAL 1970-1974 6 353 154 626 491 233 164 802 2825 28 3.1 5^ 97 M 20 1 98 45 7 3282 955 10.0 *67 10.0 1962 27.7 1241 18.8 548 9.9 321 18.8 2??5 7262 17.7 110 10.0 156 12.2 103 6.6 46 818 12.2 4 6.6 808* 16.6 20.0 18.8

128 APPENDIX E Continued *® « IOWA, UNIVERSITY OF 1920-1959 13 634 134 388 631 748 132 429 3096 28 1 75 131 130 5 130 500 3596 1960-1969 22 331 137 236 296 139 416 2012 10 1 25 42 44 6 129 257 2269 1970-1974 26 228 115 190 259 329 95 355 1573 13 2 30 38 75 10 90 258 1831 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 18 1193 12.2 386 8.8 81* 11.1 J!!? 366 20.0 6681 15.5 II 15.5 130 12.2 211 16.6 249 15.5 21 9.9 349 18.8 1015 15.5 I!?! 9.9 CALIF, U-LOS ANGELES 1920-1959 44Q 234 248 iii 3 114 II 28 6 • 46 157 1501 29 442 413 134* 15 to 33 i 1960-1969 1970-1974 14 61* jjgl 318 362 J97 972 327 346 854 149 270* 22*7 6295 103, 129 266 134 171 132 1*6 484 590 1231 UI8 U 397 115 267 327 924 5 101 209 734 1087 338 7529 PER 1000 TOTAL 16.6 13.3 16.6 15.5 15.5 13.3 15.5 14.4 34.4 19.9 20.0 20.0 17.7 18.8 4.4 15.5 PENNSYLVANIA, U OF 1920-1959 IT 507 80 429 585 701 21 210 2533 21 95 76 111 3 57 423 3 ^959 1960-1969 1970-1974 12 n\ 383 214 458 *07 l8i 49 §8 ',05 US? IS I 69 tig 11 ill 261 165 1 60 *27 TOTAL 1920-1974 20 1215 724 808 1*50 1505 I *26 6304 107 7.7 1 224 225 **9 40 7l7 U65 3 7492 PER 1000 TOTAL 12.2 16.6 11.1 21.1 26.6 9.9 6.6 15.5 20.0 21.1 17.7 27.7 17.7 .7 4.4 15.5 23 550 «I 1 III 87 i 1912 11 27 30 70 13.3 ?43 29 94 101 7 9 57 233 2145 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 18 608 362 1520 16.6 145 106 338 19.9 2498 1848 6258 14.* 2 7.1 39 79 147 11.1 12f! & 336 1? 14.4 \l HJ 18.8 %l 13.3 *8 155 14.4 if! 19.9 *50 10.0 983 17.7 948 13.3 15.5 IS.1! NORTHWESTERN UNIV/IL 1920-1959 1960-1969 19 521 349 139 238 130 507 96 2070 1968 IS 1 6 60 104 4 • 76 43 Illl 24 470 312 429 103 '" 67 90 20 77 261 1951 1970-1974 23 if!{ 345 95 284 266 156 176 1586 27 6 42 95 98 365 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 22 954 21.1 *63 6.6 947 1*.4 1202 21.1 355 20.0 567 8.6 5624 13.3 1373 27.77 124 11.1 32 14.4 196 10.0 94* 14.4 656B 13.3 PENN STATE UNIV 1920-1959 27 623 178 286 213 66 1 362 1730 29 1 25 32 9 1 9 58 173 1903 1960-1969 21 671 279 331 223 116 23 533 2185 21 22 31 31 33 95 234 1 1970-1974 I9 428 229 261 227 137 77 *94 1858 28 37 si 50 19 92 277 2135 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 23 1722 18.8 686 15.5 878 12.2 663 10.0 319 i!I 1389 20.0 11:1 78 14.4 3.1 84 8.8 11* 317S 245 13.3 684 10.0 1.1 645S 13.3 SOUTHERN CALIF, U OF 327 5.5 6 23 8.6 37 91 1771 1920-1959 28 131 '10 142 326 515 1549 4 65 222 23 134 1*9 130 321 356 133 684 1915 6 14 68 84 18 147 337 2252 1970— 1974 16 139 228 96 315 215 132 755 1881 19 I 11.1 3 16 69 91 36 203 437 3.1 2 2320 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 24 *0* 4.4 387 8.8 us 963 1*.4 897 15.5 362 20.0 1954 28.8 5345 12.2 29 5.5 53 5.5 ilIS 240. 14.4 56 24.4 **1 23.3 996 15.5 83 COLUMBIA-TCHRS C/NY 1920-1959 1960-1969 13 i 2 fill \l\l 1 t 1 755 629 758 ISll 28 1 630 1970-1974 54 620 620 451 451 1071 TOTAL 1920-1974 25 i 2 1 4183 4187 i 2 1 1835 6026 PER 1000 TOTAL 0.0 0.0 0.0 60.0 10.0 o.o o.o O.O 98.8 27.7 12.2 IOWA STATE UNIV 1920-1959 21 660 184 1072 153 2 44 2115 36 2 58 16 • 124 1 2240 26 582 *65 673 239 74 2033 17 30 18 19 1352 1 970— 1974 39 293 240 429 176 120 1258 13 7.1 21 3*1 24 9 26 94 1 1.1 5726 11.1 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 26 1535 16.6 889 19.9 2174 30.0 568 8.8 c.8 238 3.3 5406 12.2 66 12.2 109 10.0 44 19.9 2.2 319 4.4 WASHINGTON, U OF 1920-1959 30 434 47 233 241 196 25 1*8 1329 14 31 20 41 29 135 1464 1960-1969 25 550 223 331 316 369 136 88 2013 20 41 46 64 i 16 1 2206 1970-1974 20 370 234 283 284 301 92 1*0 1707 28 1 58 74 91 11 55 318 8 2033 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 27 1354 1*.4 504 11.1 §47 .2 • El li?i 253 14.4 I7! 50*9 12.2 11?? 1.1 130 12.2 1*0 11.1 il!t 7IJ 9?9 9 13.3 5703 11.1 "''IITlW™ °f 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 26 11 436 71 180 201 159 1 in 60- 90 165 in 1765 1452 1455 *672 1| 47 1( || s 3 ii; 2003 1691 318 212 966 189 [ 76 i Hi 149 508 479 1353 *65 942 1920 8.1 540 9.9 1*6 165 194 34 561* PER 1000 TOTAL 10.0 7.7 11.1 9.9 19.9 11.1 8.8 3.3 13.3 13.3 11.1 15.5 18.8 14.4 11.1 JOHNS HOPKINS U/HD 1920-1959 1960-1969 18 37 792 Hi 687 292 278 454 235 9 45 2478 1261 46 1 Uf 11 128 50 42 385 151 2863 1412 325 173 2 18 22 67 6 114S 1970-1974 50 201 117 233 180 168 15 916 16 5 65 62 9 224 5 TOTAL 1920-1974 29 1318 542 1212 631 857 11 78 4655 84 6 230 138 245 57 760 5 5420 PER 1000 TOTAL 13.3 12.2 17.7 9.9 15.5 0.0 i.I 11.1 15.5 23.3 21.1 10.0 14.4 3.3 11.1 7.T 11.1 PRINCETON UNIV/NJ •1 110 62 *9 221 609 *56 311 1376 5 2181 1877 1135 5193 e | Ii 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 If 30 i2y ?|96 616 44 21 70 1 1 4 4 3 23 9 47 56 1 2o!3 201 877 16 16 5 95 112 1 27 1 PER 1000 TOTAL 21.1 13.3 3.3 13.3 24.4 4.4 0.0 12.2 3.3 15.5 0.0 2.2 3.3 0.0 Ul. 6.6 10.0 MARYLAND, UNIV OF 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 37 30 24 31 327 36 165 437 i *t iff mi \i 28 \l 10 21 80 111 8.8 30* 73 118 7.7 2 74 180 97 185 itti l$ *42 397 1166 12.2 198 399 8.8 361 7.7 tit 4.4 30 39 2.2 332 673 9.9 1520 4040 9.9 59 11.1 7.1 10 70* 10.0 NC * U OF-CHAPEL HILL 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 31 IS 3303? 209 i 119 265 422 359 332 3 54 53 104 1*2 105 1292 \l 13 23 *3 62 41 76 77 1 U 170 ili 1 1*63 15*7 1632 U 182 248 284 328 1336 1286 1 44 67 161 2 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 32 889 9.9 22 549 7.7 877 13.3 1113 19.9 110 6.6 351 5.5 3914 9.9 7"? lJ?28 ilM 316 19.9 1.1 87 4.4 727 11.1 i.i *6*2 0.0 3. 9.9 MISSOURI ,U-COLUMB I 4 1920-1959 35 228 47 285 78 HO 2| 389 1135 11 4 28 6 35 108 12*3 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 35 29 33 193 128 549 5.5 86 1*9 282 6.6 327 339 951 13.3 202 238 160 169 39 97 365 343 1097 15.5 1373 1*63 3971 9.9 * 22 4.4 12 5.5 16 n nil 1? S?I 108 171 i i 1.1 JttJ 4K ?!? ??? « 7.1 4.4 ii 106 6.6 387 5.5 CATHOLIC U AMER/OC 1920-1959 1960-1969 l\ i'fi 7 59 227 118 334 572 195 tit 1507 868 25? g 1$ Zli ii 94 591 f?8 62 47 136 119 41 93 329 i.! 906 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 62 34 1*2 III 90 26 144 133 95 *f?l 109 347 5.5 692 3067 7.7 10 83 15.5 9? 9.9 162 14.4 4!? 26.6 25 78 34.4 iifl 213 'l7373 *SJ IS 2.2 442 iKl 3.3 6.6

129 APPENDIX E Continued 1 / Men / rfomen 4, C t — i 7 « > o* ' ,' g *t r g .1 1 • ? <( C / F * j t *,/ w * f > y f *'« // * 4 1 . ft • U 6 £, 'O // / y $/ y - RUTGERS UNIV/NJ J f? 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 11 35 35 187 38 ?*! ?7? 21 15 99 880 1338 1128 3346 if 2 1 1 35 170 17 6 940 1548 336 182 705 280 1277 108 166 295 I?? 248 18 2, 208 238 545 28 23 62 85 6 5 11 67 99 183 210 1 PER 1000 TOTAL CASE WESTRN RSRvE/DH 42 4 t.?33 8.8 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 40 303 434 318 351 269 122 136 147 810 9 1? 21 29 29 26 54 54 46 123 933 3i 101 166 137 131 43 181 62 1434 1 ii 1? 46 1647 1313 TOTAL 1920-1974 36 1055 687 280 425 414 98 315 3299 49 I 79 134 177 41 108 594 3893 PER 1000 TOTAL 11.1 15.5 4.4 6.6 7.7 5.5 4.4 7.7 9.9 3.3 7.7 10.0 10.0 18.8 5.5 9.9 8. 8 FLORIDA, UNIV OF 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 50 169 282 2*| 78 4] 111 m 8 16 10 i! 4 22 15 31 28 654 32 202 222 243 231 187 127 71 2 r*» 9 96 JH 1640 1465 TOTAL 1920-1974 37 653 490 673 496 264 97 657 3332 34 ii T « 74 9 184 427 3759 PER 1000 TOTAL COLORADO. U-BOULOER 7.7 1920-1959 45 245 18 115 77 80 217 752 1* 27 • 25 31 105 857 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 36 447 240 932 129 107 97 319 244 168 37 78 115 174 m i? 44 23 35 if? 45 2 7 9 44 ,36 168 256 529 1474 38 38 281 \ll i 30 80 PER 1000 TOTAL 5.5 4.4 602 3.3 7.7 37?7 SYRACUSE UNIV/ NY 9.9 9.9 7.7 6.6 7.7 7.7 8.8 9.9 8.8 4.4 7.7 8.8 1920-1959 1960-1969 44 42 208 96 '8 .-'.'. 79 4 21 136 259 814 1194 8 12 10 I 12 1 31 78 892 153 _ 7 28 8 40 130 1324 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 36 39 164 555 109 298 251 343 59 84 ft? 1192 3200 14 1 15 32 73 123 38 78 8 ei 230 438 1 1 1423 3639 321 34 152 8 • 8 f • r 36 297 224 211 190 75 40 1037 15 41 28 43 1 s 133 1170 1960-1969 40 237 40 248 233 238 104 105 1205 10 44 22 28 3 16 123 6 1334 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 53 40 134 668 65 183 655 183 627 207 635 37 90 899 42? 48 133 48 98 49 1 31 52 197 | 1097 7.7 105 I 453 PER 1000 TOTAL 2.2 9.9 9.9 11.1 12.2 3.3 7.7 8.8 12.2 7.7 7.7 2.2 2.2 6.6 10.0 7.7 BOSTON UNIVERSITY/MA l 8 80 184 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 III 119 169 107 If( 918 I 16 62 83 53 1102 73 229 79 503 8? 177? 2707 ii! 9 22 11* 291 373 4? 395 34 3?4° 848 i.i 1 i 1145 3556 PER 1000 TOTAL 2.2 3.3 6.6 9.9 28.8 11.1 6.6 6.6 10.0 12.2 8.8 9.9 20.0 12.2 7.7 KANSAS. UNIV OF 1920-1959 46 259 8 167 116 6 145 738 1 25 15 9 9 69 807 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 40 348 191 798 98 91 197 222 190 579 165 228 138 156 336 3 246 203 594 1222 14 3 1 . 1 I, 17 84 116 26 112 1334 1350 3491 PER 1000 TOTAL FLORIDA STATE UNIV 40 42 8.8 509 38 41 1097 3057 60 95 13 III • • f 1920-1959 8 1 52 24 54 36 4 48 218 ^ 4 I 9 8 27 245 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 246 249 547 163 184 383 19 104 394 520 962 1121 1359 ii J? 32 41 41 99 II? 611 1350 1714 3309 28 4 4 165 2698 ii i 30 7! 170 277 PER 1OOO TOTAL 5.5 0.0 2.2 8.8 6.6 5.5 14.4 6.6 4.4 1.1 7.7 7.7 33.3 14.4 9.9 6.6 NEBRASKA, U-LINCOLN 1920-1959 43 179 189 174 78 6 204 830 5 T 22 14 16 64 894 1960-1969 46 156 21 207 134 95 23 440 1076 7 I I 13 18 2 46 97 1173 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 10OO TOTAL 47 159 494 5.5 32 if? 221 149 457 6.6 126 7? 4.4 307 951 13.3 1042 7 3!? 22 K 54 116 151 312 4.4 1193 3260 6.6 44 t!i 1:1 7.7 '<<7 3.3 r*.r* 4.4 i.i 6.6 OREGON. UNIV OF 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 70 It 62 28 36 IIS 21 171 489 318 l| 10 ii II 47 365 1359 185 140 44 77 1219 1239 20 J 140 45 450 31! 66 4 104 281 3244 1520 TOTAL 1920-1974 387 195 638 325 121 1110 2776 48 114 89 193 468 PER looo TOTAL 4.4 2 • 2 1 • 3 8*8 5 ''.*'' 1*1 10.0 6* 6 OKLAHOMA. U OF 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 60 103 163 127 7 4 42 43 144 84 361 215 11551 2 11 15 \l 67 477 44 170 184 216 iH 21 4 4 18 36 136 1291 46 116 69 . 1 3 183 195 JOTAL 1920-1974 46 393 293 465 405 271 670 2588 10 70 55 69 , | 398 2986 ER 1000 TOTAL ROCHESTER, UN IV OF/NY 1920-1959 41 8 333 3 240 78 171 825 13 49 15 26 103 92 8 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 284 237 854 72 143 133 516 113 142 333 184 156 511 858 834 2517 24 \ 32 115 37 57 120 m 1009 2915 68 143 147 59 51 398 PER 1000 TOTAL VIRGINIA, UNIV OF 2*2 o* A 6* o 1920-1959 *^ 370 f| lfl 7 •48 7 8 U 7 34 67 86 IK 238 159 171 838 13 e i 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 55 176 784 132 60 173 39? IS] 225 906 2592 10 \ 17 ii 39 82 2 2 65 106 156 1063 2902 PER 1000 TOTAL LA ST UNIV !. ACM C 48 8*8 209 460 30 50 309 6. 6 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 11 lit 27388 201 90 18 18?? 4 7 20 1 12 6 1 2 9 23 24 $4 636 1155 1062 189 68 173 IIS 66 122 915 It li 5 10 104 147 64 1 47 so 17 TOTAL 1920-1974 49 592 143 617 405 350 148 283 2538 113 13 315 PER 1000 TOTAL 6 • 6 795 8* 8 136 c*Li,sai,Jic9HNOLOG¥ 33 350 1281 3 1 4 • 1286 1960-1969 54 510 353 73 3 940 11 4 1 20 960 1970-1974 88 314 167 67 551 13 4 12 2 31 582 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 50 870 19.9 i!l 0.8 2772 6.6 5?S 8 30.0 Ii 0.5 i i.i l.l 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 63 50 43 51 147 268 66 74 71 34 69 ill 445 i if 25 2.2 4 23 38 65 5.5 ll 3! 66 102 5.5 if 459 1100 1260 2819 5.5 III 143 1015 181 149 152 181 395 6.6 108 12 121 257t 6.6 A 27 1 149 248 3.3 6.6 396 8.8 III 8.8 39 2.2 0.0

130 APPENDIX E Continued 1 1 / ten f *v 0* 0 (omen f f * / c M ? * // V c •f I A // % JT 1 ". f 1 ? / • /~/? t 41 // .^ rf £ \• g U / r -*r g TENN, U-KNOXVILLE 1920-1959 1960-1969 66 '" 1&9* 65 A\ ig 23*1 t-74 5 6 10 4 3 9 17 9 7 51 29 112 400 1970-1974 51 213 1 27 21 1086 42 167 138 225 227 58 8 274 1097 13 34 il 29 6 86 189 1286 TOTAL 1920-1974 52 535 264 503 427 106 I 597 2442 24 71 If l*| PER 1 000 TOTAL SUNY AT BUFFALO 6*6 *" 1 * 3 ' • ( " 5.5 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 71 6 A 4 126 196 342 664 9.9 279 739 3 9 20 2 39 2 64 7.7 6.6 3 23 42 68 9.5 li 8 40 H; 62 ill li It! 196 367 5.5 3! 4 12 39 2 73 B9 209 338 5.5 1 1462 1 2609 1.1 5.5 53 4.4 3!! 51 3.3 0.0 7.7 FOROHAM UNIV/NY 1920-1959 1960-1969 H 130 82 11 173 l|| 2 105 761 ia 37 85 59 Z78 i 174 1245 697 85 I 72 442 22 21 255 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL ill 43 49 2.2 95 272 4.4 165i 3.3 9 7? 6.6 43 187 1*.4 91 1 i 73 ,11 lit? 2 654 2 2596 3.3 5.5 359 21.1 14.4 MAYNE STATE UNIV/MI 1920-1959 74 110 27 4 4 9 120 265 9 6 1 27 39 304 1960-1969 49 225 24 76 130 129 341 931 17 1 30 41 ?a 98 215 1146 1970-1974 52 161 29 82 156 69 22 389 908 15 24 46 2B 6 106 225 1 1134 TCTAL 1920-1974 55 9?l 53 290 202 27 850 37 88 56 6 231 7?7 1 2584 PER 1000 TOTAL 1 • 1 2104 1 60 * - ' 1*1 S*S OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV 1920-1959 6o 49 19 o a 6 233 1 1 13 15 248 1960-1969 1970-1974 47 152 284 191 III 98 99 274 365 1085 3 2 1 9 1 11 4 16 55 72 148 1157 1158 48 92 ,6 13 1010 3 115 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 96 494 10.0 584 3?3 oil 2t?f 7.7 222 21 1.1 OJ 183 9.9 235 3.3 2563 5.5 in 0.0 0.0 TEXAS ACM UNIVERSITY 1920-1959 73 57 41 195 12 309 3 12 3 33 36 305 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 52 44 if 237 229 210 480 10.0 376 393 964 13.3 39 88 139 2.2 93 975 1177 2457 986 244 10 10 0.0 ill 3J! K i.l 10 10 0.0 75 86 1.1 m 0.0 311 4.4 0.0 1.1 WASHINGTON UNIV/MO 1920-1959 48 217 47 179 115 45 1 57 661 4 49 21 12 1 10 98 759 1960-1969 65 183 136 155 68 49 50 703 a 1 24 40 24 8 10 115 1970-1974 65 138 149 70 148 100 48 27 681 8 1 36 53 40 10 14 162 I ^ ff- - TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 58 538 7*7 311 418 2045 I2? 7.7 10?3 76 19 34 8ROWN UNIVERSITY/RI 1920-1959 47 408 6 83 19 128 13 4 712 15 26 26 1 1 80 792 1960-1969 1970-1974 St 317 ?! 56 124 ii? 6 J 730 10 27 15 18 23 33 74 I 89 130 i 111 TOT AL 192Q— 1974 CO 987 1 66 171 2.2 ,6^ ft 3?? 133 ••i ••s.'s TOO j.aga T.T £ft i £.yii 1.1 4.4 PER 1000 TOTAL 10.0 3.3 4.4 1.1 0.0 8.8 6.6 0.0 0.0 .4.4 OREGON STATE UNIV 1920-1959 62 130 15 234 5 62 446 2 7 i 15 25 471 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TCTAL 56 60 60 255 ill 447 417 33 ft IT* 302 4.4 880 15 li 1 4 3 8 2.1 2*1 49 68 2 »? IU 2 906 ,H 0.1 1098 15.5 62 4 3.! 2IIS o.o 0.0 O.O 6.6 0.0 GEORGIA. UNIV OF 1920-1959 1960-1969 113 67 1| 201 81 . 30 59 2 i) 9 83 6 126 1 7?! 87 188 646 7 1.1 10 14 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 2.2 6.1 58 394 1205 1910 4.4 4.4 4.4 29 2?2 0.0 lill "? 1450 1 2281 1.1 4.4 ARIZONA, UNIV OF H 18 lit 4 48 15 •7 3 12 2 19 2 34 li j 1 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 1 pi jjj 110 155 835 999 1931 4 11 A l?j Ji! if 280 h 11 19lo-1959 84 23 197 220 1 6 A c*c 7 227 1960-1969 58 62 617 ii 25 1 858 5 1 45 3 6 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL ii 323 3.3 i?? 3.3 ,1^6 19.9 49 60 ii 1.1 1 2.1! « 1.1 164 1009 2154 4.4 0.0 0.0 4.4 11.1 10.0 2.2 MASS. U CF-AMHERST 1920-1959 88 36 145 16 197 3 . 10 207 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 85 37 64 11| 112 [I 21 48 435 20 25 4J ij| 71 109 163 420 124 145 il 1156 1790 it !'! 1394 PER i ooo TOTAL 308 434 2107 NC STATE U-RALEIGH 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 86 ?? iS 29 131 ii lOt 1 1 i ii 2 2 10 if ilii 371 324 20 810 27 106 159 956 6 14 204) TOTAL 1920-1974 65 490 179 1975 8 6 47 » 108 PER 1000 TOTAL NORTHERN COLORADO. U 10. 0 I. A l.l 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 73 59 248 248 847 664 ,S! & 68 66 27 27 7 7 0.0 7 9 1 0.0 9 i 0.0 K? 3 0.0 1 I 0.0 1 I 1 I 0.0 1 125 1 273 0.0 14.4 132 280 4.4 796 2039 4.4 0.0 0.0 24!°4 0.0 ""EtfoflHi"""" .- 59 14 35 - 136 206 453 5 . . 39 49 1 503 I960- 1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 99 51 1 il 12 t! 266 350 822 11.1 556 703 1712 4.4 2! 4 92 4 186 1.1 9.9 55 86 159 294 4.4 642 64 67 ii! 60 is 1.1 14 2.2 23 1 2007 1.1 4.4 217 12.2 2.2 3.3 1.1 CINCINNATI, U OF/OH 1920-1959 I960- 1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 51 77 74 240 208 112 46 80 109 96 97 35 70 65 ii 568 558 603 1729 4.4 B 1 21 jj 1 6)7 62a 28? 3.3 60 42 7.7 2 15 3 45 11.1 4.4 68 5.5 300 4.4 f! 1.1 194 2.2 3.3 4.4 4.4

131 APPENDIX E Continued Men Women / , / J / . // /„,/// Ol -- 0} i * * i y /I i f , /, / / ' // // / / / 4 i * f •f J / 4 /£ /3 $ / *y * -* CARNEG1E-MELLON U/PA o J 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOIAL 1920-1974 56 273 295 181 749 239 16 50 61 3 i i 11 5*3 61 84 69 Si* i 11 it 1 2 I 3 19 37 67 1 618 1 1990 7.7 911 0.5 127 66 1922 24 I PER 1000 TCTAL 20.0 1.1 1.1 3.3 0.0 4.4 6.6 11.1 0.0 1.1 0.0 1.1 1.1 *.4 ST LOUIS UNIV/MO 141 102 63 M 18 Ii 424 It U *I \l 1 U 13* a? I 960-1 969 75 115 76 4J **3 M 1 1970-1974 73 95 51 91 134 32 175 579 9 19 *0 i 65 190 769 TOTAL 1920-1974 70 351 216 222 146 57 253 1**6 51 48 90 196 143 530 1976 PER 1000 TOTAL CONNECTICUT. UNIV OF 3.3 ^* * *f f * f Hal 0 • 0 8> 8 82 63 121 110 4} 1 63 >':/ 4 * 9 1 10 24 28 8 26 239 1960-1969 1970-1974 62 63 79 93 132 11* 116 3 218 211 IS H 1 92 150 8efr 71 87 3 727 1 TOTAL 1920-1974 294 172 291 264 157 49* 1676 17 1 4a 62 *3 99 268 194* PER 1 000 TOTAL "",120^959" OF/IN 53 71 346 24 36 IS 62 1 2? 508 595 8 6 16 3 9 i? 2 55 963 1960-1969 268 85 41 129 102 697 1970-1974 78 176 108 50 102 115 6 34 591 9 1* 15 33 4 a 83 674 TOTAL 1920-1974 72 790 217 127 181 306 1 66 1694 68 36 27 87 4 18 240 193* PER 1000 TOTAL 8.8 4.4 l.i 2.2 3.3 0.0 ill *.4 12.2 3.3 2.2 3.9 1.1 i.I 3.3 4.4 WASHINGTON STATE U 68 68 IT 41 1920-1959 202 360 8 4 15 379 1 1960-1969 68 1*6 * 241 103 27 190 716 0.1 9 11 1 13 760 a 4 6 44 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL ?! *0 0.0 223 666 9.9 if i.i o.i III 9.3 Jti \\ IS oil 60 vANOERBIIT UN1V/TN 161 4.4 2.2 0.0 1920-1959 51 116 54 7} 30 444 2 16 1 29 1 49 493 1960-1969 M 169 37 80 1*0 141 74 641 3 19 21 23 1 67 1 709 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 % 90 375 57 94 94 i!3 557 7 1 56 3 *0 92 642 PER 1000 TOTAL 228 9.9 838 1642 2.2 GEC WASHINGTON U/OC 3.3 2.2 3.3 8.8 3.3 2.2 3.3 3.9 9.9 1.1 3.3 1.1 3.3 1920-1959 99 66 3 144 63 32 19 71 398 2 40 If 4 2 26 8} 487 1960-1969 83 39 29 90 82 26 63 106 439 4 17 26 6 1 27 ?1 516 1970-1974 71 21 42 53 119 *0 139 1** 598 7 33 44 34 1 55 4 772 TOTAL 1920-1974 H 166 74 287 264 98 221 321 1*31 13 90 a9 44 4 108 34* 1775 PER 1000 TOTAL l.l i.I 4.4 4.4 i.I 12.2 4.4 3.3 2.2 8.8 6.6 2.2 i.I Ki 3.3 KENTUCKY, UNIV OF 1 920— 1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 67 6 ii 5 '"'~ 125 42 •4 340 579 607 4 12 I 11 376 74 75 110 106 3 52 lit ?0 19 HJ 3l 42 119 656 1 727 TOTAL 1920-1974 76 "f 60 275 41* 176 15 293 1526 23 36 *6 62 65 232 1 1759 PER 1000 TOTAL TULANE U OF LA 1.1 3 • 3 11 i 1 1920-1959 78 6 18 1?? >" 4 18 14 37 4 12 If ill • * ' . f t 259 818 1960-1969 65 121 50 10 694 42 T 1970-1974 83 80 38 120 92 134 25 *89 8 28 52 1 138 TOTAL 1920-1974 77 277 2 2 68 389 233 383 39 1*05 535 93 44 727 f 1 299 1705 POLYTECHNIC INST NY 1*1 9*3 8.8 3.3 • . • 3.3 Om 0 l.l 3. 3 1920-1959 >ii 945 55 346 186 1 533 12 12 1960-1969 197O-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 1?6 297 236 719 15.5 2 2 0.0 600 € \l | T» 15.? 1.1 fl 618 13 1 0*0 0.0 ALABAMA, UNIVER OF IS J| 2 63 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 1 22 4 if g J '! 1 f 114 181 100 !i 4? 43 It- 570 597 {* * 17 12 3 l" 298 3!? 7.7 16 22 126 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 79 114 92 78 160 159 i16 2?1 TS? a in'o 303 1562 KANSAS STATE UNIV • 1920-1959 85 76 1 139 216 1 225 1960-1969 1970-1974 79 76 145 lit W 291 249 || 573 T if 4 5 | jw 30 96 642 8 i i 6 a n| ih TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 80 339 *t? 679 9.9 *0 0.0 96 i.I 1*30 3.3 16 1 3.3 3.3 51 4.4 7 12 9.3 CEO PEABOOY COLL/TN 3.3 9 2.2 74 1 468 640 4 0.0 0.0 1.1 y^ 1920-1959 4f 2 ? 11 18 1 43 717 1960-1969 1970-1974 93 122 9 68 49 f?? 377 274 2 :I J| 79 1 452 TOTAL 1920-1974 at 56 • 1 90 1*8 | 888 1291 6 48 32 7.1 'l 1522 PER 1000 TOTAL 0.0 0.0 2.2 2.2 0.0 12.2 3.3 i.I 3.3 i.t 3.3 1.1 3.3 ARIZONA STATE UNIV 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 in ill 14 4) | sit 76 81 97 94 Ii 48 IP 10 71 457 6 4 l| 4. , , 59 174 61 157 80 1* 380 759 17 933 TOTAL 1920-1974 82 151 64 128 24 81 625 1230 10 29 j^ 2 159 234 1464 PER 1000 TOTAL l.i 3.3 0.0 1.1 0.0 4.4 9.9 2.2 i.I 1.1 2.2 i.i 0.0 8.8 1.3 3.3 RENSSELAER POLY I/NY 77 70 M j? 1920-1959 1960-1969 3 2 671 18 t 1 265 312 10 702 1970-1974 103 in 226 26 12 2 12 452 10 2 j | 1 8 *70 TOTAL 1920-1974 83 626 695 31 14 I 22 1393 30 i t • 4, j. 1*37 PER 1000 TOTAL 6.6 15.5 0.0 0.0 0.0 in 3.3 5.5 19.9 0.0 0.0 0.0 0. 0 2.2 OENVER, UNIV OF/CO 1920-1959 65 121 113 . 138 373 .« „ 1 20 M 429 1960-1969 82 • • ** 82 160 2 151 450 2 20 32 29 83 533 1970-197* 10* 24 50 91 70 44 99 374 2 33 25 10 23 93 467 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 8* o?8 2?J 294 343 6.6 2*J 1?5 12?2? 77 4.4 II 3?f $ AMERICAN UNIV/OC 4.4 0.0 4.4 1920-1959 69 87 23 4 9 it* 3? i? * ttl 1 1 || J 2 537 III 1960-1969 oil 176 18 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 100O TOTAL 9* 85 1 26 105 t.I 1*1 100 'ill 2!i U 8 19 1.1 3*1 93 520 1396 2.2 1?? ] 0.0 708 10.0 7.7 o.i 6.6 2.2 Kl

132 APPENDIX E Continued M I en lomen / p ? 2 ff// / 1 ? 4 t -V J // // ( f i 7 & • 7 * f o ' / * +t °* g- *y /j t£ t?^) NEW MEXICO, UNIV OF 1920-1959 97 1960-1969 91 1970-1974 66 TOTAL 1920-1974 86 PER 1000 TOTAL 35 10 38 92 408 658 1158 2.2 i 11 |[ 113 459 822 1394 2.2 108 111 254 2.2 75 $ M 87 20* 290 4.4 * 8 9 0.0 5?i it! 3.3 illCE UN1VERSITY/TX 1920-1959 79 1960-1969 81 1970-1974 91 TOTAL 1920-1974 87 PER 1000 TOTAL 0.0 14 2. 2.2 5.5 200 1 8 246 1 16 il 76 257 267 212 679 160 311 30 25 86 25 38 2.'! 510 4 78 1234 12 17 1 , 1 i 76 0*0 1.1 9 4.4 "1 GEORGETOWN UNIV/OC 1920-1959 61 J 960- 1969 94 970-1974 115 AL 1920-1974 88 PER 1000 TOTAL f. m f. 2*2 439 I1*1 3*3 3. 3 0.0 1*1 1 113 79 73 265 2.2 M ill 36* 6.6 J IT 1 if +H 17 26 1 9 34 45 88 5.5 475 7 11 22 Ii 54 207 2.2 67 280 4.4 o.4 3*3 449 SOUTHERN ILL UNIV 1920-1959 169 1 • i 1960-1969 92 1970-1974 67 TOTAL 1920-1974 89 PER 1000 TOTAL 15 1 I 46 53 99 1.1 20§ 325 4.4 83 110 194 3.3 50- 63 3.3 iffl 2 li? 1 1 10 16 608 76 4.4 4* 453 818 1272 2.2 8 113 HOUSTON, U OF/TX 0.0 5.5 0.0 iff M h 1920-1959 90 1960-1969 96 1970-1974 79 TOTAL 1920-1974 90 PER 1000 TOTAL 47 46 17 1*0 10* 298 4.4 5 88 ,147 142 4 1 0.0 18 |5 166 47 64 3 3 0.0 15 15 0.0 435 hi 6 1|9 673 0.0 1035 2.2 5.5 i o.4 3.3 0.0 ARKANSAS.U-FAYETTVLE 1920-1959 106 1960-1969 80 86 22 35 4 45 • 62 2% 52%° 1 3 2 14 i 3 10 1970-1974 86 82 45 52 51 24 88 184 526 8 30 50 574 it! 6 7 8 5 31 65 TOTAL 1920-1974 91 PER 1000 TOTAL 91 1.1 100 60 1.1 150 8.8 474 6.6 9 1.1 9 0.0 9 i 2.2 64 3.3 125 I.I 1255 2.2 in 0.0 ILLINOIS INST TECH 1920-1959 75 132 us T 24 2 284 1 2 2 y T 291 1960-1969 86 171 223 22 51 3 470 10 2 9 J2 1 34 504 1970-1974 116 92 142 19 99 3 9 364 11 3 6 22 2 J 45 TOTAL 1920-1974 92 PER 1000 TOTAL 395 iKl 48 174 I 0.0 1* 4!! 22 4.4 T I.1! 36 2.2 409 0.0 2.2 0.0 27.7 0.0 0.8 1204 2.2 COLORADO STATE UNIV 1920-1959 143 1 T \ 11 t 1 12 1960-1969 88 1970-1974 77 TOTAL 1920-1974 93 PER 1000 TOTAL 74 107 243 Iff 43 85 478 6*9 1138 2.2 4 1 8 43 52 486 692 110 187 2.2 1 I 0.0 36 44 0.0 3 3.1 12 i I 128 1.1 3 0.0 2.2 IS 1.1 0.0 O.D LEHIGH UNIVERSITY/PA 1920-1959 83 1960-1969 88 122 83 210 1? . T 222 466 \ 5 6 20 &' 1970-1974 106 16* 18 1 4 5 2 12 98 159 18 19 17 99 4 11 8 3 3 3 1 34 54 465 TOTAL 1920-1974 94 384 4 52 45 28 42 1 144 1099 12 1 10 3 5 I 46 80 1179 PER 1000 TOTAL 4.4 10.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 2.2 2.2 2.2 11.1 I.I 0.0 0.0 0.0 2.2 1.1 2.2 VA POLY INSTCSTATE U 1920-1959 103 1960-1969 90 1970-1974 87 TOTAL 1920-1974 95 PER 1000 TOTAL 111 ill 8.8 1 95 5 ii 96 476 583 300 3.3 il 1*1 22 22 0.0 466 54* 1105 2.2 1 I 3.S 12 20 I.I 14 4 0.0 olS 52 WEST VIRGINIA UNIV 0.0 1920-1959 92 1960-1969 101 1970-1974 89 TOTAL 1920-1974 96 PER 1000 TOTAL 11 57 tp % 12 5 lit 137 i 2 17 J 3 140 369 577 1086 2.2 A If! !! 6 1 4 7 0.0 ,71 I.I 276 3.3 108 1.1 51 0.0 4 0.0 28 16 22 I.I 2.2 1.1 DELAWARE, UNIV OF 1920-1959 87 148 56 20T 2 2 209 1960-1969 98 163 108 *8 29 20 6 376 1 6 6 2 2 \l 397 1970-1974 120 TOTAL 1920-1974 97 129 72 39 90 10 21 if 317 7 9 10 16 13 7 364 970 **0 I.I 59 I.I 15 I.I !-L 9 PER 1000 TOTAL 5.5 0.0 0.0 2.2 2.2 7.7 1.1 0.0 0.0 1.1 2.2 CLAREMNT GRAO SCH/CA 1920-1959 115 1960-1969 97 5 if6 9 74 47 •i 4 25 4 13 1 9 52 60 400 4 16 71 37 1 3 10 TOTAL 1920-1974 98 1970-1974 98 4 4 211 32 97 419 2 33 11 1 25 72 491 25 4 10 154 70 155 818 3 62 28 4 36 133 951 PER 1000 TOTAL 0.0 0.0 6.6 2.2 4.4 2.2 1.1 0.0 4.4 1.1 1.1 1.1 2.2 2.2 BRANOEIS UNIV/MA 1920-1959 146 1 1 3 6 19 • 1 II 1960-1969 95 1970-1974 98 TOTAL 1920-1974 99 117 52 48 54 83 113 63 50 364 362 736 M 23 28 57 86 10 iff 445 491 94T 101 218 1 5I 113 U 11 PER 1000 TOTAL 2.2 0.0 1.1 1.1 3.3 6.6 1.1 4.4 3.3 3.3 5.5 11.1 3.3 1.1 WYOMING, UNIV OF ii 1920-1959 95 1960-1969 103 1970-1974 113 TOTAL 1920-1974 100 PER 1000 TOTAL 15 55 111 181 1.1 15 5 i? 18 115 2 1 6 9 1.1 3 3 18 14 35 1.1 5 2* 28 57 il? 427 908 4 0.0 209 146 337 399 3.1 5 2 1 oJ 25 165 2.2 4 39 6.6 T.\ OJ o.o 0.0 0.0 0.0 SOURCE: NHC, Commission on Human Resources.

133 APPENDIX F STATE AND REGIONAL SUMMARY OF NUMBERS OF PhD's, 1920-1974, BY SEX, FIELD, AND TIME PERIOD, BY GEOGRAPHIC AREAS Men &* >? / / Women -V g fl? (? C * ^« O C "V >¥ * &g // j f .•* O ? B V y f 4 f » •-i O e ff * ** ^r o a * /•* "* *JF « • / / / // // /jf O C # V r t y V ^ A, O >y *7 ' MAINE 1960-1969 1970-1974 TCTM. 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 49 « 35 T 14 21 0.5 ll i? 1 6* 1 3 5 1 5 -M3 49 49 0.4 oS off 35 36 0.5 146 a 4 i 0.4 t 11 16 228 0.5 MEW HAMPSHIRE 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 10OO TOTAL 0.6 0.1 0.2 45 45 46 45 ill ii 35 tf IIS 36 36 0.5 17 8 9 ii 2?i 7 T Jt 1 1.1 225 301 544 1.1 I 249 2.6 !?! 4 0.8 0.0 0.7 0.5 0.2 VERMONT 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 43 1 if 9 27 4?, 48 35 45 81 1.1 137 3 4 0.3 7 12 J 93 TO O.T 0.2 0.5 o3.*6 0.6 if? 165 285 0.6 MASSACHUSETTS 1920-1959 1960-1969 4 4 in; lii'l 9JT 755 2120 2381 749 769 666 722 11396 141 4 9 160 262 381 347 25 159 1137 1329 1 12533 1668 1445 9596 148 226 313 31 252 10932 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 4 4 1813 684 2426 5 oil 1103 478 1996 1078 2466 7478 26470 44-9° 9 22 239 627 II? 449 1177 44 100 449 860 1731 4197 1 9210 32675 7667 3870 4929 I PER 1000 TOTAL 80.5 85.6 34.3 76.9 87.5 114.2 35.8 67.7 84.1 84.9 59.8 75.0 71.7 44.0 46.0 63.3 12.0 67.0 RHODE ISLAND 1920-1959 28 408 6 83 70 128 13 4 712 28 9 26 1 1 80 792 1960-1969 1970-1974 ll 380 342 106 123 104 110 139 ill 8 859 880 26 25 i! 1 97 1 956 TOTAL 1920-1974 1130 235 297 4 S3 50 74 2 148 I 1029 32 333 425 27 2451 86 133 1 325 2777 PER 1000 TOTAL 11.9 5.2 4.2 5.0 7.5 1.5 0.1 5.6 9.9 an 3.9 6.1 0.9 0.1 4.9 1.1 5.7 10 15 21 1065 241 606 363 292 I 1124 801 584 473 247 111 4476 75 ll 165 102 91 98 94 95 234 IS 9 61 ll 649 505 549 5125 1960-1969 1970-1974 ITS' 241 177 372 it 3129 m 3634 2749 TOTAL 1920-1974 12 659 2509 807 814 2200 3 721 6 2258 1261 1488 9805 155 3 358 287 30 148 1703 11508 PER 1000 TOTAL 23.7 14.6 17.8 22.5 44.5 46.2 11.8 23.3 29.0 11.6 34.1 22.5 43.9 13.2 7.9 25.7 23.6 NEW YORK 1920-1959 1 4399 1043 3134 3341 3147 932 5792 21817 333 3 563 719 1049 100 1924 4700 1 2651 8 1960-1969 1 3480 2018 2018 3064 2520 655 2990 16757 241 14 421 837 821 140 1182 3659 12 2 0428 1970-1974 1 2782 1648 1740 2810 2173 566 2268 14005 244 14 477 1026 1017 135 1056 3971 23 17999 TOTAL 1920-1974 1 10661 4709 6892 9215 7840 2153 11050 52579 818 31 1461 2582 2887 375 4162 12330 36 64945 PER 1000 TOTAL 112.0 104.2 97.3 139.3 139.2 123.1 160.5 125.0 153.2 119.7 139.3 202.7 175.9 165.1 222.6 186.0 54.1 133.2 IS I? 1212 121 630 547 339 377 433 372 629 562 461 98 99 208 257 3166 3566 2588 i! 2 35 3 30 72 1 IT 67 63 j 3230 1960-1969 1970-1974 '647 502 404 188 104 75 TI 32 239 413 3807 3004 111 22 102 TOTAL 1920-1974 16 2960 1027 1516 1182 1652 390 564 9320 69 9 181 105 143 186 715 6 10041 PER 1000 TOTAL 31.3 22.7 21.4 17.9 29.3 22.3 8.2 22.2 12.9 34.7 17.3 8.2 1.9 9.7 9.9 10.8 9.0 20.6 Pt:N?92b^l959 5 2039 651 996 1139 1024 222 1391 7463 137 2 189 212 414 25 226 1205 9 6677 1960-1969 6 2041 1488 944 1087 898 235 1246 7964 106 4 187 168 315 80 259 1120 1 908b 1970-1974 5 1343 1098 798 1101 794 329 1549 7031 1 *, 6 206 279 409 63 490 1592 I 8624 TOTAL 1920-1974 5 5423 3237 2738 3327 2716 786 4186 22458 . 12 582 659 1138 168 975 3917 11 26386 PER 1000 TOTAL 57.0 71.6 38.7 50.3 48.2 45.0 60.8 53.4 71.0 46.3 55.5 51.7 69.3 73.9 52.2 59.1 16.5 54.1 OHIO 1920-1959 8 1774 435 1207 927 657 142 716 5859 60 4 110 125 143 21 167 631 1 6491 1960-1969 8 1469 917 794 769 785 236 1043 6030 66 1 94 164 149 85 224 786 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL a 788 2140 47.3 677 906 832 2274 40.4 331 709 40.6 4 9 34.7 m 267 559 34.1 82 188 82.7 466 857 45.8 1258 T 44.9 2678 37.8 2602 39.3 45.4 42.4 208 39.0 30.2 41.6 2675 40.4 3.0 20520 42.1 INDIANA 192O-1959 1606 423 766 697 395 94 667 4609 73 2 Tf 69 63 118 466 5077 1960-1969 7 1390 894 1152 920 840 269 1354 6835 83 2 110 123 173 50 315 656 7694 1970-1974 9 909 663 856 781 708 246 1466 5630 37 5 127 143 275 54 381 1024 79 6733 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 8 3905 41.0 1980 43.8 2774 39.2 2398 36.3 609 34.8 3487 50.7 17074 40.6 36?! 9 34.7 303 28.9 26Oti 814 43.5 us 82 123.3 19504 40.0 ILLINOIS 1920-1959 2 4158 763 2218 2511 2066 890 861 13509 267 4 378 3 522 121 216 1879 2 15390 1960-1969 3 2346 1744 1473 1810 1436 617 1167 10608 140 8 221 320 316 ll 260 1323 3 11934 1970-1974 3 1543 1102 1119 1689 1290 569 1443 8758 132 12 248 419 470 76 438 1799 16 10573 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 3 8047 84.5 3609 79.8 4810 67.9 6010 90.9 4792 85.1 2076 118.7 3471 50.4 539 101.0 ,08t87 1098 86.2 lli?I 914 48.9 21 31.6 37897 77.7 MICHIGAN 1920-1959 7 1385 647 1451 853 763 103 673 5876 88 1 166 120 128 T lil 665 9 6546 1960-1969 5 1413 1037 1375 1407 1072 321 1598 8256 74 3 163 213 207 40 329 1031 9287 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 6 6 1017 3815 40.1 U?l ill? 53.6 831 2666 47.3 zKIJ 23l 44.6 4 168 321 654 51.3 ii? 38.7 49 96 42.3 494 976 52.2 1415 3111 46.9 2 T 8471 24304 49.9 52.0 55.6 43.3 59.2 50.4 10 38.6 497 47.4 10.5 WISCONSIN 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 1679 324 2239 1328 822 955 626 951 816 790 59 132 160 354 528 561 IS?? 51 2 227 69 62 275 189 252 10 I 10 10 1146 772 463 389 51 1 ii| 45 28 17° 601 4100 36 4 138 763 4865 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 9 3597 37.8 1176 26.0 4389 62.0 §3?§ 83 MS ll?i« 25?? 27.5 269 21.1 716 43.6 83 36.5 357 19.1 iff* . 4 17805 36.5 MINNESOTA 1920-1959 12 762 224 1609 737 360 24 248 3964 34 90 129 78 61 402 6.0 4366 1960-1969 14 465 376 982 603 413 116 398 3354 23 3 55 97 74 10 M 35 1 3705 1970-1974 18 259 284 535 493 325 117 372 2385 34 4 62 147 93 17 116 47 3 2 2860 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 13 1486 15.6 884 19.6 3126 44.1 2?.3? 14?? S??? 91 17.0 27.0 ll?? 245 14.9 266 liiJ 3.0 IOWA 1920-1959 9 1294 318 1460 T|4 748 134 473 5211 64 1 133 137 130 21 138 624 1 5836 1960-1969 11 913 602 909 535 462 143 490 4055 27 3 55 60 44 25 144 358 4 4417 1970-1974 IS 619 435 334 119 481 2866 2 62 76 20 119 357 3223 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1OOO TOTAL 11 28.7 28.2 2988 42.2 1754 26.5 1544 27.4 396 22.6 1444 21.0 l|8?l 2U9 23.2 2!?! 2K! 250 15.2 66 29.0 401 21.4 1339 20.2 7.1 13476 MISSOURI 1920-1959 18 586 94 566 246 226 40 462 2222 41 84 43 97 , TO 344 2566 1960-1969 18 540 286 455 439 360 102 504 2688 28 1 54 89 148 14 97 431 3119 1970-1974 13 486 451 467 486 441 182 579 3094 28 4 82 143 138 26 145 566 2 3662 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL IT 1612 16.9 831 18.4 1488 21.0 ti!i 1545 22.4 8004 19.0 97 18.2 19.1 ifci 312 16. T J 9347 19.2

134 APPENDIX F Continued Hen Womer 1 // i J V V * 7 F « o" ft J J ?V .O *. • / ' /: •-* t 1 4 t /s 4 * ' // f » f e NORTH DAKOTA 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 39 2 O.S 25 * 1 62 100 321 423 844 2.0 i 3 18 44 65 103 339 *67 909 1.9 145 4 0.7 42 *8 1.4 84 151 240 1.4 111 J 4 47 1 O.I 0.7 0.3 o.i 0.2 33 2.1 1.0 SOUTH DAKOTA 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 2 64 1 2 If| 1 1 6 202 262 *70 1.0 22i 10 63 129 1.8 19 *8 68 1.0 103 ill oi6 o.i oil I.i NEBRASKA 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 26 189 174 78 95 126 299 5.3 6 23 *8 77 4.4 204 830 1076 1047 2953 7.0 5 7 f 7 11 t| 16 *6 54 116 6.5 64 ,|27 III 894. 1173 1199 3266 6.7 31 33 31 156 159 *94 21 287 134 149 457 6.9 **0 307 951 13.8 T.I ii j 32 226 622 23 5.2 51 l3 4.6 74 4.5 1.2 8.8 KANSAS 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 il 335 *93 9 306 m 145 954 |[ 66 H 4 27 66 102 7 19 9 ill 553 1032 166 168 343 513 3 2*9 299 693 1798 1741 4493 30 73 112 19** 2070 5 0*6 II *39 300 638 186 377 40 1 2 60 132 89 125 PER 1000 TOTAL 1256 *3 26 SB 3 OELAWARE 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 33 39 44 40 148 56 3 *8 39 90 1.3 207 2 2 21 209 397 163 129 **0 4.6 2t 20 41 6 4 f J 6 6 10 i! 2 its 30 59 0.9 oil i!l 0.9 0.1 1.1 2.0 MARYLAND 1920-1959 1960-1969 u 176? 1124 365 20 M 3506 57 146 143 75 482 3988 310* 378 653 354 336 9 2767 40 , 87 46 81 2 80 337 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 16 15 600 2486 26.1 315 *68 286 36 3*1 347 751 10.9 2461 8734 20.8 115 3l!! 142 249 19.5 141 10 3*1 18.5 651 1*70 22.2 7.1 3117 10209 20.9 ti!l 26*1 30.1 365 22.2 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 P 398 34* 378 i* 615 520 636 20* 272 353 2690 68 95 12} 311 22 36 29 Hi 748 546 3431 27*3 133 •-' 183 623 325 346 297 296 2197 2171 38 43 1 76 96 118 132 139 151 157 482 1 609 2 2782 TOTAL 1920-1974 IB 1120 235 722 1720 1191 1229 829 7058 149 267 375 601 87 *20 1903 2 8963 PER 1000 TOTAL 11.8 9.2 10.2 26.0 21.1 70.3 12.0 16.8 27.9 1.9 25.5 29.4 36.6 38.3 22.5 28.7 3.0 18.* VIRGINIA 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 8 IT 109 146 I77 ill 8 8 27 11 7 70 103 225 1024 1*62 179* 331 230 310 217 268 140 205 31 263 1568 a 2 *7 *0 t 34 83 1 70TAL 1920-1974 29 11** 577 61* 463 545 39 498 3881 49 2 95 43 83 124 398 j 4280 PER 1 000 TOTAL WEST VIRGINIA 12*0 >2 • B 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-197* 52 64 IT 46 12 27 137 I itt 39 62 61 107 123 24 63 150 327 507 3 15 IT 42 84 218 16 7 37 577 TOTAL 1920-1974 39 178 140 276 108 51 971 4 28 22 54 115 PER 1000 TOTAL 1.9 3.1 1.9 1.6 0.9 3.2 2.3 0.7 2.7 1.7 0.4 2.9 1.7 2.2 NORTH CAROLINA 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 |i 696 474 501 fif 7J 146 2540 3367 3216 65 I,!, 11' lj 308 369 700 1 2849 3742 3917 646 *49 815 620 159 98 267 379 23 i 99 153 6 14 328 784 639 539 39 6 212 132 1 TOTAL 1920-1974 1791 617 2073 1762 1748 335 792 9123 93 7 317 277 *38 33 212 1377 8 1050S PER 1000 TOTAL 18. 8 13.6 29.3 26.6 31.0 19.2 11.5 21.7 17.4 27.0 30.2 21.7 26.7 14.5 11.3 20.8 12.0 21.6 SOUTH CAROLINA 1920-1959 1960-1969 31 10 156 41 If i? 9 10 44 1 I 5 6 12 4 7 \\ 56 404 97 27 369 6 26 1 1970-1974 37 1** 78 85 89 19 66 578 10 13 8 29 86 1 TOTAL 1920-1974 M 310 119 178 11* 1*3 24 103 991 If If 13 44 40 133 2 1126 PER 1000 TOTAL 3.3 2.6 2.5 1.7 2.5 1.4 1.5 2.4 3.2 1.8 1.0 2.7 2.1 2.0 3.0 2.3 GEORGIA 49 1 30 4 42 81 127 7.7 i 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 40 9 145 340 *94 7.5 30 184 236 *50 8.0 70 174 20 208 *32 660 10.0 1 1.) H 326 658 6.9 215 234 *89 10.8 274 338 652 9.2 188 *52 670 9.7 2102 3660 8.7 1 1 3.9 48 96 9.2 106 131 10.3 5 170 258 245 l*.0 36 6.7 10 4.4 13. a a. 9 FLORIDA 1920-1959 ?T lit 25? in ill m :l 70? 8 31 J If 76 3!!? 1960-1969 2805 1 124 61 78 41 IBS *34 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 18 507 297 695 12.3 133 201 11.5 917 1778 25.8 3035 6663 15.8 22 2 3 11.6 53 98 9.3 126 lifi 34 334 695 Kg PER 1000 TOTAL 1305 13.7 11.1 1048 14.8 ll/U 17.1 61 11.4 193 15. 1 84 37.0 H!! 1tft KENTUCKY 1920-1959 31 34 t?* 17 17? t.f 42 1 itt m J 1 || H H *07 821 1960-1969 ill 65 12 20 18 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920*1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 36 34 126 63 lit 3°°3 M 97 302 4.4 748 18*8 *.4 itl 145 273 4. 1 3 4.1 896 \h 5.4 4.2 4.1 TENNESSEE 1920-1959 21 269 124 206 249 31 55? 1455 11 26 16 52 2 48 155 161 0 1960-1969 24 *18 1*6 293 336 228 75 507 2003 9 46 39 ** 8 108 255 2 2260 1970-1974 25 302 197 375 *33 9 75 7"? 505 2103 23 2 60 61 83 479 T 389 799 *4 6362 TOTAL 1920—1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 22 10 * 360 792 126 I:t .9 ri? 309 16.5 1 0 lltl ALABAMA 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 34 31 4 84 88 176 2.T 19 43 132 2 l| ii 1 4 84 32 31 145 87 91 178 3.9 in 82 298 *39 780 11.3 903 10*1 2076 4.9 17 1321 251* 33 Hl 366 5.2 110 ,11 9.1 2 7.7 49 4.7 * I 260 13.9 2.0 5.2 3.0 3.2 3.5 6.6 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 42 J 17 1.4 2*1 421 5.9 56 ii i 577 3.1 J il 2.6 3 3.1 48 113 163 8.7 [I HI ,S!8 i2So * 1.1 » 1.3 1.7 4.2 4.o 2.2 4.3

135 APPENDIX F Continued Man c* 1 • Women jl y • • • / ^ / f sy /i 9 j r j f , ' / tfj / , / J £ p 2 - ^ § f * C 8 r y /• ? *"' f/ *•/ ^£ 03 *? J f f i ? , / ff £ •a % » .". *£ / * *7 ARKANSAS 1920-1959 I* 19 86 3* j 62 90 I 3 2 14 1 1 30 10 50 90 574 1960-1969 22 33 240 524 7 73 1970-1974 38 83 46 66 51 24 88 184 543 a 14 8 5 31 616 TCTAL 1920-1974 37 188 68 105 100 60 i50 *74 11*7 .1 17 9 28 64 133 2*0 2 • 7 t * f Q * * l.T 2 6 CaO LOUISIANA 1920-1959 1960-1969 ii ill iff m 134 If 794 A i 46 2 6 9 27 101 895 29 111 284 333 122 !>» 1813 - » 98 233 20*6 1970-1974 282 346 233 282 147 24* 1645 28 73 56 94 18 60 329 6 1980 TOTAL 1920-1974 26 882 236 1031 642 749 287 *25 4252 61 1 1*7 94 238 26 96 663 6 *921 PER 1000 TOTAL 9.3 5.2 14.6 9.7 13.3 16.4 6.2 10.1 11.4 3.9 14.0 T.4 14.5 11.4 9.1 10.0 9.0 10.1 OKLAHOMA 1920-1959 29 152 26 148 91 6 232 652 2 12 6 19 50 •9 737 1960-1969 1970-1974 22 316 226 *54 329 461 266 294 1** 126 645 652 2307 215* *38 22 18 49 3 5 1*8 209 230 369 Ii 24 **0 86 6 * til 3.1 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 24 694 809 17.9 1049 14.8 611 9.2 107 Wl 5113 12.2 8?7 82 9.0 *07 21.8 684 10.3 6.1 2.8 19.3 TEXAS 1920-1959 16 822 164 462 346 360 87 477 2718 17 7 4* 35 103 18 90 319 3037 1960-1969 9 1286 887 809 64* *93 162 949 5231 52 3 116 80 154 66 247 721 5952 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 f ii?o 1013 2064 895 2166 778 1768 549 It! 1238 2664 6015 13964 92 2 161 12 II? 29?I It? 45 *98 835 1248 | 7264 16253 10 1*02 129 2288 1 PER 1000 TOTAL 34.4 *5.7 30.6 26.7 24. 9 35.0 38.7 33.2 30.2 *6.3 32.1 22.9 31.5 56.8 *4.7 34. 5 1.5 33.3 MONTANA 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 44 43 43 4 53 TO 7 T? Ill y 1 9 61 106 19 i 5 16 18 28 290 415 *8 38 4 III 1*7 3 8 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 43 127 1.3 93 2.1 191 2.7 90 1.4 4 O.I O.I 678 I.I 2 i.I 12 1.1 O.I 724 IDAHO 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 47 45 47 *0 71 ii & 95 1.9 5 15 20 0.3 6 I 14 0.2 44 i 1 T 0.4 33 H 142 l!1 0.8 91 135 2.0 278 409 1.0 0.9 J WYOMING 1920-1959 36 19 15 1 •4 115 2 3 5 120 1960-1969 41 55 I 60 5 209 337 I 3 18 24 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 42 42 111 181 1.9 17 25 90 31 37 0.6 4 4 O.I 146 399 13 6 1 5 o.i if 1.9 1? 0.9 439 6.4 U? 3.9 I 0.6 o.a 0.2 1.9 COLORADO 1920-1959 20 289 55 118 198 193 1 603 1457 14 28 2] 45 1 94 205 1662 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 ii 582 **8 1319 326 345 726 118 371 328 39 1178 893 2674 3175 21 27 47 102 77 M if 179 364 525 3539 3425 8626 *66 128 168 20° 219 492 858 1035 220 9.7 1094 17.7 PER 10OO TOTAL 13.9 16.1 12.1 15.6 13.3 9.6 38.9 17.9 10.3 7.7 15.8 13.4 26.3 16.5 38 36 9 18 10 38 •3 577 i 1 i IT 24 U 114 1960-1969 207 112 96 116 21 633 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 34 199 442 123 235 50 72 109 III 266 861 10 11 24 If Is iff m 1051 1798 it 5.2 77 1.6 5.1 382 1531 21 12 6.3 PER 1000 TOTAL 4.6 1.1 9.6 3.6 3.9 1.1 2.1 9.9 4.0 3.7 ARIZONA iH 11 2f 20,1 3641 7.5 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1OOO TOTAL 1? 316 m 169 239 419 6.3 58 95 157 2.8 19 341 541 911 13.2 111 1292 1764 1" \ *?? 7.7 if 6.1 14 1 il! ill , 30 396 498 93 103 Y 472 2 7.1 3.0 UTAH 147 i.i 7.0 KS 5.0 1.4 0.9 13.4 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 1 363 268 778 8.2 73 100 72 34 24 61 *87 1553 2033 *073 9.7 j 3J Ii 4.3 30 6.0 3 2.2 1679 2246 **26 9.1 224 ll°2 732 10.3 172 81 1? 4.2 iiif 5?$ III ii! 160 8.6 353 9.3 11.5 4.5 2.6 NEVADA 1960-1969 50 20 14 2 36 2 2 M 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 50 50 39 59 1 I 6 6 'f ill 10 6 12 130 PER 1000 TOTAL 0.6 0.0 O.I 0.6 0.2 0.3 0.8 0.4 0.2 0.3 WASHINGTON 192O-1959 1960-1969 I') 20 502 47 435 271 204 396 ill 195 1689 2729 y 39 50 23 57 41 33 29 150 236 1 1839 2966 696 232 572 419 6 74 378 I 1970-1974 19 *ei 265 506 *69 329 93 272 2418 29 1 15?*1 1$ 96 11 2804 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 21 1679 17.6 54* 12.0 1513 21.4 1166 17.6 929 16.5 254 745 10.8 6836 16.3 67 I 12.6 3.9 12.6 7*1 ra 764 9 11.5 13.5 7609 15.6 OREGON 1920-1959 27 192 ,5 262 94 21 I4. 5 235 779 « IT . , 1 41 72 851 1960-1969 23 **0 68 54* 350 126 46 598 2177 25 42 35 20 4 Tf 203 2380 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 22 23 351 983 512 1318 *1* 818 iS? 127! 632 1*65 2252 5208 47 101 67 4 9 133 251 370 3 645 3 2625 5856 162 106 141 90 4.6 PER 1000 TOTAL 10.3 3.6 18.6 12.4 5.8 T.I 21.3 12.4 8.8 10.1 U.I 9.9 13.* 9.7 4.5 12.0 CALIFORNIA 11! 2? 513 47 m m 383 1358 I 1997 157 2779 274 6134 432 192O-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 3546 2&1 2274 JIB 1663 147 1921 1991 1790 5702 12233 !!!f! 1 4184 2903 1862 1670 5195 541 16205 1*029 *2467 506 1136 727 1547 ,11 10633 2474 6273 7005 SU? $1 634 1293 79.1 92.5 649.6 PER 1000 TOTAL 111.7 138.8 98.9 95.9 92.2 82.8 101.0 96.1 181.5 108.3 101.5 94. 3 5U9 100.6 ALASKA 1920-1959 *8 51 51 4 26 27 1 4 29 *0 I d 1960-1969 1970-1974 1 12 0L1 1 1 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 51 97 0.6 2 oil 0.1 0.1 2 TS 0.0 0.0 0.2 HA WA 1 1 1920-1959 1960-1969 46 6 1 f 130 22? 2 if T 1 1 27 2\6 ** *a 1 3 5 4 9 BI 0.1 377 19 37 5 6 0.3 62 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL ,!*• if 147 286 94 123 1.9 oil tfi 10 0.6 i.4 0.4 4.o O.I 0.9 3.5 2*6

138 APPENDIX F Continued Women PUERTO RICO 1960-1969 197O-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 / fj 1 II // / / / / 1? / // // / / / / // // // / 1 ll / / / // / / // / / / / , 52 52 52 T 1 I 1? IS I 1 | 5 i! PER 1000 TOTAL O.I T 0.0 0.6 0.2 O.I ol? 9 14 0.2 0.2 0.1 1960-1969 i 4695 1520 3913 1944 hs87 mi 234-04° !02325 1050 16619 942 13936 232 4 9 353 369 379 427 650 41 621 41 221 1876 283 1967 18495 197O-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 2801 1367 11409 4831 119.6 106.9 UK is;; 7,8!S 573 2830 161.9 1328 11111 3320 41666 48.2 99.1 206 383 512 1115 1308 106.3 102.7 792 50 506 2498 1010 6341 54.0 95.7 8 15911 6 5 60.6 106.0 140.9 242 12*!? 12 25 96.5 2 10 15.0 13611 48017 98.5 MIDDLE ATLANTIC 1920-1959 2 7650 1815 4760 4857 4800 1252 7282 32446 475 T 787 934 1463 126 2167 5968 11 38425 I960- 1969 197O-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL > 6642 4008 4772 3150 19064 £973 200.2 198.5 3980 1078 **** 26287 *074 23624 15800 84357 229.6 200.6 683 1035 754 1377 2224 3346 212.1 262.6 H« lot 1508 5018 1648 5976 5323 16962 284.7 255.9 15 27 33320 29627 101372 208.0 11146 13724 157.4 207.5 l3^.' 216.8 3?!? 190.4 237*1 20o!l 4168 565 253.9 248.7 7,?3, EAST NORTH CENTRAL 1920-1959 1 10602 2592 7881 5943 4792 1288 3271 36416 539 15 947 749 1137 222 730 4354 9 40779 1960-1969 1 7764 5055 6122 5532 4949 1575 5690 36786 414 15 730 882 1034 278 1238 4603 7 41396 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 1 5275 3609 23641 11256 248.3 249.0 4583 5264 18586 16739 262.4 253.1 4451 1639 6642 31496 15603104698 226.7 249.0 363 1316 246.5 29 59 227.8 789 1262 2466 2693 235.2 227.1 156* 291 3735 791 227.6 348.2 1950 6259 3918 15216 209.6 229.6 100 17iiS 37855 120030 246.2 4502 WEST NORTH CENTRAL 1920-1959 5 3157 647 4137 2085 1458 205 1596 13286 ''-'' 1 347 347 328 39 297 1516 1 14803 I960- 1969 197O-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 2624 1451 1840 1306 7621 3398 80.0 75.2 3214 1994 2500 1942 1*81 1*17 387 2329 13487 2284 11793 110 116 362 8 13 22 218 283 284 478 849 1108 311 58 418 84 1057 181 420 1408 552 1946 4 4 9 14899 506 IS?! JSit7 13743 43445 SCUTH ATLANTIC 1920-1959 1960-1969 6 3131 464 3365 1627 2282 1770 2865 2490 1967 1965 744 607 755 11126 llf * 345 273 391 344 632 32 476 95 259 1721 607 2095 1 12848 17003 4 1963 14900 176 8 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 4 4 2936 1763 9432 3854 99.1 .85.3 2751 271* 7898 6974 111.5 105.4 2066 5998 106.5 2933 15955 211 20 ,22* 547 702 794 101 200? 73*3? 107.2 110.6 i? 19480 49331 101.2 2138 ioi?i it!?* ioo?S 28.6 EAST SOUTH CENTRAL 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 9 9 178 324 299 382 434 2l° 722 1997 1150 4214 1467 4954 19 34 53 2 30 28 97 86 150 124 64 3 ll! 16* 62 206 258 582 479 1008 2 2203 4798 5965 9 626 399 3 TOTAL 1920-1974 1815 689 1949 1821 1115 434 3339 11165 106 • 277 240 335 33 799 1796 I 12966 PER 1000 TOTAL 19.1 15.2 27.5 27.5 19.8 24.8 48.5 26.6 19.9 19.3 26.4 18.8 20.4 14.5 42.7 27.1 7.5 26.6 WEST SOUTH CENTRAL 1920-1959 T 1215 212 l?80 ill? 3275 lllf, *875 28 T 87 51 196 132 170 20 284 76 152 515 452 1234 4759 11109 1960-1969 7 2066 1466 1003 H 5 1970-1974 7 1763 1499 1747 1356 981 684 2318 10357 134 i 307 288 411 73 798 2019 7 U383 TOTAL 1920-1974 T 5044 3177 4351 3121 2524 1156 5092 24476 246 18 592 471 865 169 1402 3768 7 28251 PER 1000 TOTAL 53.0 70.3 61.4 47.2 44.8 66.1 74.0 58.2 46.1 69.5 56.5 37.0 52.7 74.4 75.0 56.8 10.5 58.0 MOUNTAIN 1920-1959 s 539 136 263 292 269 1 782 2282 20 35 29 64 1 103 252 2534 1960-1969 8 1638 909 1066 795 571 74 2317 7373 56 74 116 123 6 357 734 8107 1970-1974 6 1522 983 1293 1196 637 271 2796 8700 65 6 128 269 235 22 638 1363 2 2JI?5 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TCTAL 8 3699 2028 38.8 44.9 2622 2283 37.0 34.5 1477 26.2 346 19.8 5895 18355 85.6 43.7 143 26.8 23.* 237 414 22.6 32.5 422 29 25.7 12.8 58'?7 IK? 3.5 PACIFIC AND INSULAR 1920-1959 1960-1969 197O-1974 4 3 3 4250 1007 5394 3156 3849 2835 2980 2066 3810 2977 3347 3405 1888 2404 2223 172 2351 14720 154 313 253 484 533 646 855 395 10 565 47 906 87 457 1582 595 2469 820 3599 2.1 16303 23996 23018 723 756 2868 21369 2699 19134 226 254 19 29 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 TOTAL 3 13493 6998 141.7 154.8 10137 8446 143.1 127.7 6515 115.7 1651 94.4 7918 55223 115.0 131.3 634 118.8 48 185.3 1443 1641 137.6 128.8 1866 144 113.7 63.4 1872 7650 100.1 115.4 444 667.7 63317 129.9 SOURCE: NRC, Commission on Human Resources.

137 APPENDIX G LARGEST BACCALAUREATE ORIGINS INSTITUTIONS, RANKED BY NUMBER OF 1920-1974 PhD's AMONG THEIR ALUMNI Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank CALIF, U-BERKELEY 7117 1 1071 2 8188 1 SUNY AT BUFFALO 1118 70 187 62 1305 71 CUNY-CITY COLLEGE 6526 2 362 32 6888 2 KENTUCKY, UNIV OF 1147 68 152 77 1299 72 'LI , U, URBANA-CHAMP 6076 3 667 16 6743 3 GEORGIA, UNIV OF 1095 75 173 66 1268 73 WISCONSIN.U-MADISON 53*4 5 737 12 6081 4 MIAMI UNIVERSITY/OH 1104 74 152 77 1256 74 MICHIGAN, llfHV OF 5071 6 938 4 6009 5 RICE UNIVERSITY/TX 1109 73 142 89 1251 75 HARVARD UNIV/MA 5830 4 21 493 5P51 6 WASHINGTON STATE U 1152 67 96 138 1248 76 MINNESOTA, U-MINNEAPL 4707 7 789 7 5496 7 TENN, U-KNOXVILLE 1081 77 150 79 1231 77 CORNELL IIMV/NY 4265 9 745 10 5010 8 WEST VIRGINIA UNIV 1110 72 121 106 1231 77 MASS INST TECHNOLOGY 4670 H 68 189 4738 9 OREGON, UNIV OF 1037 81 19O 60 1227 79 CALIF, U-LOS ANGELES 3971 10 738 11 4709 10 CONNECTICUT, UNIV OF 1077 78 114 117 1191 80 CHICAGO, UNIV OF/IL 3B65 11 821 6 4686 11 SOUTHERN ILL UNIV 1064 79 123 104 1187 81 CHIC STATE UNIV 3842 12 572 19 4414 12 ALABAMA, UNIVER OF 987 88 198 59 1185 82 COLUMBIA UNIV/NY 3715 13 468 22 4183 13 AMHERST COLLEGE/MA 1156 66 1156 83 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 3417 16 721 14 4138 14 ARIZONA, UNIV OF 988 87 148 82 1136 84 TEXAS, U-AUSTIN 3381 IT 664 17 4045 15 GEO WASHINGTON U/DC 925 95 208 57 1133 85 CUNY-BROOKLYN COLL 3240 18 774 8 4014 16 FLORIDA STATE UNIV 776 112 332 36 1108 86 PENN STATE UNIV 3465 15 330 37 3795 17 N TEXAS STATE UNIV 947 91 158 71 1105 87 YALE UNIVERSITY/CT 3481 14 10 724 3491 18 COLORADO STATE UNIV 1029 82 64 195 1093 88 WASHINGTON, U OF 2918 20 421 26 3339 19 ARKANSAS.U-FAYETTVLE 956 90 126 103 1082 89 STANFORD UNIV/CA 2817 21 52C 21 3337 20 OHIO UNIVERSITY 931 94 146 85 1077 90 PURDUE UNIVERSITY/IN 3005 19 209 56 3214 21 VIRGINIA, UNIV OF 1044 80 29 379 1073 91 MICHIGAN STATE UNIV 2580 23 330 37 2910 22 BOSTON COLLEGE/MA 994 86 55 234 1049 92 RUTGERS UNIV/NJ 2393 25 370 30 2763 23 ST LOUIS UMV/MO 892 101 146 85 1038 93 IOWA STATE UNIV 2523 24 172 67 2695 24 DEPAUW UNIVERSITY/IN 934 93 103 126 1037 94 PRINCETON UNIV/NJ 2670 22 2 1035 2672 25 NC STATE U-RALEIGH 1021 83 12 670 1033 95 PENNSYLVANIA, U OF 2230 27 441 24 2671 26 SAN JOSE STATE U/CA 909 98 113 118 1018 96 NORTHWESTERN UNIV/IL 2136 29 441 24 2577 27 BAYLOR UNIV/TX 865 103 153 76 1018 96 UTAH, UNIV OF 2339 26 212 55 2551 28 AUBURN UNIVERSITY/AL 945 92 60 214 1005 98 MISSOURI.U-COLUMBIA 2189 26 309 40 2498 29 GEORGIA INST TECH 998 85 4 935 1002 99 INDIANA U BLOOMNGTON 2064 31 397 28 2461 30 TEXAS TECH UNIV 900 100 102 129 1002 99 NEBRASKA, U-LINCOLN 2062 32 294 42 2356 31 LEHIGH UNIVERSITY/PA 1000 84 1000 101 OBERLIN COLLEGE/OH 1905 36 449 23 2354 32 DENVER, UNIV OF/CO 839 104 155 73 994 102 IOWA, UNIVERSITY OF 1978 33 340 34 2318 33 POMONA COLLEGE/CA 803 108 156 72 959 103 BRIGHAM YOUNG U/UT 2136 29 99 133 2235 34 TUFTS UNIVERSITY/MA 830 107 120 108 950 104 KANSAS, UNIV OF 1917 35 282 44 2199 35 COLUMBIA-BARNARD/NY 3 1188 945 3 948 105 FLORIDA, UNIV OF 1936 34 169 68 2105 36 SAN DIEGO STATE U/CA 839 104 93 142 932 106 WAYNE STATE UNIV/ MI 1740 39 335 ?5 2075 37 POLYTECHNIC INST NY 921 96 4 935 925 107 CASE WESTRN RSRVE/OH 1754 38 259 46 2013 38 VA POLY INSTCSTATE U 901 99 15 607 916 108 COLORADO.IJ-BOULDER 1704 41 309 40 2013 38 WESLEYAN UNIV/CT 912 97 2 1035 914 109 PITTSBURGH, UNIV OF 1594 46 362 32 1956 40 REED COLLEGE/OR 766 114 147 84 913 110 SYRACUSE UNIV/NY 1618 45 323 39 1941 41 ILLINOIS INST TECH 880 102 22 472 902 111 MARYLAND, UNIV OF 1585 47 215 54 1800 42 IDAHO, UNIV OF 833 106 57 227 890 112 OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV 1650 42 133 97 1783 43 NEW MEXICO, UNIV OF 774 113 115 115 889 113 DARTMOUTH COLLEGE/NH 1771 37 2 1035 1773 44 WELLESLEY COLLEGE/MA 4 1141 885 5 889 113 OKLAHOMA, U CF 1531 50 224 51 1755 45 MIAMI, UNIV OF/FL 741 118 132 98 873 115 NC, U CF-CHAPEL HILL 1564 48 155 73 1719 46 CARLETON COLLEGE/MN 717 123 149 80 866 116 CAL INST TECHNOLOGY 1709 40 2 1035 1711 47 NORTHERN IOWA, U OF 721 122 137 93 858 117 BROWN UNIVERSITY/RI 1447 52 253 47 1700 48 WOCSTER, COLL OF/CH 725 120 129 102 854 118 ROCHESTER, UNIV OF/NY 1414 54 273 45 1687 49 VANDERBILT UNIV/TN 726 119 113 118 839 119 RENSSELAER POLY I /NY 1633 43 9 755 1642 50 EMORY UNIV/GA 760 115 79 164 839 119 NOTRE DAME, U OF/IN 1621 44 19 531 1640 51 MAINE, U-ORONO 752 116 85 156 837 121 BOSTON UNIVERSITY/MA 1213 63 40? 27 1616 52 MISSISSIPPI STATE U 800 110 33 350 833 122 CUNY-HUNTER COLLEGE 403 210 120* 1 1609 53 NEW HAMPSHIRE, U OF 750 117 79 164 829 123 JOHNS HOPKINS U/MO 1551 49 58 223 1609 53 WESTERN MICHIGAN U 725 120 103 126 828 124 LA ST UNIV (, ACM C 1417 53 190 60 1607 55 WHEATON COLLEGE/IL 715 124 108 122 823 125 UTAH STATE UNIV 1500 51 65 192 1565 56 MARQUETTE UNIV/WI 682 132 140 91 822 126 CUNY-QUEENS COLL 1139 69 386 29 1525 57 KENT STATE UNIV/OH 696 129 119 109 815 127 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY/PA 1282 59 242 49 1524 58 LOYOLA U CHICAGO/IL 710 125 101 131 811 128 CARNEGIE-MELLON U/PA 1411 55 102 129 1513 59 WILLIAMS COLLEGE/MA 802 109 1 1101 803 129 KANSAS STATE UNIV 1367 57 145 •7 1512 60 OHIO WESLEYAN UNIV 674 135 121 106 795 130 WASHINGTON UNIV/MO 1264 60 246 48 1510 61 STHRN METHODIST U/TX 675 134 115 115 790 131 SOUTHERN CALIF, U OF 1221 62 207 58 1428 62 CALIF.U-SANTA BARB 701 127 88 149 789 132 OREGON STATE UNIV 1307 58 92 145 1399 63 UNION UNIVERSITY/NY 785 111 2 1035 787 133 CINCINNATI. U OF/OH 1202 64 179 64 1381 64 RADCLIFFE COLL/MA 3 1188 751 9 754 134 TEXAS AIM UNIVERSITY 1370 56 6 855 1376 65 TULANE U OF LA 689 131 62 201 751 135 MASS, U OF-AMHERST 1241 61 131 101 1372 66 ST OLAF COLLEGE/MN 678 133 69 185 747 136 FOROHAM UNIV/NY 1193 65 177 65 1370 67 SMITH COLLEGE/MA 3 1188 737 12 740 137 DUKE UNIVERSITY/NC 1115 71 231 50 1346 68 ANTIOCH COLLEGE/OH 590 147 148 82 738 138 SWARTHMORE COLL/PA 9b8 89 363 31 1331 69 MANHATTAN COLLEGE/NY 697 128 27 400 724 139 CATHOLIC U AMER/DC 1090 76 219 52 1309 70 ST JOHNS UNIV/NY 561 156 161 69 722 140

138 APPENDIX G Continued Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank ARIZONA STATE UNIV 608 142 109 120 717 141 REDLANOS, U OF/CA 424 200 41 295 469 216 NORTHERN COLORADO, U 628 139 •7 154 715 142 BATES COLLEGE/ME 407 206 54 236 461 217 SAN FRANC ISC ST U/CA 612 140 99 133 711 1*3 GETTYSBURG COLL/PA 419 203 41 295 460 218 FRNKLNSMARSHAL C/PA 707 126 1 1101 708 144 ROOSEVELT UNIV/IL 389 212 69 185 *58 219 MONTANA STATE UNIV **4 136 42 293 706 145 BEREA COLLEGE/KY 404 208 53 242 457 220 SUNY AT ALBANY 570 153 136 95 706 145 DRAKE UNIV/IA 393 211 6 206 454 221 CALIF, U-DAVIS 634 138 65 192 699 147 DEPAUL UNIVERSITY/IL 354 237 99 133 *53 222 HAVERFORD COLL/PA 690 130 690 148 EARLHAM COLLEGE/ IN 381 217 61 206 442 223 ILLINOIS ST U-NORMAL 566 154 119 109 685 149 EAST TEXAS STATE U 357 235 81 160 438 22* VASSAR COLLEGE/NY 7 1062 *7« 15 685 149 VALPARAISO UNIV/IN 379 218 58 223 437 225 WILLIAM C MARY. C/VA 550 159 119 109 ''•' 151 AUGUSTANA COLL/IL 406 207 30 367 436 226 MT HOLYOKE COLL/MA 3 1188 659 I« 662 152 LOUISIANA TECH UNIV 375 220 60 214 435 227 MONTANA, UNIV OF 585 149 *4 195 649 153 KNOX COLLEGE/ I L 387 214 48 268 435 227 LAFAYETTE COLLEGE/PA 638 137 1 1101 639 154 CTRL MISSOURI ST U 371 222 62 201 433 229 EMPORIA KAN ST COLL 556 197 77 168 633 155 AKRON, U OF/OH 370 223 56 230 426 230 GRINNELL COLLEGE/IA 537 163 95 139 *32 156 SOWESTERN LA, U OF 362 230 59 219 421 231 OREXEL UNIVERSITY/PA 605 143 25 425 630 157 SOUTHERN MISS, U OF 349 242 71 179 420 232 WYOMING, UNIV OF 579 152 42 293 621 158 CENTRAL MICHIGAN U 369 225 4« 268 417 233 INDIANA STATE UNIV 516 170 103 126 619 159 TOLEDO, UNIV OF/OH 360 232 56 230 41* 23* OCCIDENTAL COLL/CA 544 1*1 74 174 *ia 160 KALAMAZOO COLLEGE/MI 379 220 38 319 413 235 NORTHEASTERN U/MA 991 14* 2* 412 *17 161 PROVIDENCE COLL/RI 404 208 8 786 412 236 TRINITY COLLEGE/CT 409 205 1 CALVIN COLLEGE/MI 590 147 23 460 613 162 1101 410 237 BUCKNELL UNIV/PA 507 174 104 125 611 163 BELOIT COLLEGE/WI 347 244 62 201 4O9 238 US NAVAL ACADEMY/MD • 11 141 611 163 EASTERN ILL UNIV 370 223 37 322 4O7 239 CLEMSON UNIV/SC 595 145 7 821 602 1*5 INDIANA UNIV OF PA 351 239 52 248 403 240 DELAWARE, UNIV OF 531 1*9 70 iai 601 1** WESTERN KENTUCKY U 351 239 50 260 401 241 BOWOOIN COLLEGE/ME 599 144 599 167 SETON HALL UNIV/NJ 356 236 38 315 394 2*2 BOWLING GREEN S U/OH 496 178 98 137 594 168 HOFSTRA UNIV/NY 334 252 60 214 394 242 BALL STATE UNIV/IN 503 175 88 149 591 169 BUTLER UNIV/IN 329 255 63 200 392 2** RHODE ISLAND, U OF 542 162 49 263 591 1*9 CORNELL COLLEGE/IA 353 238 38 315 391 245 GEORGETOWN UNIV/OC 553 1M 37 322 590 in MEMPHIS STATE U/TN 310 270 72 176 382 246 NORTHERN ILL UNIV 514 171 73 175 587 172 XAVIER UNIV/OH 365 226 15 607 380 247 US MILITARY ACADEMY 585 149 585 173 GONZAGA UNIV/WA 358 234 22 472 380 247 COLGATE U/NY 580 151 580 174 COLORADO COLLEGE 311 269 69 185 380 247 DETROIT, U OF/MI 92* 1*7 51 29* 577 179 MUHLENBERG COLL/PA 363 229 1* 584 379 250 HOLY CROSS. C OF/MA 9** 154 566 17* BRADLEY UNIV/IL 345 24* 33 350 378 251 BRYN MAWR COLL/PA 4 1141 5*0 20 564 177 NEW MEXICO STATE U 360 232 17 563 377 253 HOUSTON, U OF/TX 446 189 11* 112 562 178 WILLAMETTE UNIV/OR 337 251 40 303 377 253 VERMONT, U OF 477 184 79 164 556 179 WORCESTER POLY I/MA 377 219 377 253 HOPE COLLEGE/MI 924 169 30 367 954 180 ALBION COLLEGE/MI 341 248 35 33* 376 256 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE U 526 1*7 24 440 550 181 ABILENE CHRIST U/TX 349 242 2* 412 375 257 NORTH DAKOTA, U OF 499 177 51 256 550 111 SPRINGFIELD COLL/MA 364 227 786 372 256 WAKE FOREST UNIV/NC 510 173 39 309 549 183 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE 342 247 30 367 372 258 SOUTH CAROLINA, U OF 488 182 59 219 547 184 LONG ISLAND U-UNK/NY 350 241 21 493 371 260 DAVIDSON COLLEGE/NC 547 1*0 547 104 MURRAY STATE UNIV/KY 331 254 38 319 369 261 DAYTON, U OF/OH 503 175 37 322 540 186 WITTENBERG UNIV/OH 31* 2*5 49 2*3 365 262 HAWAII, UNIV OF 445 190 93 142 538 187 LA SALLE COLLEGE/PA 364 227 364 263 CLARK UNIVERSITY/MA 492 180 45 279 537 188 BIRMNGHAM-STHRN C/AL 30* 273 59 219 363 26* COOPER UNICN/NY 531 165 5 888 536 189 SOUTH DAKOTA. U OF 321 260 41 295 362 265 WABASH COLLEGE/IN 534 1*4 534 190 MANCHESTER COLL/IN 338 250 24 440 362 265 KANS ST C PITTSBURG 477 114 92 248 529 191 WASHINGTONM.EE U/VA 3*1 231 3*1 267 CAL ST U.LOS ANGELES 436 195 89 147 525 192 NEBRASKA, U-OMAHA 320 262 40 303 360 268 CAL ST U, FRESNO 490 181 33 350 523 193 SE MISSOURI ST UNIV 325 258 32 360 357 269 PUERTO RICO, UNIV OF 383 216 137 93 520 194 JUNIATA COLLEGE/PA 323 259 34 344 357 269 SW MISSOURI ST UNIV 454 18B 62 201 51* 195 WESTERN ILLINOIS U 326 297 30 367 356 271 MIDDLEBURY COLL/VT 425 198 90 1*6 519 196 MACALESTER COLL/MN 294 278 61 206 355 272 MISSOURI, U-ROLIA 513 172 1 1101 51* 197 ALFRED UNIVERSITY/NY 328 256 27 *00 355 272 TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIV *30 197 81 160 511 198 MONTCLAIR ST COLL/NJ 280 288 75 171 355 272 NORTH DAKOTA ST UNIV 483 183 28 390 511 198 SUNY COLL BUFFALO 266 296 88 149 354 275 DENISON UNIV/OH 423 201 88 149 511 198 DICKINSON COLL/PA 310 27O 41 295 351 276 WICHITA ST UNIV/KS 462 ia7 47 271 509 201 NE MISSOURI STATE U 303 275 47 271 350 277 ALLEGHENY COLLEGE/PA 442 191 6* 191 508 202 MICHIGAN TECH UNIV 341 248 4 935 345 278 LOUISVILLE, U OF/KY 441 192 61 206 502 203 CONCORD I A-MORHEAO/MN 310 270 32 360 342 279 RICMMOND, U OF/VA 441 192 *1 206 502 203 GEC PEABOOY COLL/TN 229 340 1O9 120 338 280 BRANDEIS UNIV/MA 34* 245 199 73 501 205 WHITMAN COLLEGE/WA 294 278 43 287 337 281 HAMILTON COLLEGE/NY 494 179 494 2O6 FURMAN UNIV/SC 304 273 32 360 336 282 CALIF.U- RIVERSIDE 4*0 194 54 236 494 206 MISSOURI, U-KANS CITY 282 284 52 248 334 283 EASTERN MICHIGAN U 415 204 76 170 491 208 LUTHER COLLEGE/IA 314 267 14 625 328 284 CAL ST U, LONG BEACH 425 198 61 206 486 209 CANISIUS COLLEGE/NY 316 265 12 670 328 284 LAWRENCE UNIV/WI 387 214 95 139 482 210 FT HAYS KANSAS ST C 297 277 26 412 323 286 YESHIVA UNIV/NY 470 18* a 786 478 211 MARSHALL UNIV/WV 267 294 54 23* 321 287 DUQUESNE UNIV/PA 389 212 88 149 477 212 ST THOMAS, C OF/MN 321 260 321 287 MISSISSIPPI, UNIV OF 420 202 53 2*2 473 213 WESTERN WASH STATE C 290 280 30 3*7 320 289 HOWARD UNIVERSITY/DC 334 252 136 95 *70 214 SCRANTON, U OF /PA 320 262 320 289 VILLANOVA UNIV/PA 431 19* 39 309 470 21* AMERICAN UNIV/OC 2*7 319 72 17* 319 291

139 APPENDIX G Continued Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank TULSA, UNIV OF /OK 281 286 37 322 318 292 NW MISSOURI STATE U 199 374 36 331 235 367 NEBRASKA WESLEYAN U 281 286 33 350 314 293 SAN FRANCSCO.U OF/CA 223 345 12 670 235 367 WEST CHESTER ST C/PA 275 291 37 322 312 294 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY/LA 195 378 38 315 233 369 KENYON COLLEGE/OH 312 268 312 294 IDAHO STATE UNIV 215 355 18 548 233 369 MUSKINGUM COLLEGE/OH 264 298 45 279 309 296 WISCONSIN.U-MILWAUKE 203 366 30 367 233 369 ST JOSEPHS COLL/PA 302 276 3 972 305 297 EASTERN WASH STATE C 213 356 19 531 232 372 SUNY AT BINGHAMTON 259 304 *5 279 304 298 SPRING HILL COLL/AL 222 347 10 724 232 372 ST LAWRENCE UN1V/NY 262 301 41 295 303 299 EASTERN KENTUCKY U 204 364 26 412 230 374 BALDWIN-WALLACE C/OH 264 298 37 322 301 300 HASTINGS CCLLEGE/NE 218 353 12 670 230 374 COLBY COLLEGE/ME 256 308 43 207 299 301 MOREHOUSE COLL/GA 229 340 229 376 CP. EIGHT UN UNIV/NE 239 335 64 195 299 301 NEW JERSEY INST TECH 227 342 2 1035 229 376 NORWESTRN ST UNIV LA 234 336 64 195 298 303 WESTMINSTER COLL/PA 202 368 25 *25 227 378 WHITTIER COLLEGE/CA 252 312 44 285 296 304 GENEVA COLLEGE/PA 196 376 30 367 226 379 JOHN CARROLL UNIV/OH 290 280 4 935 294 305 WESTERN MARYLAND COL 191 387 35 336 226 379 MORTH CENTRAL C/IL 271 292 22 472 293 306 PUGET SOUND, U OF/WA 209 363 21 493 226 379 LEBANON VALLEY C/PA 264 298 27 400 291 307 S F AUSTIN ST U/TX 194 379 28 390 222 382 URSINUS COLLEGE/PA 245 321 46 274 291 307 MERCER UNIV/GA 199 374 23 460 222 382 HAMLINE UNIV/MN 265 297 26 412 291 307 CENTRAL CONN ST COLL 194 379 28 390 222 382 WASHtJEFFERSON C/PA 290 280 290 310 OTTERBEIN COLLEGE/OH 200 372 21 493 221 385 CAL ST Ui SACRAMENTO 251 313 39 309 290 310 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN U 201 369 20 514 221 385 MILLSAPS COLLEGE/MS 261 302 29 379 290 310 VIRGINIA MILITARY I 220 390 220 387 STETSON UNIV/FL 221 349 69 185 290 310 TENNESSEE TECH U 201 369 19 931 220 387 HIRAM COLLEGE/OH 259 304 30 367 289 314 TEXAS WOMANS UNIV 2 1252 218 93 220 387 ST JOHNS UNIV/MN 287 283 287 315 LEWIS 6 CLARK C/OR 193 381 26 412 219 390 MARIETTA COLLEGE/OH 254 311 32 360 286 316 ANDREWS UNIV/MI 193 381 25 429 218 391 GOUCHER COLLEGE/MO 2 1252 284 43 2S6 316 CENTRAL WASH STATE C 207 362 10 724 217 392 SW TEXAS STATE UNIV 236 334 49 263 285 318 SLIPPERY ROCK S C/PA 193 381 23 460 216 393 NEVADA, UNIV OF 256 308 27 400 283 319 TRINITY UNIV/TX 177 411 38 319 219 394 ADELPHI UNIV/NY 182 398 101 131 283 319 SANTA CLARA, U OF/CA 203 366 9 755 212 395 HOBARTCWM SMITH C/NY 249 316 34 344 283 319 WI SCONS IN, U-WHITWATR 187 389 29 425 212 395 STEVENS 1NST TECH/NJ 282 284 282 322 BENEDICTINE COLL/KS 199 448 53 242 212 399 COLUMBIA-TCHRS C/NY 122 522 160 70 282 322 CENTRAL ARKANSAS, U 178 4O7 33 390 211 398 ST PETERS COLL/NJ 280 288 1 1101 281 324 S DAKOTA S MINECTECH 211 357 211 398 CENTRAL STATE U/OK 223 345 56 230 279 325 BAKER UNIV/KS 189 388 21 493 210 400 ST MARYS COLLEGE/MN 278 290 1 1101 279 325 WISCONSIN, U-E CLAIRE 187 389 21 493 208 401 CAL ST U, CHICO 258 306 20 514 278 327 MT UNION COLLEGE/OH 179 4O2 28 390 207 402 ST BONAVENTURE U/NY 260 303 18 548 278 327 CAL ST Uf NORTHRIDGE 178 407 29 379 207 402 CAL POL S U-SL OBISP 269 293 6 •55 275 329 HOUGHTON COLL/NY 181 399 26 412 207 402 LORAS COLLEGE/IA 258 306 17 563 275 329 TRENTON ST COLL/NJ 156 451 49 263 205 405 ST. CLOUD STATE U/MN 248 318 27 400 275 329 OKLAHOMA BAPT UNIV 179 402 26 412 205 409 ORE* UNIVERSITY/NJ 240 326 33 350 273 332 HENORIX COLLEGE/AR 176 415 29 379 205 405 SAMFORO UNIV/AL 233 337 40 303 273 332 EAST TENN STATE UNIV 179 402 25 425 204 408 PARK COLLEGE/MO 239 328 33 350 272 334 GREENVILLE COLL/IL 184 395 20 514 204 408 SAM HOUSTON ST U/TX 239 328 31 366 270 335 WISCONSIN, U-STEYN PT IBS 392 18 948 203 410 LAMAR UNIVERSITY/TX 245 321 25 425 270 335 SOUTHWESTERN COLL/KS 185 392 18 548 203 410 WILLIAM JEWELL C/MO 244 324 24 440 268 337 RANDOLPH-MACON C/VA 196 376 6 899 202 412 GUSTAV ADOLPHUS C/MN 245 321 22 472 267 338 MIDDLE TENN STATE U 178 407 24 440 202 412 CLARKSON C TECH/NY 267 294 267 338 ASBURY COLLEGE/KY 173 421 28 390 201 414 PHILA C PHARMtSCI/PA 251 313 14 625 265 340 MILLERSVILLE ST C/PA 177 411 24 440 201 414 PACIFICt U OF/CA 237 331 26 412 263 341 TEXAS AM UNIVERSITY 177 411 24 440 201 414 MONMOUTH COLLEGE/ I L 240 326 22 472 262 342 SOWESTERN OKLA ST U 172 422 29 379 201 414 CAPITAL UNIV/OH 241 325 20 514 261 343 PHILLIPS UNIV/OK 183 397 18 548 201 414 GOSHEN CCLLEGE/IN 238 330 22 472 260 344 ALBRIGHT COLLEGE/PA 187 389 14 625 201 414 KEARNEY ST COLL/NE 231 338 27 400 258 345 AUGUSTANA COLL/SD 177 411 23 460 200 420 MANKATO STATE U/MN 237 331 20 514 257 346 SOUTHEASTERN LA U 176 415 24 440 200 420 WISCONSIN, U-L CROSSE 225 344 32 360 257 346 CITADEL , THE/SC 200 372 200 420 CDE COLLEGE/IA 222 347 35 336 257 346 APPIACHIAN ST U/NC 167 433 33 350 200 420 SOWESTERN MEMPHIS/IN 230 339 26 412 256 349 ARKANSAS STATE UNIV 185 392 14 625 199 424 COLORADO SCH MINES 255 310 1 1101 256 349 WI SCONSIN.U-PLATTVIL 178 407 21 493 199 424 WEST TEXAS STATE U 211 357 40 303 251 351 RIPON COLLEGE/WI 179 402 19 931 198 426 WOFFORO COLLEGE/SC 250 319 250 352 HARDING COLLEGE/AR 184 395 14 625 198 426 WISCONSIN, U-RIVR FLS 237 331 13 644 250 352 W I SCONS 1 N, U-OSHKOSH 176 415 20 514 196 428 SOUTH, UNIV OF/TN 249 316 249 354 DRURV COLLEGE/MO 174 *20 22 472 196 428 CALIF STATE COLL/PA 226 343 23 460 2*9 354 CARSON-NEWMAN C/TN 171 428 23 460 194 430 MARYVILLE COLLEGE/TN 209 361 39 309 248 356 HEIDELBERG COLL/OH 169 431 24 440 193 431 ST VINCENT COLL/PA 247 319 247 357 IONA COLLEGE/NY 193 381 193 431 YOUNGSTOWN ST U/OH 204 36* 39 309 243 358 NDEASTERN OKLA ST U 172 422 21 493 193 431 CENTRAL METH COLL/MO 219 351 22 472 241 359 WAYNE ST COLL/NE 179 402 13 644 192 434 PORTLAND STATE U/OR 210 360 30 367 240 360 SEATTLE UNIV/WA 155 494 36 331 191 435 LOYOLA COLLEGE/MO 218 353 21 493 239 361 HARDIN-SIMMONS U/TX 163 439 27 4OO 190 436 EAST CAROLINA U/NC 193 381 46 274 239 361 LOYOLA MARYMONT U/CA 181 399 9 755 190 436 WASHBURN U TOPEKA/KS 201 369 38 315 239 361 SH1PPENSBURG ST C/PA 172 *22 17 563 189 *38 SUNY COLL OSWEGO 219 351 20 514 239 361 CARROLL COLLEGE/WI 172 *22 17 563 189 438 SUMY COLL CORTLANO 193 381 45 279 238 365 NORNINGSIDE COLL/IA 164 438 24 440 188 440 GROVE CITY COLL/PA 211 357 26 412 237 366 MILLIKIN UNIV/IL 160 447 28 390 188 440

140 APPENDIX G Continued Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank DAVID LIPSCOMB C/TN 176 415 12 670 188 440 TRINITY COLLEGE/DC 2 1252 141 90 143 517 BETHANY COLLEGE/WV 172 *22 16 58* 168 440 NORTHERN ARIZONA U 127 512 16 584 143 517 FAIRLEIGH DICKN U/NJ 170 430 17 563 187 444 TRANSYLVANIA U/KY 121 524 21 493 1*2 519 CENTRAL UNIV/IA 172 *22 14 625 186 445 CENTRE COLL KENTUCKY 126 513 16 58* 1*2 519 E CENTRAL STATE C/OK 162 443 23 460 185 446 WARTBURG COLL/IA 137 486 5 888 142 519 NC. U UF -GREENSBORO 3 1188 181 63 184 447 THIEL COLLEGE/PA 130 501 12 670 142 519 BLOOMSBURG ST COL/PA 166 436 18 548 184 447 t STROUDSBURG SC/PA 120 526 22 472 142 519 PACIFIC LTHRN U/WA 168 432 16 584 184 447 EDINBORO ST COLL/PA 129 505 13 644 142 519 SOUTHESTRN OKLA ST U ISO 463 34 34* 184 447 COLUMBIA U-COL C/NY 142 476 1*2 519 FLORIDA SOUTHERN C 149 *67 32 360 181 451 OTTAWA UNIVERSITY/KS 129 505 12 670 141 526 CONCORD THEO SEM/MO iai 399 181 451 ILLINOIS COLLEGE 126 513 15 607 141 526 OHIO NORTHERN UNIV 166 436 15 607 181 451 GEORGIA STATE UNIV 105 564 36 331 1*1 526 LINFIELO COLLEGE/OR 163 439 17 563 180 *,54 EMORY C HENRY C/VA 128 509 13 644 141 526 HANOVER COLLEGE/IN 197 **9 22 472 179 *55 NEW ROCHELLE, COLL 1 1328 139 92 140 530 CONCORDIA TCHRS C/IL 171 428 8 786 179 455 ROLLINS COLLEGE/FL 113 543 26 412 139 531 SONY COLL FREDONIA 167 433 12 670 179 455 WISCONSIN.U-SUPERIOR 128 509 11 698 139 531 WAGNER COLLEGE/NY 155 454 23 460 178 *58 MCPHERSON COLLEGE/KS 131 *98 8 786 139 531 LEMOYNE COLLEGE/NY 156 451 22 472 178 458 LOUISIANA COLLEGE 123 519 15 607 138 534 SIMPSON COLLEGE/IA 162 **3 16 584 178 458 ST FRANCIS COLL/NY 135 491 3 972 138 534 WISC, U-STOUT 161 446 17 563 178 458 ST NORBERT COLL/WI 128 509 9 755 137 536 SOUTHWESTERN U/TX 163 439 15 607 178 458 WHITWORTH COLL/WA 124 518 12 670 136 537 NORTHERN MICHIGAN U 150 463 27 *00 177 *63 HARVEY MUDD COLL/CA 133 496 3 972 136 537 ROCKHURST COLLEGE/MO 176 415 1 1101 177 463 BR1DGEWATER ST C/MA 105 564 30 367 135 539 FISK UNIVERSITY/TN 116 536 61 206 177 463 LYNCHBURG CO'LLEGE/VA 123 519 12 670 135 539 VIRGINIA STATE COLL 134 493 41 295 175 466 NOWESTERN OKLA ST U 118 531 16 584 134 5*1 TENNt U-CHATTANOOGA 140 481 35 336 175 466 LOCK HAVEN ST C/PA 119 530 U 607 134 541 SOUTH FLORIDA, U OF 151 460 24 440 175 466 CONNECTICUT COLLEGE 2 1252 132 98 134 541 HAMPTON INSTITUTE/VA 125 516 49 263 174 469 WESTMINSTER COLL/MO 134 493 134 541 MALLA WALLA COLL/WA 162 443 11 698 173 *70 CARTHAGE COLL/WI 122 522 11 698 133 545 ST MARYS UNIV/TX 167 433 5 888 172 471 FRANKLIN C INDIANA 114 539 19 531 133 545 AUSTIN COLLEGE/TX 154 456 17 563 171 472 BETHANY-NAZRENE C/OK 118 531 15 607 133 545 CENTENARY COLL/LA 141 478 30 367 171 472 RANOOLPH-MACN WOM/VA 1 1328 132 98 133 545 EVANSVILLE, U OF/IN 153 457 18 548 171 472 WESTERN ST COLL COLO 123 519 10 724 133 545 BETHEL COLL/KS 163 439 8 786 171 472 ST MARYS COLL CALIF 130 501 13O 550 GEORGETOWN COLL/KY 152 4M 16 584 1*8 476 HENDERSON ST U/ARK 114 539 15 607 129 551 SEATTLE PACIFIC C/WA 151 460 16 584 167 477 JACKSONVILLE ST U/AL 105 564 24 440 129 551 SUNY COLL BROCKPORT 143 474 24 440 167 477 WAYNESBURG COLL/PA 111 5*6 18 548 129 551 AMER INTERNATL C/MA 150 463 16 58* 166 479 KINGS COLLEGE/PA 129 505 129 551 SUNY AT STONY BROOK 137 486 28 390 165 480 BEMIOJI STATE U/MN 117 534 11 698 128 555 OUACHITA BAPT U/AR 192 458 12 670 164 481 CHARLESTON. C OF/SC 120 526 8 786 128 555 PEPPERDINE UNIV/CA 147 470 16 584 163 482 GUILFORD COLL/NC 116 536 12 670 128 555 HUMBOLDT STATE U/CA 157 449 6 855 163 482 TENNESSEE STATE UNIV 102 575 25 425 127 558 MOORHEAO STATE U/MN 147 *70 15 607 162 484 TOWSON ST COLL/MD 103 572 2* 440 127 558 WEST VA WESLEYAN C 151 460 10 724 1*1 485 OOANE COLLEGE/NE 121 524 6 855 127 558 ALMA COLLEGE/MI 1*8 469 12 670 160 486 ROSE-HULMAN TECH/IN 125 516 125 561 LAKE FOREST COLL/IL 126 513 34 344 160 486 WILKES COLLEGE/PA 110 549 15 607 125 561 KUTZTOWN ST COLL/PA 143 474 15 607 158 488 BELLARMINE COLL/KY 106 560 19 531 125 561 UNION COLLEGE/NE 139 *83 19 531 158 488 IOWA WESLEYAN COLL 109 553 15 607 124 564 TROY STATE UNIV/AL 134 *93 24 440 158 *88 AUGSBURG COLLEGE/MN 110 549 13 644 123 565 BRIOGEWATER COLL/VA 142 476 19 607 157 491 ST JOSEPHS COLL/IN 120 526 3 972 123 565 HAMPDEN-SYDNEY C/VA 156 451 156 492 BOB JONES UNIV/SC 106 560 17 563 123 565 OKLAHOMA CITY UNIV 135 491 21 493 156 492 MT ST VINCENT, COL/NY 1 1328 122 105 123 565 ST AMBROSE COLL/IA 140 481 16 584 156 492 YANKTON COLLEGE/SO 109 553 13 644 122 569 TUSKEGEE INST/AL 109 553 46 274 155 495 JAMESTOWN COLLEGE/NO 114 539 8 786 122 569 PACIFIC UNION C/CA 141 478 14 625 155 495 COLUMBIA UNION C/MO 107 559 14 625 121 571 IDAHO. COLLEGE OF 129 505 25 425 154 497 BRIDGEPORT. U OF/CT 104 570 17 563 121 571 UPSALA COLLEGE/NJ 131 498 23 460 154 *97 SUNY COLL GENESEO 102 575 19 531 121 571 NORTHERN ST COLL/SO 136 489 17 563 153 *99 ST ANSELMS COLL/NH 117 534 4 935 121 571 NIAGARA UNIV/NY 147 470 5 888 152 500 ST MARYS SEM 6 U/MD 120 526 120 575 EASTERN NEW MEXICO U 137 486 14 625 151 501 NC AG 6 TECH ST U 106 560 14 625 120 575 GEORGIA SOUTHERN C 130 501 21 493 151 501 NC CENTRAL UNIV 91 605 29 379 120 575 AGNES SCOTT COLL/GA 1 1328 149 80 150 503 SUSQUEHANNA UNIV/PA 99 582 20 514 119 578 PORTLAND. UNIV OF/OR 141 478 9 755 150 503 MIDLAND LTHRN C/NE 109 553 10 724 119 578 FAIRFIELO UNIV/CT 150 *63 150 503 MASS COLL PHARMACY 116 536 3 972 119 576 SUNY ENVR SCI FSTRY 149 467 149 506 SUNY COLL NEW PAITZ 101 579 17 563 118 581 SOUTHERN UNIV/LA 112 544 37 322 149 506 ELIZABETHTOWN C/PA 111 546 7 821 118 581 FLORIDA AG (. MECH U 110 549 39 309 149 506 MANHATTANVULE C/NY 2 1252 116 112 118 581 PERU ST COLL/NE 139 *83 10 724 149 506 ILL BENEDICTINE COLL 118 531 118 581 LOWELL. UNIV OF/MA 130 501 17 563 147 510 MOREHEAD STATE U/KY 106 560 12 670 118 581 CLARION STATE C/PA 138 485 9 755 147 510 MORGAN STATE UNIV/MO 92 602 25 425 117 586 SIMMONS COLLEGE/MA 2 1252 144 88 1*6 512 DUBUQUE, UNIV OF/ I A 108 558 9 795 117 58t SIENA COLLEGE/NY 1*6 473 146 512 INDIANA CENTRAL UNIV 105 564 11 698 116 5«a ELMHURST COLLEGE/IL 136 *B9 10 724 146 512 CONCORD COLLEGE/WV 94 598 22 472 116 58« CLEVELAND ST UNIV/OH 131 498 13 644 144 515 DELTA STATE UNIV/MS 95 593 21 493 116 5(8 TAYLOR UNIVERSITY/IN 133 496 11 698 144 515 TULANE U-NEWCMB C/LA 116 112 116 58!

141 APPENDIX G Continued Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank SOUTHERN CONN ST COL 598 22 472 116 588 ST FRANCIS COLL/PA 86 617 8 786 94 654 ESTRN NAZARENE C/MA 99 582 16 584 115 593 LYCOMING COLLEGE/PA 81 633 13 644 94 654 HOWARD PAYNE COLL/TX 96 588 19 931 115 593 POINT LOMA COLL/CA 82 630 11 698 93 661 WINGNA STATE UNIV/MN 109 553 6 855 115 593 SUL ROSS STATE U/TX 82 630 11 698 93 661 NORTH ALABAMA, UNIV 101 579 13 644 114 596 ALABAMA STATE UNIV 79 646 14 625 93 661 LINCOLN UNIV/PA 114 539 114 596 GLENVILLE ST COLL/WV 81 633 12 670 93 661 BARD COLLEGE/NY 94 598 20 514 114 596 WEST LIBERTY ST C/WV 84 626 9 755 93 661 ST MICHAELS COLL/VT 112 544 1 1101 113 599 ROCKFORD COLLEGE/IL 32 843 61 206 93 661 REGIS COLLEGE/CO 110 549 3 972 113 599 ERSKINE COLLEGE/SC 73 662 19 531 92 667 UNION UNIVERSITY/TN 104 570 8 786 112 601 CAL ST POLY-POMONA 87 615 5 888 92 667 ROANOKE COLLEGE/VA 99 582 13 644 112 601 QUINCY COLLEGE/IL 80 640 11 698 91 669 BLUFFTON COLLEGE/OH 102 575 10 724 112 601 AQUINAS COLLEGE/MI 71 666 20 514 91 669 ADAMS STATE COLL/CO 105 564 6 895 111 605 N MEXICO HIGHLANDS U 81 633 9 755 90 671 GANNON COLLEGE/PA 111 546 111 605 TALLADEGA COLLEGE/AL 65 693 25 425 90 671 TEXAS, U-ARLINGTON 100 581 10 724 110 607 SETON HILL COLL/PA 1 1328 89 147 90 671 ST JOHNS COLLEGE/MO 103 572 7 821 110 607 JULLIARD SCHOOL/NY 71 666 19 531 90 671 PRINCIPIA COLLEGE/IL 90 608 20 514 110 607 MERRIMACK COLLEGE/MA 80 640 9 755 89 676 VALLEY CITY ST C/ND 102 575 7 821 109 610 NE LOUISIANA UNIV 71 666 18 548 89 676 MACMURRAY COLLEGE/IL 45 771 64 195 109 610 USAF ACADEMY/CO 89 610 89 676 PRAIRIE VIEW AEM/TX 85 623 24 440 109 610 LINCOLN UNIV/MO 71 666 18 548 89 676 DAKOTA WESLEYAN U/SO 593 13 644 108 613 BETHANY COLL/KS 81 633 7 821 88 681 MUNDELEIN COLLEGE/IL 108 122 108 613 MINNESOTA, U-DULUTH 80 640 8 786 88 681 SUNY COLL ONEONTA 81 633 27 400 108 613 MONTEVALLO, U OF/AL 22 908 65 192 87 683 AUSTIN PEAY ST U/TN 98 586 10 724 108 613 ARKANSAS, U-PINE BLU 65 693 21 493 86 684 MANSFIELD ST COLL/P* 96 588 11 698 107 617 ST CATHERINES OF/MN 86 199 86 684 WILSON COLLEGE/PA 107 124 107 617 MT ST MARYS COLL/MD 86 617 86 684 WILMINGTON COLL/OH 95 593 11 698 106 619 BUENA VISTA COLL/IA 79 646 6 855 85 687 CHADRON ST COLL/NE 96 588 10 724 106 619 GORDON COLLEGE/MA 79 646 6 855 85 687 MORAVIAN COLLEGE/PA 98 586 8 786 106 619 HILLSDALE COLLEGE/MI 67 688 17 563 84 689 ANDERSON COLLEGE/IN 96 588 9 755 105 622 STERLING COLLEGE/KS 76 659 8 786 84 689 LENOIR-RHYNE COLL/NC 93 601 12 670 109 622 CENTRAL STATE U/OH 72 664 12 670 84 689 WEST VIRGINIA ST C 79 6*6 25 425 104 625 WINTHROP COLLEGE/SC 84 157 84 689 ST. JOSEPH SEMNRY/NY 103 572 1 1101 104 629 MISS UNIV WOMEN 3 1188 80 162 83 693 RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE 69 682 35 336 104 625 GEORGIA COLLEGE 1 1328 82 159 83 693 ITHACA COLLEGE/NY 86 617 17 563 103 628 BLACKBURN COLLEGE/IL 74 658 9 755 83 693 EMMANUEL COLLEGE/MA 4 1141 99 133 103 628 ST MARYS COLLEGE/ IN 83 158 83' 693 THOMAS MORE COLL/KV 60 640 23 460 103 628 TABOR COLLEGE/KS 82 630 1 1101 83 693 WESTMAR COLLEGE/IA 95 593 a 786 103 628 ILLINOIS, U-CHIGO CIR 70 673 13 644 83 693 FRIENDS UNIV/KS 89 610 14 625 103 628 CARROLL COLLEGE/MT 80 640 3 972 83 693 TEXAS, U-EL PASO 80 640 23 460 103 628 HURON COLLEGE /SO 74 658 8 786 82 700 FAIRMONT STATE C/WV 89 610 13 644 102 634 TEXAS WESLEYAN COLL 61 705 21 493 82 700 CATAWBA COLLEGE/NC 89 610 13 644 102 634 ST JOSEPHS COLL/NY 2 1252 80 162 82 700 MC MURRAY COLLEGE/TX 91 605 10 724 101 636 ROCHESTER I TECH/NY 77 651 4 935 81 703 WSTRN CAROLINA U/NC 84 626 17 563 101 636 KEAN COLL NEW JERSEY 53 729 28 390 81 703 O C TEACHERS COLLEGE 65 693 36 331 101 636 CLAREMONT MENS C/CA 81 633 81 703 TARKIO COLLEGE/MO 96 588 5 888 101 636 NW NAZARENE COLL/ ID 71 666 9 799 80 706 HARTWICK COLLEGE/NY 90 608 11 698 101 636 ARKANSAS, U-MONT I CELO 73 662 7 821 80 706 PRATT INSTITUTE/NY 95 593 5 888 100 641 NEW ORLEANS, U OF/LA 69 682 11 698 80 706 SUNY COLL POTSDAM 86 617 14 629 100 641 WILLIAM PENN COLL/IA 66 689 14 625 80 706 GENERAL MOTORS I/MI 99 582 99 643 MISSOURI VALLEY C/MO 74 658 6 855 80 706 HARRIS TCHRS COLL/MO 56 724 43 287 99 643 OLIVET COLLEGE/MI 75 656 4 935 79 711 WASHINGTON COLL/MD 85 623 13 644 98 645 MARION COLLEGE/IN 70 673 9 755 79 711 CONCORDIA TCHRS C/NE 91 605 7 821 98 645 ADRIAN COLLEGE/MI 70 673 9 755 79 711 BERRY COLLEGE/GA 86 617 12 670 98 645 ' MORRIS HARVEY C/WV 70 673 9 755 79 711 GLASSBORO ST COLL/NJ 77 651 20 514 97 648 HUNTINGDON COLL/AL 45 771 34 344 79 711 FITCHBERG ST COLL/M 89 610 7 821 96 649 CHATHAM COLLEGE/PA 79 164 79 711 OREGON COLL OF EOUC 84 626 12 670 - 96 649 WOODSTOCK COLL/NY 79 646 79 711 PACIFIC UNIV/OR 85 623 10 724 95 651 TAMPA, UNIV OF/FL 70 673 8 786 78 719 MIDWESTERN UNIV/TX 86 617 9 755 95 651 KING COLLEGE/TN 70 673 8 786 78 719 «INOT STATE COLL/NO 83 629 12 670 99 651 OLD DOMINION UNIV/VA 65 693 13 644 78 . 719 ASHLAND COLLEGE/OH 87 615 7 821 94 654 ROSARY COLLEGE/IL 1 1328 77 168 78 719 PARYGROVE COLLEGE/MI 94 141 94 654 OAKLAND UNIV/MI 66 689 11 698 77 723 VIRGINIA UNION UNIV 75 656 19 531 94 654 KANSAS WESLEYAN 70 673 7 821 77 723 PRESBYTERIAN COLL/SC 92 602 2 1035 94 654 ST JOHN FISHER C/NY 77 651 77 723 MILLS COLLEGE/CA 1 1328 93 142 94 654 SARAH LAWRENCE C/NY 2 1252 79 171 77 723 SOURCE: NRC, Commission on Human Resources.

142 APPENDIX H ALPHABETIC LISTING OF INSTITUTIONS OF BACCALAUREATE ORIGIN OF 1920-1974 PhD's, WITH INSTITUTIONAL RANKS BY SEX Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank ABILENE CHRIST U/TX 349 242 26 412 375 257 ATLANTA LAW SCH/GA 1 1101 1 1482 ACAO NEW CHURCH/PA 2 1252 2 1418 ATLANTA UNIV/GA 10 1027 10 1192 ADAMS STATE COLL/CO 109 564 6 855 111 605 ATLANTIC CHRSTN C/NC 62 702 8 786 70 753 AOELPHI UNIV/NY 182 398 101 131 283 319 ATLANTIC UNION C/MA 57 721 • 786 65 766 AUBURN UNIVERSITY/AL 945 92 60 214 1005 98 ADRIAN COLLEGE/MI TO 673 4 755 79 711 AUGSBURG COLLEGE/MN 110 549 13 644 123 565 AGNFS SCOTT COLL/GA 1 1328 144 80 150 503 AUGUSTA COLLEGE/GA 9 1038 3 972 12 1159 AIR FORCE I TECH/OH Q 1038 9 1206 AUGUSTANA COLL/IL 406 207 30 367 436 226 AKRON, U OF/OH 370 223 56 230 426 230 AUGUSTANA COLL/SD 177 411 23 460 200 420 ALABAMA AGEMECH U 36 828 11 698 47 867 AURORA COLLEGE/IL 49 747 3 972 52 833 ALABAMA CHRISTIAN C 1 1328 1 1482 AUSTIN COLLEGE/TX 154 456 17 563 171 472 ALABAMA STATE UNIV 79 6*6 14 625 93 661 AUSTIN PEAY ST U/TN 98 586 10 724 108 613 ALABAMA, UNIVER OF 987 88 198 59 1185 82 AUSTIN PRSBY THEO/TX 1 1328 1 1482 ALABAMA,U-BIRMINGHAM 2 1252 1 1101 3 1361 AVILA COLLEGE/MO 11 698 11 1175 ALABAMA , U-HUNTSVILLE 3 1188 3 1361 AZUSA PACIFIC C/CA 18 947 1 1101 19 1089 ALASKA METHODIST U •6 1080 1 1101 7 1246 BABSON COLLEGE/MA 10 1027 10 1192 ALASKA, UNIV OF 70 673 6 855 76 729 BAKER UNIV/KS 189 388 21 493 210 400 ALBANY STATE COLL/GA 12 1004 4 939 16 1124 BALDWIN-WALLACE C/OH 264 298 37 322 301 300 ALBERTUS MAGNUS C/CT 1 1328 46 274 47 867 BALL STATE UNIV/IN 503 175 88 149 591 169 ALBION COLLEGE/MI 341 248 39 336 376 256 BALTIMORE, UNIV OF/MO 8 1049 a 1221 ALBRIGHT COLLEGE/PA 187 389 14 625 201 414 BANGOR THEOL SEM/ME 3 1188 3 1361 ALBUQUERQUE, U OF/NM 13 993 6 855 19 1089 BAPTIST BIBLE C PENN 13 993 2 1035 15 1132 ALCCRN STATE U/MS 46 764 7 821 53 825 BARAT COLLEGE/IL 35 336 35 938 ALDERSN BROADUS C/WV 24 890 7 821 31 964 BARBER-SCOTIA C/NC 2 1035 2 1418 ALFRED UNIVERSITY/NY 328 256 27 400 355 272 BARO COLLEGE/NY 94 598 20 514 114 596 ALLEGHENY COLLEGE/PA 442 191 66 191 508 202 BARRINGTON COLL/RI 24 890 3 972 27 999 ALLEN UNIVERSITY/SC 13 993 8 786 21 1068 BARRY COLLEGE/FL 17 563 17 1111 ALLNTWN C ST FRAN/PA 1 1328 1 1482 BATES COLLEGE/ME 407 206 54 236 461 217 ALLIANCE COLLEGE/PA 13 993 13 1152 BAYLOR COLL MEO/TX 2 1252 2 1418 ALMA COLLEGE/MI 148 469 12 670 160 486 BAYLOR UNIV/TX 865 103 153 76 1018 96 ALMA WHITE COLL/NJ 3 1188 3 1361 BEAVER COLLEGE/PA 27 400 27 999 ALVERNIA COLLEGE/PA 1 1101 1 1482 BELHAVEN COLLEGE/MS 10 1027 9 755 19 1089 ALVERNO COLLEGE/WI 46 274 46 874 BELLARMINE COLL/KY 106 560 19 531 125 561 AM BAPT SEM W-BER/CA 1 1328 1 1482 BELMONT ABBEY C/NC 16 964 3 972 19 1089 AM BAPT SEM W-COV/CA 2 1252 2 1418 BELMONT COLLEGE/TN 18 947 3 972 21 1068 AMER CONSERV MUS/IL 30 851 8 786 38 921 8ELOIT COLLEGE/WI 347 244 62 201 409 238 AMER INTERNATL C/HA 150 463 16 584 166 479 BEMIDJI STATE U/MN 117 534 11 698 128 555 AMERICAN UNIV/DC 247 319 72 176 319 291 BENEDICT COLLEGE/SC 19 939 3 972 22 1057 AMHERST COLLEGE/MA 1156 66 1156 83 BENEDICTINE COLL/KS 159 448 53 242 212 395 ANDERSON COLLEGE/IN 96 588 9 755 105 622 BENJMN FRANKLIN U/DC 1 1328 1 1482 ANDVR NEW THEOL S/MA 4 1141 4 1321 BENNETT COLLEGE/NC 18 548 18 1101 ANDREWS UNIV/MI 193 381 25 425 218 391 BENNINGTON COLL/VT 40 303 40 911 ANGELO STATE UNIV/TX 7 1062 2 1035 9 1206 BEREA COLLEGE/KY 404 208 53 242 457 220 ANNA MARIA COLL/MA 9 755 9 1206 BERKSHRE CHRIST C/MA 4 1141 4 1321 ANNHURST COLLEGE/CT a 786 8 1221 BERRY COLLEGE/GA 86 617 12 670 98 645 ANTIOCH COLLEGE/OH 590 147 148 82 738 138 BETHANY BIBLE C/CA 4 1141 4 1321 ANT10CH EAST/MO 1 1101 1 1482 BETHANY COLL/KS 81 633 7 821 88 681 AQUINAS COLLEGE/MI 71 666 20 514 91 669 BETHANY COLLEGE/WV 172 422 16 584 188 440 AQUINAS INSI/IA 12 1004 12 1159 BETHANY-NAZRENE C/OK 118 531 15 607 133 545 ARIZONA STATE UNIV 608 142 109 120 717 141 BETHANY THEOL SEM/IL 1 1101 1 1482 ARIZONA, UNIV OF 988 87 148 82 1136 84 BETHEL COLLEGE/IN 16 964 1 1101 17 1111 ARKANSAS BAPTIST C 1 1328 1 1482 BETHEL COLL/KS 163 439 a 786 171 472 ARKANSAS COLLEGE 34 837 6 855 40 911 BETHEL COLLEGE/MN 15 973 IS 1132 ARKANSAS POLY COLL 70 673 3 972 73 741 BETHEL SEMINARY/MN 36 828 i 1101 37 927 ARKANSAS STATE UNIV 185 392 14 625 199 424 BETHEL COLLEGE/TN 45 771 3 972 48 862 ARKANSAS, U-FAYETTVLE 956 90 126 109 1082 89 BETHUNE-COOKMAN C/FL 24 890 6 855 30 972 ARKANSAS, U-LTLE ROCK 25 883 9 755 34 946 BIOLA COLLEGE/CA 22 908 3 972 25 1022 ARKANSAS, U-MCNTICELO 73 662 7 821 80 706 BIRMNGHAM-STHRN C/AL 304 273 59 219 363 264 ARKANSAS, U-PINE BLU 65 693 21 493 86 684 BISCAYNE COLLEGE/FL 1 1328 1 1482 ARM$TRONG COLLEGE/CA 3 1188 1 1101 4 1321 BISHOP COLLEGE/TX 23 902 13 644 36 933 ARMSTRONG STATE C/GA 2 1252 1 1101 3 1361 BLACK HILLS ST C/SD 61 705 6 855 67 760 ASBURY COLLEGE/KY 173 421 28 390 201 414 BLACKBURN COLLEGE/IL 74 658 9 755 83 693 ASBURY THEOL SEM/KY 2 1252 2 1418 8LOOMFIELD COLL/NJ 16 964 1 1101 17 1111 ASHLAND COLLEGE/OH 87 615 7 821 94 654 BLOOMSBURG ST COL/PA 166 436 18 548 184 447 ASSUMPTION COLL/MA 62 702 62 777 BLUE MOUNTAIN C/MS 2 1252 28 39O 30 972 ASSUMPTION FRIARY/MN 3 1188 3 1361 BLUEFIELD ST COLL/WV 14 981 5 888 19 1089 ASSUMPTION SEM/TX 2 1252 2 1418 BLUFFTON COLLEGE/OH 102 575 10 724 112 601 ATHENAEUM OF OHIO 48 755 10 724 58 794 BOB JONES UNIV/SC 106 560 17 563 123 565 ATHENS COLLEGE/AL 18 947 5 888 23 1048 BOISE STATE UN1V/IO 5 1106 3 972 8 1221 ATLANTA COLL ART/GA 1 1328 1 1482 BORROMEO CCL OF OHIO 7 1062 1 1101 8 1221

143 APPENDIX H Continued Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank BOSTON COLLEGE/MA 994 86 55 234 1049 92 CARDINL STRITCH C/WI 18 548 18 1101 BOSTON CONSRV MUS/HA 4 1141 2 1035 6 1269 CARLETON COLLEGE/MN 717 123 149 80 866 116 BOSTON UNIVERSITY/MA 1213 63 403 27 1616 52 CARLOW COLLEGE/PA 48 268 48 862 BGWOOIN COLLEGE/ME 599 144 599 167 CARNEGIE-MELLON U/PA 1411 55 102 129 1513 59 BOWIE ST CCLL/MD 1 1328 1 1101 2 1418 CARROLL COLLEGE/MT 80 640 3 972 83 693 BOWLING GREEN S U/OH 496 178 98 13T 594 168 CARROLL COLLEGE/WI 172 422 17 5*3 189 438 BRADLEY UNIV/IL 345 246 33 350 378 251 CARSON-NEWHAN C/TN 171 428 23 460 194 430 BRANOEIS UNIV/MA 346 245 155 73 501 205 CARTHAGE COLL/WI 122 522 11 698 133 545 8RENAU COLLEGE/GA 1 1328 13 644 14 1141 CASE WESTRN RSRVE/OH 1754 38 259 46 2013 38 BRESCIA COLLEGE/KY 11 1014 6 855 17 1111 CASTLETON ST COLL/VT 8 1049 4 935 12 1159 BRIAR CLIFF COLL/IA 1 1328 15 607 16 1124 CATAWBA COLLEGE/NC 89 610 13 644 102 634 BRIDGEPORT, U OF/CT 104 570 17 563 121 571 CATHED C IM CONCP/NY 55 727 55 807 BRIDGEWATER COLL/VA 142 476 It 607 157 491 CATHOLIC U AMER/DC 1090 76 219 52 1309 70 BRIGHAM YOUNG U/UT 2136 29 99 133 2235 34 CATHOLIC UNIV P.R. 3 1188 6 855 9 1206 BRIGHAH YOUNG, HAWAII 3 1188 3 1361 CEDAR CREST COLL/PA 1 1328 16 584 17 1111 BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL 19 939 2 1035 21 1068 CEDARVILLE COLL/OH 22 908 3 972 25 1022 BROWN UNIVERSITY/PI 1447 52 253 47 1700 48 CENTENARY COLL/LA 141 478 30 367 171 472 BRYAN COLLEGE/TN 24 890 3 972 27 999 CENTRAL ARKANSAS, U 178 407 33 350 211 398 BRYANT COLLEGE/RI 19 939 3 972 22 1057 CTRL BAPT THEOL S/KS 1 1328 1 1482 BRYN MAWR COLL/PA 4 1141 960 20 564 177 CENTRAL BIBLE C/MO 16 964 3 972 19 1089 BUCKNELL UNIV/PA 507 174 104 125 611 163 CENTRAL UNIV/ I A 172 422 14 625 186 445 BUENA VISTA COLL/IA 79 646 6 855 85 687 CENTRAL CONN ST COLL 194 379 28 390 222 382 BUTLER UNIV/IN 329 255 63 200 392 244 CENTRAL METH COLL/MO 219 351 22 472 241 359 CABRINI COLLEGE/PA 1 1101 1 1482 CENTRAL MICHIGAN U 369 225 48 268 417 233 CALDWELL COLL/NJ 14 625 14 1141 CTRL MISSOURI ST U 371 222 62 201 433 229 CALIF BAPTIST COLL 4 1141 4 1321 CENTRAL STATE U/OH 72 664 12 670 84 689 CAL C ARTS I CRAFTS 5 1106 1 1101 6 1269 CENTRAL STATE U/OK 223 345 56 230 279 325 CAL INST TECHNOLOGY 1709 40 2 1035 1711 47 CENTRAL WASH STATE C 207 362 10 724 217 392 CALIF INST ARTS 4 1141 4 1321 CENTRL WESLEYAN C/SC 7 1062 1 1101 8 1221 CALIF LUTHERAN COLL 12 1004 12 1159 CENTRE COLL KENTUCKY 126 513 16 584 142 519 CALIF MARITIME ACAD 3 1188 3 1361 CHADRON ST COLL/NE 96 588 10 724 106 619 CALIF STATE COLL/PA 226 343 23 460 249 354 CHAMINADE C HONOLULU 1 1328 4 935 5 1293 CAL POL S U-SL OBISP 269 293 6 855 275 329 CHAPMAN COLLEGE/CA 58 716 5 888 63 771 CAL ST C DOMINGUEZ H 2 1252 1 1101 3 1361 CHARLESTON, C OF/SC 120 526 8 786 128 555 CAL ST COLL, SONOMA 22 908 3 972 25 1022 CHATHAM COLLEGE/PA 79 164 79 711 CAL ST C STANISLAUS 9 1038 9 1206 CHESTNUT HILL C/PA 54 236 54 816 CAL ST POLY-POMONA 87 615 5 888 92 667 CHEYNEY ST COLL/PA 29 883 10 724 35 938 CAL ST U, CHICO 258 306 20 514 278 327 CHG ACAD FINE ART/IL 1 1328 1 1482 CAL ST U, FRESNO 490 181 33 350 523 193 CHICAGO CONS COLL/IL 6 1080 2 1035 8 1221 CAL ST U, FULLERTON 60 711 12 670 72 745 CHICAGO STATE U/IL 29 856 9 755 38 921 CAL ST U, HAYWARO 50 744 8 786 58 794 CHICAGO TECH COLL/IL 1 1328 1 1482 HUMBOLDT STATE U/CA 157 449 6 855 163 482 CHICAGO THEOL SEM/IL 2 1252 2 1418 CAL ST U, LONG BEACH 425 198 61 206 486 209 CHICAGO, UNIV OF/IL 3865 11 821 6 4686 11 CAL ST U,LOS ANGELES 436 195 89 147 525 192 CHRISTN BROTHRS C/TN 37 823 37 927 CAL ST U, NCRTHRIOGE 178 407 29 379 207 402 CHRISTN THEOL SEM/IN 2 1252 2 1418 CAL ST U, SACRAMENTO 251 313 39 309 290 310 CINCIN BIBLE COLL/OH 24 890 1 1101 25 1022 CAL ST C,S BERNRDINO 4 1141 3 972 7 1246 CINCINNATI, U OF/OH 1202 64 179 64 1381 64 SAN DIEGO STATE U/CA 839 104 93 142 932 106 CITADEL, THE/SC 200 372 200 420 SAN FRANCISC ST U/CA 612 140 99 133 711 143 CUNY-BERNRO BARUCH C 21 919 3 972 24 1035 SAN JOSE STATE U/CA 905 98 113 118 1018 96 CUNY-BROOKLYN COLL 3240 18 774 8 4014 16 CALIFORNIA ST U-UNK 3 1188 3 1361 CUNY-CITY COLLEGE 6526 2 362 32 6888 2 CALIF, U-8ERKELEY 7117 1 1071 2 8188 1 CUNY-HUNTER COLLEGE 403 210 1206 1 1609 53 CALIF, U-DAVIS 634 138 65 192 699 147 CUNY-JOHN JAY COLL 2 1252 2 1418 CALIF, U-DAV1S.S MED 1 1328 1 1482 CUNY-HRBERT LEHMAN C 8 1049 3 972 11 1175 CALIF, U-IRVINE 43 785 9 755 52 833 CUNY-QUEENS COLL 1139 69 386 29 1525 57 CAL, U-IRVINE, COLL MD 1 1328 1 1482 CUNY-UNKNOWN 7 1062 1 1101 8 1221 CALIF.U-LOS ANGELES 3971 10 738 11 4709 10 CLAFLIN COLLEGE/SC 16 964 1 1101 17 1111 CALIF, U-RIVERSIDE 440 194 54 236 494 206 CLAREMNT GRAD SCH/CA 1 1328 1 1482 CALIF, U-SAN DIEGO 28 860 5 888 33 952 CLAREMONT MENS C/CA 81 633 81 703 CAL, U-SAN FRANCISCO 2 1252 1 1101 3 1361 HARVEY MUDD COLL/CA 133 496 3 972 136 537 CALIF.U.SAN FRAN MED 4 935 4 1321 PIT2ER COLLEGE/CA 1 1328 5 888 6 1269 CALIF, U-SANTA BARB 701 127 88 149 789 132 POMONA COLLEGE/CA 803 108 156 72 959 103 CAL IF, U-SANTA CRUZ 25 883 8 786 33 952 SCRIPPS COLLEGE/CA 2 1252 19 531 21 1068 CALIFORNIA, U-UNK 18 947 7 821 25 1022 CLARION STATE C/PA 138 485 9 755 147 510 CALUMET COLLEGE/IN 2 1252 1 1101 3 1361 CLARK COLLEGE/GA 46 764 13 644 59 786 CALVARY BIBLE C/MO 6 1080 6 1269 CLARK UNIVERSITY/MA 492 180 45 279 537 188 CALVIN COLLEGE/MI 590 147 23 460 613 162 CLARKE COLLEGE/IA 59 219 59 786 CALVIN THEOL SEM/MI 4 1141 4 1321 CLARKSON C TECH/NY 267 294 267 338 CAMERON UNIV/OKLA 1 1326 1 1482 CLEMSON UNIV/SC 595 145 7 821 602 165 CAMPBELL COLLEGE/NC 11 1014 11 1175 CLEVELAND INST MUSIC 14 981 2 1035 16 1124 CAMPBELLSVILLE C/KY 9 1038 2 1035 11 1175 CLEVELAND ST UNIV/OH 131 498 13 644 144 515 CANISIUS COLLEGE/NY 316 265 12 670 328 284 COE COLLEGE/IA 222 347 35 336 257 346 CAPITAL UNIV/OH 241 325 20 514 261 343 COKER COLLEGE/SC 2 1252 16 584 18 1101 CAPITOL I OF TECH/MD 1 1328 1 1482 COLBY COLLEGE/ME 256 308 43 287 299 301 CARDINAL GLENON C/MO 27 865 27 999 COLBY-SAWYER C/NH 1 1328 1 1482

144 APPENDIX H Continued Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank COLG RCH-BEX-CROZ/NY 5 1106 1 1101 6 1269 DON BOSCO COLLEGE/NJ 17 954 17 1111 COLGATE U/NY 560 151 580 174 OORDT COLLEGE/IA 7 1062 1 1101 8 1221 COLORADO COLLEGE 311 269 69 185 380 247 DOWLING COLLEGE/NY 5 1106 1 1101 6 1269 COLORADO SCH MINES 255 310 1 1101 256 349 DR MARTIN LUTHR C/MN 2 1252 2 1418 COLORADO STATE UNIV 1029 82 64 195 1093 88 DRAKE UNIV/IA 393 211 61 206 454 221 COLORADO, U-BOULDER 1704 41 309 40 2013 38 DREW UNIVERSITY/NJ 240 326 33 350 273 332 CHILI, U-CULO SPRINGS 2 1252 2 1418 DREXEL UNIVERSITY/PA 605 143 25 425 630 157 COLO.U-OENVER CTR 3 972 3 1361 DROPSIE UNIV/PA 1 1328 1 1482 COLORADO WOMEN'S COL 5 888 5 1293 DRURY COLLEGE/MO 174 420 22 472 196 428 COLUMBIA BIBLE C/SC 13 993 7 821 20 1081 DUBUQUE. UNIV OF/1A 108 558 9 755 117 586 COLUMBIA COLLEGE/IL 9 1038 9 1206 DUKE UNIVERSITY/NC 1115 71 231 50 1346 68 COLUMBIA COLLEGE/SC 1 1328 17 563 18 1101 DUNS SCOTUS COLL/MI 27 865 1 1101 28 987 COLMBIA THEOL SEM/GA 1 1328 1 1482 DUQUESNE UNIV/PA 389 212 88 149 477 212 COLUMBIA UNION C/MO 107 559 14 625 121 571 DYOUVILLE COLLEGE/NY 50 260 50 852 COLUMBIA UNIV/NY 3715 13 468 22 4183 13 DYKE COLLEGE/OH 1 1328 1 1482 COLUMBIA-BARNARO/NY 3 1188 945 3 948 105 EARLHAM COLLEGE/IN 381 217 61 206 442 223 COLUMBIA U-COL C/NY 142 476 142 519 E CENTRAL STATE C/OK 162 443 23 460 185 446 COLUMBIA-PHARM C/NY 4 1141 4 1321 E STROUDSBURG SC/PA 120 526 22 472 142 519 COLUMBIA-TCHRS C/NY 122 522 160 70 282 322 EAST TENN STATE UNIV 179 402 25 425 204 408 COMBS COLL MUSIC/PA 1 1328 1 1482 EAST TEXAS BAPTIST C 35 834 6 855 41 904 CONCEPTION SEM C/MO 26 877 26 1014 EAST TEXAS STATE U 357 235 81 160 438 224 CONCORD COLLEGE/hV 94 598 22 472 116 588 ESTRN BAPT THEO S/PA 2O 927 20 1081 C ONC ORD I A-MORH EA O/ MN 310 270 32 360 342 279 EASTERN COLLEGE/PA 36 828 3 972 39 917 CONCORDIA SR COLL/IN 53 729 53 825 EASTERN CONN ST COLL 16 964 9 755 25 1022 CONCORDIA TCHRS C/IL 171 428 8 786 179 455 EASTERN ILL UNIV 370 223 37 322 407 239 CONCORDIA TCHRS C/NE 91 605 7 821 98 645 EASTERN KENTUCKY U 204 364 26 412 230 374 CONCORDIA THEOL S/IL 11 1014 11 1175 ESTRN MENNONITE C/VA 61 705 5 888 66 765 CONCORD THEO SEM/MO 181 399 181 451 EASTERN MICHIGAN U 415 204 76 170 491 208 CONNECTICUT COLLEGE 2 1252 132 98 134 541 EASTERN MONTANA COLL 42 792 2 1035 44 88* CONNECTICUT. UNIV OF 1077 . ™ 114 117 1191 80 ESTRN NAZARENE C/MA 99 582 16 584 115 593 CONVERSE COLLEGE/SC 4 1141 29 379 33 952 EASTERN NEW MEXICO U 137 486 14 625 151 501 COOPER UNION/NY 531 165 5 888 536 189 EASTERN WASH STATE C 213 356 19 531 232 372 COPPIN ST COLL/MO 4 1141 4 935 8 1221 ECKERO COLLEGE/FL 37 823 12 670 49 857 CORNELL COLLEGE/IA 353 238 38 315 391 245 EDEN THEOL SEM/MO 3 1188 3 1361 CORNELL UNIV/NY 4265 9 745 10 5010 8 EDGECLIFF COLLEGE/OH 19 531 19 1089 CORNELL U MED C/NY 1 1101 1 1482 EDGEWOOD COLL/WI 11 698 11 1175 COVENANT COLL/TN 3 lisa 3 1361 EDINBORO ST COLL/PA 129 505 13 644 142 519 CREIGHTON UNIV/NE 235 335 64 195 299 301 EOWARO WATERS C/FL 4 1141 4 1321 CROSER HOUSE STUD/IN 1 1328 1 1482 ELIZABETHTOWN C/PA 111 546 7 821 118 581 CULVER-STOCKTON C/MO 68 687 6 855 74 738 ELMHURST COLLEGE/IL 136 489 10 724 146 512 CUMBERLAND COLL/KY 8 1049 2 1035 10 1192 ELMIRA COLLEGE/NY 2 1252 50 260 52 833 CUMBERLAND COLL TENN 2 1252 2 1418 ELON COLLEGE/NC 66 689 7 821 73 741 CURRY COLLEGE/MA 6 1080 6 1269 EMBRY-RIDDLE U/FL 1 1328 1 1482 CURTIS I OF MUSIC/PA 10 1027 10 1192 EMERSON COLLEGE/MA 47 760 15 607 62 777 DAKOTA ST COLL/SD 39 808 2 1035 41 904 EMMANUEL COLLEGE/MA 4 1141 99 133 103 628 DAKOTA WESLEYAN U/SD 95 593 13 644 108 613 EMORY C HENRY C/VA 128 509 13 644 141 526 DALLAS, UNIV OF/TX 27 865 5 888 32 958 EMORY UNIV/GA 760 115 79 164 839 119 DANA COLLEGE/NE 57 721 1 1101 58 794 EMPORIA KAN ST COLL 556 157 77 168 633 155 DARTMOUTH COLLEGE/NH 1771 37 2 1035 1773 44 EPISCPL OIV SCH/MA 5 1106 5 1293 DAVID LIPSCOMB C/TN 176 415 12 670 188 440 ERSKINE COLLEGE/SC 73 662 19 531 92 667 DAVIDSON COLLEGE/NC 547 160 547 184 EUREKA COLLEGE/IL 48 755 7 821 55 807 DAVIS C ELKINS C/WV 57 721 5 888 62 777 EVANGEL COLLEGE/MO 19 939 2 1035 21 1068 DAYTON, U OF/OH 503 175 37 322 540 186 EVANSVILLE, U OF/IN 153 457 18 548 171 472 DEFIANCE COLLEGE/OH 49 747 5 888 54 816 FAIRFIELD UNIV/CT 150 463 150 503 DELAWARE STATE COLL 12 1004 12 1159 FAIRLEIGH DICKN U/NJ 170 430 17 563 187 444 DELAWARE, UNIV OF 531 165 70 181 601 166 FAIRLGH D-MADISON/NJ 4 1141 1 1101 5 1293 DELAWARE VALLEY C/PA 71 666 71 749 FAIRLGH D-TEANECK/NJ 20 927 4 935 24 1035 DELTA STATE UN1V/MS 95 593 21 493 116 588 FAIRMONT STATE C/WV 89 610 13 644 102 634 OENISON UNIV/OH 423 201 88 149 511 198 FAITH THEOL SEM/PA 1 1328 1 1482 DENVER, UNIV OF/CO 839 104 155 73 994 102 FEDERAL CITY COLL/DC 1 1328 1 1482 DEPAUL UNIVERSITY/IL 354 237 99 133 453 222 FELICIAN COLLEGE/NJ 1 1101 1 1482 OEPAUW UNIVERSITY/IN 934 93 103 126 1037 94 FERRIS ST COLL/MI 56 724 3 972 59 786 DETROIT BIBLE C/MI 5 1106 5 1293 FINDLAY COLLEGE/OH 52 734 4 935 56 804 DETROIT COLL OF LAW 1 1328 1 1482 FISK UNIVERSITY/TN 116 536 61 206 177 463 DETROIT C MUSIC S/MI 3 1188 1 1101 4 1321 FLORIDA INST TECH 1 1328 1 1482 DETROIT I TECH/MI 31 845 31 964 FLORIDA MEMORIAL C 6 1080 2 1035 8 1221 DETROIT, U OF/MI 526 167 51 256 577 175 FLORIDA SOUTHERN C 149 467 32 360 181 451 DICKINSON COLL/PA 310 270 41 295 351 276 FLORIDA, UNIV OF 1936 34 169 68 2105 36 DICKINSON ST COLL/NO 48 755 3 972 51 847 FLORIDA AG C MECH U 110 549 39 309 149 506 DILLARO UNIV/LA 46 764 13 644 59 786 FLORIDA ATLANTIC U S3 729 9 755 62 777 D C TEACHERS COLLEGE 65 693 36 331 101 636 FLORIDA INTERNAT U 1 1328 1 14(2 DIVINE WORD COLL/IA 4 1141 4 1321 FLORIDA STATE UNIV 776 112 332 36 1108 86 DOANE COLLEGE/NE 121 524 6 855 127 558 SOUTH FLORIDA,U OF 151 460 24 440 175 466 pi. MiP. C SAN RAFEL/CA 25 425 25 1022 NEW COLLEGE/FL 11 1014 5 888 16 112* DOMNCN HOUSE STD/OC 1 1101 1 1482 SOUTH FLA,U ST PETE 1 1101 1 1482

145 APPENDIX H Continued Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank WEST FLORIDA, J OF 2 1252 2 1035 4 1321 HARTFORD SEM FDN/CT 5 1106 2 1035 7 1246 ST U FLORIDA-UNKNOWN 1 1328 1 1482 HARTFORD, UNIV OF/CT 46 764 8 786 54 816 FONTBONNE COLLEGE/MO 58 223 58 794 HARTWICK COLLEGE/NY 90 608 11 698 101 636 FORDHAM UNIV/NY 1193 65 177 65 1370 67 HARVARD UNIV/HA 5830 4 21 493 5851 6 FT HAYS KANSAS ST C 297 277 26 412 323 286 RAOCLIFFE COLL/MA 3 1188 751 9 754 134 FT LAUDROL C BSCF/FL 1 1328 1 1482 HASTINGS COLLEGE/NE 218 353 12 670 230 374 FT LEWIS COLLEGE/CO 20 927 20 1081 HAVERFORD COLL/PA 690 130 690 148 FT VALLEY ST COLL/GA 36 828 16 584 52 833 HAWAII PACIFIC COLL 2 1252 2 1418 FT WAYNE BIBLE C/IN 17 954 1 1101 18 1101 HAWAII, UNIV OF 445 190 93 142 538 187 FT WRIGHT COLL/WA 12 670 12 1159 HEALD ENGR COLL/CA 6 1080 6 1269 FRNKLNUURSHAL C/PA 707 126 1 1101 708 144 HEBREW COLLEGE/MA 21 919 7 821 28 987 FRANKLIN C INDIANA 114 539 19 531 133 545 HEBREW UNION COLL/OH 18 947 18 1101 FRANKLIN UNIV/OH 3 1188 3 1361 HEBREW UNION COLL/CA 1 1328 1 1482 FREE WILL BAPT C/IN 6 1080 6 1269 HEBREW UNION COLL/NY 5 1106 5 1293 FRIENDS BIBLE C/KS 1 1328 1 1482 HEIOELBERG COLL/OH 169 431 24 440 193 431 FRIENDS UNIV/KS 69 610 14 625 103 628 HELLENIC C/MA 3 1188 3 1361 FROSTBURG ST COLL/MO 45 771 7 821 52 833 HENDERSON ST U/ARK 114 539 15 607 129 551 FULLER THEOL SEM/CA t 1252 2 1418 HENDRIX COLLEGE/AR 176 415 29 379 205 405 FURMAN UNIV/SC 304 273 32 360 336 282 HIGH POINT COLL/NC 45 771 7 821 52 833 GALLAUDET COLLEGE/DC 17 954 1 1101 18 1101 HILLSDALE COLLEGE/MI 67 688 17 563 84 689 GANNON COLLEGE/PA 111 546 111 605 HIRAM COLLEGE/OH 259 304 30 367 289 314 GARRET-EVN THEO S/IL 2 1252 2 1418 HOBARTCWM SMITH C/NY 249 316 34 344 283 319 GENERAL MOTORS I /MI 99 582 99 643 HOFSTRA UNIV/NY 334 252 60 214 394 242 GENERAL THEOL SEM/NY 3 1188 3 1361 HOLLINS COLLEGE/VA 43 287 43 891 GENEVA COLLEGE/PA 196 376 30 367 226 379 HOLY CROSS, C OF/MA 566 154 566 176 GEORGE FOX COLL/OR 19 939 3 972 22 1057 HOLY FAMILY COLL/PA 5 M8 5 1293 GEORGE MASON U/VA 1 1328 1 1482 HOLY NAMES COLL/CA 36 331 36 933 GEO PEABOOY COLL/TN 229 340 109 120 338 280 HOLY REDEEMER C/WI 9 1038 9 1206 GEO WASHINGTON U/OC 925 95 208 57 1133 85 HOOD COLLEGE/MD 37 322 37 927 GEORGE WILLIAMS C/IL 60 711 3 972 63 771 HOPE COLLEGE/MI 524 169 30 367 554 180 GEORGETOWN COLL/KY 152 458 16 564 168 476 HOUGHTON COLL/NY 181 399 26 412 207 402 GEORGETOWN UNIV/DC 553 158 37 322 590 171 HOUSTON BAPT UNIV/TX 2 1252 2 1418 GEORGIA COLLEGE 1 1328 82 159 83 693 HOUSTON CONSV MUS/TX 1 1328 1 1482 GEORGIA INST TECH 998 85 4 935 1002 99 HOUSTON, U OF/TX 446 189 116 112 562 178 GEORGIA SOUTHERN C 130 501 21 493 151 501 HOWARD PAYNE COLL/TX 96 588 19 531 115 593 GEORGIA STATE UNIV 105 564 36 331 141 526 HOWARD UNIVERSITY/DC 334 252 136 95 470 214 GEORGIA, UNIV OF 1095 75 173 66 1268 73 HUNTINGDON COLL/AL 45 771 34 344 79 711 GEORGIAN COURT C/NJ 33 350 33 952 HUNTINGTON COLL/IN 34 837 1 1101 35 938 GETTYSBURG COLL/PA 419 203 41 295 460 218 HURON COLLEGE/SO 74 658 8 786 82 700 GLASSBORO ST COLL/NJ 77 651 20 514 97 648 HUSSON COLLEGE/ME 1 1328 1 1482 GLENVILLE ST COLL/WV ai 633 12 670 93 661 HUSTON-TILLOTSN C/TX 33 840 11 698 44 884 GOOOARO COLLEGE/VT 23 902 2 1035 25 1022 IDAHO, COLLEGE OF 129 505 25 425 154 497 GOLDEN GATE UNIV/CA 7 1062 1 1101 8 1221 IDAHO STATE UNIV 215 355 18 548 233 369 GONZAGA UNIV/WA 358 234 22 472 380 247 IDAHO, UNIV OF 833 106 57 227 890 112 GORDON COLLEGE/MA 79 646 6 855 85 687 ILL BENEDICTINE COLL 118 531 118 581 GOSHEN COLLEGE/IN 238 330 22 472 260 344 ILLINOIS COLLEGE 126 513 15 607 141 526 GOUCHER COLLEGE/HO 2 1252 284 43 286 316 ILL COLL OPTOMETRY 6 1080 6 1269 GRACE BIBLE INST/NE 4 1141 4 1321 ILLINOIS INST TECH 880 102 22 472 902 111 GRACE THEOL SEMCC/IN 6 1080 6 1269 ILLINOIS ST U-NORMAL 566 154 119 1O9 685 149 GRACELANO COLL/IA 28 860 3 972 31 964 ILL, U, URBANA-CHAMP 6076 3 667 16 6743 3 GRAMBLING ST UN/LA 20 927 11 698 31 964 ILL, U-COLL MEDICINE 20 927 5 888 25 1022 GRAND CANYON COLL/AZ 14 981 1 1101 IS 1132 ILLINOIS, U-CHIGO CIR 70 673 13 644 83 693 GR RAPIDS BAPT C/MI 3 1188 3 1361 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN U 201 369 20 514 221 385 GRAND VALLEY ST C/MI 6 1080 2 1035 8 1221 IMMACULATA COLL/PA 53 242 53 825 GRATZ COLLEGE/PA 5 1106 1 1101 6 1269 IMMAC CONCPTN SEM/NJ 7 1062 7 1246 GREAT FALLS, C OF/MT 26 877 18 548 44 884 IMMAC CONCPTN SEM/NY 3 nae 3 1361 GREENSBORO COLL/NC 15 973 19 531 34 946 IMMAC HEART COLL/CA 2 1252 75 171 77 723 GREENVILLE COLL/IL 184 395 20 514 204 408 INCARNATE WORD C/TX 2 1252 43 287 45 878 GRINNELL COLLEGE/IA 537 163 95 139 632 156 INDIANA CENTRAL UNIV 105 564 11 698 116 588 GROVE CITY COLL/PA 211 357 26 412 237 366 INDIANA INST OF TECH 43 785 43 891 GUAM, UNIV OF 4 1141 2 1035 6 1269 INDIANA STATE UNIV 516 170 103 126 619 159 GUILFORD COLL/NC 116 536 12 670 128 555 INDIANA U BLOOMNGTON 2064 31 397 28 2461 30 GUSTAV ADOLPHUS C/MN 245 321 22 472 267 338 INDIANA U-NORTHWEST 1 1328 1 1482 GWYNEDO-MERCY C/PA 3 972 3 1361 INDIANA U-SOUTH BEND 1 1328 1 1482 HAHNEMANN MED C/PA 3 1188 3 1361 INO U-PURDUE INDNPLS 1 1328 1 1101 2 1418 HAMILTON COLLEGE/NY 494 179 494 206 IND U-PRDUE MED, INO 1 1328 1 1101 2 1418 HAMLINE UNIV/MN 265 297 26 412 291 307 IND U-PRDUE FT WAYNE 4 1141 4 1321 HAMPOEN C PHARMCY/MA 2 1252 1 1101 3 1361 INDIANA UNIV OF PA 351 239 52 248 403 240 HAMPOEN-SYDNEY C/VA 156 451 156 492 I AMER U-SAN GERM/PR 35 834 11 698 46 874 HAMPTON INSTITUTE/VA 125 516 49 263 174 469 I AMERICAN U PR-UNK 1 1101 1 1482 HANOVER COLLEGE/IN 157 449 22 472 179 455 I-OENOM THEOL CTR/GA 1 1101 1 1482 HARDIN-SIMMONS U/TX 163 439 27 400 190 436 IONA COLLEGE/NY 193 381 193 431 HARDING COLLEGE/AR 184 395 14 625 198 426 IOWA STATE UNIV 2523 24 172 67 2695 24 HARRIS TCHRS COLL/MO 56 724 43 287 99 643 IOWA, UNIVERSITY OF 1978 33 340 34 2318 33 HART GRD CTR-RPI/CT 1 1328 1 1482 IOWA WESLEYAN COLL 109 553 15 607 124 564

146 APPENDIX H Continued Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank ITHACA COLLEGE/NY 86 617 17 563 103 628 LINCOLN UNIV/PA 114 539 114 596 JACKSON STATE U/MS 37 823 16 584 S3 825 LINOENWOOD COLLS/MO 2 1252 21 493 23 1048 JACKSONVILLE ST U/AL 105 564 24 440 129 551 LINFIELD COLLEGE/OR 163 439 17 563 180 454 JACKSONVILLE UNIV/FL 33 640 7 821 40 911 LIVINGSTON UNIV/AL 44 782 10 724 54 816 JAMESTOWN COLLEGE/NO 114 539 8 786 122 569 LIVINGSTONE COLL/NC 27 865 11 698 38 921 JARVIS CHRISTAN C/TX 4 1141 4 935 8 1221 LOCK HAVEN ST C/PA 119 530 15 607 134 541 JERSEY CITY ST C/NJ 44 782 20 514 64 768 l.OHA LINDA UNIV/CA 15 973 7 821 22 1057 JEWISH THEO SEM AMER 30 851 2 1035 32 958 LOMA LIN-LA SIERA/CA 61 705 7 821 68 759 JOHN BROWN UNIV/AR 31 845 3 972 34 946 LONE MOUNTAIN C/CA 44 285 44 884 JOHN CARROLL UNIV/OH 290 280 4 935 294 305 LIU-BROOKLYN CTR/NY 45 771 7 821 52 833 J MARSHALL LAW/IL 2 1252 2 1418 LIU-BKLYN C PHAR/NY 15 973 1 1101 16 1124 JOHN WESLEY COLL/MI 9 1038 9 1206 LIU-C W POST CTR/NY 39 808 4 935 43 891 JOHNS HOPKINS U/MD 1551 49 58 223 1609 53 LIU-SOUTHAMPTON C/NY 3 1188 3 1361 JOHNSON BIBLE C/TN 19 939 19 1089 LONG ISLAND U-UNK/NY 350 241 21 493 371 260 JOHNSON C SMITH U/NC 56 724 6 855 62 777 LONGWOOO COLLEGE/VA 2 1252 29 379 31 964 JOHNSON ST COLL/VT 4 1141 2 1035 6 1269 LORAS COLLEGE/IA 258 306 17 563 275 329 JUDSON COLLEGE/AL 14 625 14 1141 LORETTO HEIGHTS C/CO 27 400 27 999 JUDSON COLLEGE/IL 2 1252 2 1035 4 1321 LOUISIANA COLLEGE 123 519 15 607 138 534 JULLIARO SCHOOL/NY 71 666 19 531 90 671 LA ST UNIV C. ACM C 1417 53 ISO 60 1607 55 JUNIATA COLLEGE/PA 323 259 34 344 357 269 LA ST U, S MED-N ORL 1 1101 1 1482 KALAMAZOO COLLEGE/MI 375 220 38 315 413 235 NEW ORLEANS, U OF/LA 69 682 11 698 80 706 KANS CTY ART INST/MO 4 1141 4 1321 LOUISIANA TECH UNIV 375 220 60 214 435 227 KANSAS NEWMAN COLL 1 1328 4 935 5 1293 LOUISVL PRSBY T S/KY 2 1252 2 1418 KANS ST C PITTSBURG 477 184 52 248 529 191 LOUISVILLE, U OF/KY 441 192 61 206 502 203 KANSAS STATE UNIV 1367 57 145 87 1512 60 LOYOLA COLLEGE/MD 218 353 21 493 239 361 KANSAS, UNIV OF 1917 35 282 44 2199 35 LOYOLA MARYMONT U/CA 181 399 9 755 190 436 KANSASt U, SCH MED 1 1328 1 1101 2 1418 LOYOLA U CHICAGO/IL 710 125 101 131 811 128 KANSAS WESLEYAN 70 673 7 821 77 723 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY/LA 195 378 38 315 233 369 KEAN COLL NEW JERSEY 53 729 28 390 81 703 LUTHER COLLEGE/IA 314 267 14 625 328 284 KEARNEY ST COLL/NE 231 338 27 400 258 345 LUTHRN SCH THEOL/1L 9 1038 1 1101 10 1192 KENRICK SEKINARY/MO 7 1062 7 1246 LTHRN T SEM-GETTY/PA 1 1328 1 1482 KENT STATE UNIV/OH 696 129 119 109 815 127 LTHRN T SEM-PHILA/PA 3 1188 3 1361 KENTUCKY CHRISTIAN C 6 1080 1 1101 7 1246 LVCOMING COLLEGE/PA 81 633 13 644 94 654 KENTUCKY STATE UNIV 35 834 13 644 48 862 LYNCHBURG COLLEGE/VA 123 519 12 670 135 539 KENTUCKY, UNIV OF 1147 68 152 77 1299 72 LYNDON ST COLL/VT 6 1080 2 1035 8 1221 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN C 54 728 9 755 63 771 MACALESTER COLL/MN 294 278 61 206 355 272 KENYON COLLEGE/OH 312 268 312 294 MACMURRAY COLLEGE/IL 45 771 64 195 109 610 KEUKA COLLEGE/NY 24 440 24 1035 MADISON COLLEGE/VA 14 981 45 279 59 786 KING COLLEGE/TN 70 673 8 786 78 719 MADONNA COLLEGE/MI 12 670 12 1159 KINGS COLLEGE/PA 129 505 129 551 MAINE MARITIME ACAO 3 1188 3 1361 KINGS COLLEGE, THE/NY 27 865 2 1035 29 979 MAINE, U-ORONO 752 116 85 156 837 121 KIRKSVL C OSTEOCS/HO 1 1328 1 1482 MAINE, U-FARMINGTON 19 939 5 888 24 1035 KNOX COLLEGE/IL 387 214 48 268 435 227 MAINE, U-MACHIAS 4 1141 4 1321 KNOXVILLE COLL/TN 39 808 5 888 44 884 MAINE, U-PRTLND-GORH 43 785 7 821 SO 152 KUTZTOWN ST COLL/PA 143 474 15 607 158 488 MAINE, U-PRESQUE IS 1 1328 1 1482 LA GRANGE COLL/GA 20 927 13 644 33 952 MALONE COLLEGE/OH 21 919 2 1035 23 1048 LA ROCHE COLLEGE/PA 1 1101 1 1482 MANCHESTER COLL/IN 338 250 24 440 362 265 LA SALLE COLLEGE/PA 364 227 364 263 MANHATTAN CHRISTN/KS 6 1080 6 1269 LA VERNE COLL/CA 69 682 7 821 76 729 MANHATTAN COLLEGE/NY 697 128 27 400 724 139 LAOYCLIFF COLLEGE/NY 10 724 10 1192 MANHATTAN SCH MUS/NY 26 877 3 972 29 979 LAFAYETTE COLLEGE/PA 638 137 1 1101 639 154 MANHATTANVILLE C/NY 2 1252 116 112 118 561 LAKE ERIE COLLEGE/OH 24 440 24 1035 MANKATO STATE U/MN 237 331 20 514 257 346 LAKE FOREST COLL/IL 126 513 34 344 160 486 MANNES COLL MUSIC/NY 4 1141 4 1321 LAKELAND COLL/WI 46 764 3 972 49 857 MANSFIELD ST COLL/PA 96 588 11 698 107 617 LAMAR UNIVERSITY/TX 245 321 25 425 270 335 MARIAN COLLEGE/IN 22 908 19 531 41 904 LAMBUTH COLLEGE/TN 43 785 5 888 48 862 MARIAN C FONDULAC/WI 10 724 10 1112 LANDER COLLEGE/SC 3 1188 5 888 8 1221 MARIETTA COLLEGE/OH 254 311 32 360 286 316 LANE COLLEGE/TN 17 954 5 888 22 1057 MARION COLLEGE/IN 70 673 9 755 79 711 LANGSTON UNIV/OK 45 771 24 440 69 757 HARIST COLLEGE/NY 58 716 58 79* LAWRENCE I TECH/MI 21 919 21 1068 MARLBORO COLLEGE/VT 2 1252 2 141$ LAWRENCE UNIV/WI 387 214 95 139 482 210 MARQUETTE UNIV/WI 682 132 140 91 822 12* LEBANON VALLEY C/PA 264 298 27 400 291 307 MARS HILL COLLEGE/NC 5 1106 3 972 8 1221 LEE COLLEGE/TN 4 1141 4 1321 MARSHALL UNIV/WV 267 294 54 236 321 28T LEHIGH UNIVERSITY/PA 1000 84 1000 101 MARY BALDWIN COLL/VA 23 460 23 1048 LEMOYNE COLLEGE/NY 156 451 22 472 178 458 MARY COLLEGE/NO 1 1101 1 1412 LEMOYNE-OWEN COLL/TN 16 964 8 786 24 1035 M HAROIN-BAYLOR C/TX 1 1328 29 379 30 972 LENOIR-RHYNE COLL/NC 93 601 12 670 105 622 MARY IMMACULATE,C/CT 1 1101 1 14a2 LESLEY COLLEGE/MA 3 972 3 1361 MARY IMMACULT SEM/PA 14 981 14 1141 LETOURNEAU COLL/TX 7 1062 7 1246 MARY WASHINGTON C/VA 2 1252 57 227 59 7*6 LEWIS C, CLARK C/OR 193 381 26 412 219 390 MARYCREST COLLEGE/IA 25 425 25 1022 LEWIS UNIVERSITY/IL 49 747 2 1035 51 847 MARYGROVE COLLEGE/HI 94 141 94 654 LIMESTONE COLLEGE/SC 3 1188 10 724 13 1152 MARYKNOLL SEM/NY 14 981 14 1141 LINCOLN CHRISTN C/IL 12 1004 1 1101 13 1152 MO INST, COLL OF ART 4 1141 1 1101 5 1293 LINCOLN MEM UNIV/TN 69 682 1 1101 70 753 MARYLAND, UNIV OF 1585 47 215 54 1800 42 LINCOLN UNIV/MO 71 666 18 548 89 676 MARYLAND, U, SCH MED 4 1141 1 1101 5 12«

147 APPENDIX H Continued Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank MARYLAND. U-BALT CITY 2 1252 2 1418 MINN BIBLE COLLEGE 5 1106 5 1293 MARYLAND, U-BALT CNTV 1 1328 1 1482 MINNESOTA.U-MINNEAPL 4707 7 789 7 5496 7 MARYLAND. U-E SHORE It 964 1 1101 17 1111 MINN, U. C MED SCI 1 1328 1 1101 2 1418 MARYLAND. U-OVERSEAS 1 1328 1 1482 MINNESOTA, U-DULUTH 80 640 8 786 88 681 MARYLAND. U-UNKM'IWN 1 1328 1 1482 MINNESOTA, U-MORRIS 11 1014 2 1035 13 1152 MARYLHURSI ED CTR/OR 30 367 30 972 MINOT STATE COLL/ND 83 629 12 670 95 651 MARY MANSE COLL/OH 12 670 12 1159 MISERICORDIA, C/PA 35 336 35 938 MARYMOUNT COLL/KS 28 390 28 987 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE 342 247 30 367 372 258 MARYNOUNT COLLEGE/NY 72 176 72 745 MISSISSIPPI INDUST C 3 1188 3 972 6 1269 MARYMNT MNHTTN C/NY 21 493 21 1068 MISSISSIPPI STATE U 800 110 33 350 833 122 MARYVILLE COLL/MO 1 1328 21 493 22 1057 MISS UNIV WOMEN 3 1188 80 162 83 693 MARYVILLE COLLEGE/TN 209 361 39 309 248 356 MISSISSIPPI, UNIV OF 420 202 53 242 473 213 MARYWOOO COLLEGE/PA 52 248 52 833 MISSISSIPPI U-MED CT 1 1101 1 1482 MASS COLL CPTOMETRY 3 1188 3 1361 MISSISSIPPI VALLY SU 9 1038 2 1035 11 1175 MASS COLL PHARMACY 1U 536 3 972 119 578 MISSOURI STHRN ST C 2 1252 2 1418 MASS INST TECHNOLOGY 4670 8 68 189 4738 9 MISSOURI,U-COLUMBIA 2189 28 309 40 2498 29 BOSTON ST COLL/MA 38 816 35 336 73 741 MISSOURI, U-KANS CITY 282 284 52 248 334 283 BRIOGEWATER ST C/MA 105 564 30 367 135 539 MISSOURI. U-KC MED S 1 1328 1 1482 FITCH8ERG ST COLL/M 89 610 7 821 96 649 MISSOURI.U-ROLLA 513 172 1 1101 514 197 FRAMINGHAM ST C/MA 1 1328 22 472 23 1048 MISSOURI. U-ST LOUIS 17 954 5 888 22 1057 LOWELL. UNIV OF/MA 130 501 17 563 147 510 MISSOURI VALLEY C/MO 74 658 6 855 80 706 MASS COLLEGE OF ART 24 890 4 935 28 987 MOBILE COLLEGE/AL 3 1188 3 1361 MASS MARITIME ACAO 5 1106 5 1293 NCLLOY COLLEGE/NY 3 972 3 1361 NORTH ADAMS ST C/MA 22 908 6 855 28 987 MONMOUTH COLLEGE/IL 240 326 22 472 262 342 SALEM STATE COLL/MA 52 734 22 472 74 738 MONMOUTH COLLEGE/NJ 45 771 8 786 53 825 MESTFIELO ST C/MA 25 883 4 935 29 979 MONT C MINRL SCCTECH 49 747 49 857 WORCHESTER ST C/MA 31 845 20 514 51 847 MONTANA STATE UNIV 664 136 42 293 706 145 MASS ST COLL-UNKNOWN 1 1328 1 1482 MONTANA, UNIV OF 585 149 64 195 649 153 MASS. U OF-AMHERST 1241 61 131 101 1372 66 MONTCLAIR ST COLL/NJ 280 288 75 171 355 272 MASS. U-BOSTON 5 1106 5 1293 MONTERY I FRGN ST/CA 2 1252 1 1101 3 1361 MAYVILLE ST COLL/ND 41 785 4 935 47 867 MONTEVALLO, U OF/AL 22 908 69 192 87 683 MCCORMICK THEOL S/IL 4 1141 4 1321 MOORHEAO STATE U/MN 147 470 15 607 162 484 MCKENOREE COLLEGE/IL 52 734 4 935 56 804 MORAVIAN COLLEGE/PA 98 586 8 786 106 619 MCMURRAY COLLEGE/TX 91 605 10 724 101 636 MOREHEAD STATE U/KY 106 560 12 670 118 581 MCNEESE STATE U/LA 66 689 10 724 76 729 MOREHOUSE COLL/GA 229 340 229 376 MCPHERSON COLLEGE/KS 111 498 8 786 139 531 MORGAN STATE UNIV/MD 92 602 25 425 117 586 MOVL-LOMBRD THEOL/IL 2 1252 2 1418 MORNINGSIDE COLL/IA 164 438 24 440 188 440 MEOAILLE COLLEGE/NY 1 1328 13 644 14 1141 MORRIS BROWN COLL/GA 15 973 11 698 26 1014 MEDICAL COLL GEORGIA 2 1035 2 1418 MORRIS COLLEGE/SC 4 1141 3 972 7 1246 MED COLL PENSYLVANIA 3 972 3 1361 MORRIS HARVEY C/WV 70 673 9 755 79 711 MED UNIV SO CAROLINA 6 1080 6 1269 MT ANGEL SEMINARY/OR 8 1049 1 1101 9 1206 MEHARRY MED COLL/TN 2 1035 2 1418 MT HOLYOKE COLL/MA 3 1188 659 18 662 152 MEMPHIS STATE U/TN 310 270 72 176 382 246 MT MARTY COLL/SO 16 584 16 1124 MENLO COLLEGE/CA 1 1328 1 1482 MT MARY COLL /W I 1 1328 40 303 41 904 MERCER UNIV/GA 199 374 23 460 222 382 MT MERCY COLLEGE/IA 1 1101 1 14S2 MERCER U-SO PHRM/GA 2 1252 2 1418 MT ST ALPHONS SEM/NY 4 1141 4 1321 MERCY COLLEGE/NY 1 1328 1 1101 2 1418 MT ST JOS ON OHIO, C 1 1328 33 350 34 946 MERCY C DETROIT/MI 1 1328 20 514 21 1068 MT ST MARY COLL/NH 12 670 12 1159 MERCYHURST COLL/PA 1 1328 25 425 26 1014 MT ST MARY COLL/NY 1 1101 1 1482 MEREDITH COLLEGE/NC 51 256 51 847 MT ST MARYS COLL/CA 3 1188 51 256 54 816 MERRIMACK COLLEGE/MA 80 640 9 755 89 676 MT ST MARYS COLL/MD 86 617 86 684 MESSIAH COLLEGE/PA 22 908 5 888 27 999 MT ST VINCENT.COL/NY 1 1328 122 105 123 565 METHODIST COLLEGE/NC 4 1141 4 1321 MT UNION COLLEGE/OH 179 402 28 390 207 402 METROPOLITAN ST C/CO 1 1101 1 1482 MUHLENBERG COLL/PA 363 229 16 584 379 250 MIAMI UNIVERSITY/OH 1104 74 152 77 1256 74 MULTNOMAH S BIBLE/OR 3 1188 3 1361 MIAMI, UNIV OF/FL 741 118 132 98 873 115 MUNDSLEIN COLLEGE/IL 108 122 108 613 MICHIGAN STATE UNIV 2580 23 330 37 2910 22 MURRAY STATE UNIV/KY 331 254 38 315 369 261 MICHIGAN TECH UNIV 341 248 4 935 345 278 MUSCART U ST LOUI/MO 1 1328 1 1482 MICHIGAN. UNIV OF 5071 6 938 4 6009 5 MUSKINGUM COLLEGE/OH 264 298 45 279 309 296 MICHIGAN, U-DEARBORN 15 9T3 15 1132 NASHOTAH HOUSE/WI 1 1328 1 1482 MICHIGAN, U-FLINT 20 92T 5 888 29 1022 NASSON COLLEGE/ME 12 1004 12 1159 MIDDLE TENN STATE U 176 407 24 440 202 412 NAIL COLL EOUC/R 1 1328 19 531 20 1081 MIOOLEBURY COLL/VT 429 198 90 146 515 196 NATL C EDUC-URBAN/IL 3 972 3 1361 MIDLAND LTHRN C/NE 109 993 10 724 119 578 NAVAL POSTGRAD S/CA 10 1027 10 1192 MIOWST BAPT T SEM/MO 1 1101 1 1482 NAZARETH COLL/MI 18 548 18 1101 MIDWESTERN UNIV/TX 86 617 9 755 95 651 NAZARETH C ROCHTR/NY 41 295 41 9O4 MILES CCLLEGE/AL IT 954 % 888 22 1057 NEBRASKA, U-LINCOLN 2062 32 294 42 2356 31 MILLERSVILLE ST C/PA I77 411 24 440 201 414 NEBRASKA, U-OMAHA 320 262 40 303 360 268 MILLIGAN COLLEGE/TN 42 792 3 972 45 878 NEBRASKA WESLEYAN U 281 286 33 350 314 293 MILLIMN UNIV/IL 160 447 28 390 188 440 NER ISRAEL RABBIN/MD 5 1106 5 1293 MILLS COLLEGE/CA 1 1328 93 142 94 654 NEVADA, UNIV OF 256 308 27 400 283 319 MILLSAPS COLLEGE/MS 261 302 29 379 290 310 NEVADA. U-LAS VEGAS 7 1062 7 1246 MILTON COLLEGE/WI 41 800 4 935 45 878 NEW BRUNS THEOL S/NJ 1 1101 1 1482 MILWAUKEE SCH ENGR 31 B45 31 964 NEW ENGLAND COLL/NH 5 1106 2 1035 7 1246 MINNEAPLIS C ARTIOES 1 1328 1 1482 NEW ENGL CONS MUS/MA 38 816 4 935 42 896

148 APPENDIX H Continued Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank NEW ENGL SCH LAW/MA 2 1252 2 1418 NORWESTRN ST UNIV LA 234 336 64 195 298 303 NEW HAMPSHIRE, U OF 750 117 79 164 829 123 NORTHWESTERN UNIV/IL 2136 29 441 24 2577 27 NH, U-KEENE ST COLL 46 764 4 935 50 852 NOWSTRN U-MEO SCH/IL 3 1188 3 1361 NH, U-PLYMOUTH ST C 31 845 4 935 35 938 NORWICH UNIV/VT 58 716 58 794 NEW HAVEN U/CONN T 1062 1 1101 8 1221 NOTRE DAME COLL/NO 12 670 12 1159 NEW JERSEY INST TECH 227 342 2 1035 229 376 NOTRE DAME COLL/NH 2 1035 2 1418 N MEXICO HIGHLANDS U 81 633 9 755 90 671 NOTRE DAME COLL/OH 41 295 41 904 N MEX I MININGCTECH 64 700 3 972 67 760 NOTRE OAME, C OF/CA 1 1328 6 855 7 1246 NEW MEX MILTARV INST 1 1328 1 1482 NOTRE DAME MD, C OF 52 248 52 833 NEW MEXICO STATE U 360 232 17 563 377 253 NT DM SM-GRD S T/LA 13 993 13 1152 NEW MEXICO. UNIV OF 774 113 115 119 889 113 NOTRE OAME, U OF/IN 1621 44 19 531 1640 51 N ORLN BAPT T SEM/LA 1 1328 1 1482 NYACK COLLEGE/NY 20 927 3 972 23 1048 NEW ROCHELLE, COLL I 1328 139 92 140 530 OAKLAND CITY COLL/IN 53 729 2 1035 55 807 NEW SCH SOC RSCH/NY 52 734 22 472 74 738 OAKLAND UNIV/MI 66 689 11 698 77 723 NEW SUBIACO ABBEY/AR 1 1328 1 1482 OAKWOOD COLLEGE/AL 13 993 5 888 18 1101 NY INST TECHNOLOGY 1 1328 1 1482 OBERLIN COLLEGE/OH 1905 36 449 23 2354 32 NY I TECH-CITY CAMP 1 1328 1 1482 OBLATE COLLEGE/DC 3 1188 3 1361 NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL 3 1188 3 1361 OBLATE COLL OF SW/TX 2 1252 2 1418 NEW YORK MEDICAL COL 1 1328 1 1101 2 1418 OCCIDENTAL COLL/CA 544 161 74 174 618 160 NY THEOLOGICAL SEM 3 1188 3 1361 OGLETHORPE UNIV/GA 93 729 16 584 69 757 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 3417 16 721 14 4138 14 CHIO DOMINICAN COLL 1 1328 52 248 53 825 NEWBERRY COLLEGE/SC 49 747 7 821 56 804 GH10 NORTHERN UNIV 166 436 15 607 181 451 NIAGARA UNIV/NY 147 470 9 see 152 500 CHIO STATE UNIV 3842 12 572 19 4414 12 NICHOLLS STATE U/LA 20 927 20 1081 OHIO UNIVERSITY 931 94 146 85 1077 90 NORFOLK STATE C/VA 10 1027 5 888 15 1132 OHIO WESLEYAN UNIV 674 135 121 106 795 130 NORTH ALABAMA, UNIV 101 579 13 644 114 996 OKLAHOMA BAPT UNIV 179 402 26 412 205 4OS NC, U OF-CHAPEL HILL 1564 48 155 73 1719 46 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN C 20 927 1 1101 21 1068 APPLACHIAN ST U/NC 167 433 33 350 200 420 OKLAHOMA CITY UNIV 135 491 21 493 156 492 EAST CAROLINA U/NC 193 381 46 274 239 361 OKLAHOMA PANHND ST U 65 693 7 821 72 745 ELIZ CITY ST U/NC • 1049 3 972 11 1175 OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV 1650 42 133 97 1783 43 FAYETTEVILLE S U/NC 11 1014 8 786 19 1089 OKLAHOMA, U OF 1531 50 224 51 1755 45 NC AG 6 TECH ST U 106 560 14 625 120 575 OLD DOMINION UNIV/VA 65 693 13 644 78 719 NC CENTRAL UNIV 91 605 29 379 120 575 OLIVET COLLEGE/MI 75 656 4 935 79 711 NC STATE U-RMEIGH 1021 83 12 670 1033 95 OLIVET NAZARENE C/IL 71 666 5 888 76 729 NC, U OF-ASHEVILLE 5 1106 1 1101 6 1269 ORAL ROBERTS UNIV/OK 1 1328 1 1101 2 1418 NC, U OF-CHARLOTTE 11 1014 11 1175 OREGON, UNIV OF 1037 81 190 60 1227 79 NC, U OF-GREENSBORO 3 1188 181 63 184 447 OREGON U-SCH MED 1 1328 1 1482 NC, U OF-WILMINGTON 6 1080 1 1101 7 1246 EASTERN ORE ST COLL 60 711 5 888 65 766 PEMBROKE ST U/NC 14 981 2 1035 16 1124 OREGON COLL OF EDUC 84 626 12 670 96 649 WSTRN CAROLINA U/NC 84 626 17 563 101 636 OREGON STATE UNIV 1307 98 92 145 1399 63 WINSTN-SALEM S U/NC 18 947 9 195 27 999 PORTLAND STATE U/OR 210 360 30 367 240 360 NC WESLEYAN COLLEGE 5 1106 9 1293 STHRN ORE ST COLL 69 693 6 855 71 749 N CENTRAL BIBLE C/MN 2 1252 2 1418 OSTEOP MOCSURG, C/IA 1 1328 1 1*82 NORTH CENTRAL C/IL 271 292 22 472 293 306 OTTAWA UNIVERSITY/KS 129 505 12 670 141 526 NORTH DAKOTA ST UNIV 483 183 28 390 511 198 OTTERBEIN COLLEGE/OH 200 372 21 493 221 385 NORTH DAKOTA, U OF 499 177 51 256 550 181 OUACHITA BAPT U/AR 192 458 12 670 164 481 NORTH GEORGIA COLL *.8 755 6 855 54 816 OUR LADY HOLY CR/LA 2 1035 2 1418 N PARK CCTHEOL S/IL 49 747 10 724 59 786 OUR LADY LASALETT/MA 3 1188 3 1361 N TEXAS STATE UNIV 947 91 158 71 1105 87 OUR LADY ELMS, C/MA 22 472 22 1057 NE LOUISIANA UNIV 71 666 18 548 89 676 OUR LADY LAKE UN/TX 4 11*1 60 214 64 768 NE MISSOURI STATE U 303 275 47 271 350 277 OZARK BIBLE C/MO 5 1106 5 1293 NORTHEASTERN ILL U 6 1080 2 1035 8 1221 OZARKS, COLL OF/AR 46 764 9 755 55 807 NDEASTERN OKLA ST U 172 422 21 493 193 431 PACE UNIVERSITY/NY 31 845 5 888 36 933 NORTHEASTERN U/MA 591 146 26 412 617 161 PACIFIC CHRSTAN C/CA 5 1106 5 1293 NE U-BOSTON BOUVE/MA 6 855 6 1269 PACIFIC COLLEGE/CA 4 1141 4 1321 NORTHERN ARIZONA U 127 512 16 984 143 517 PACIFIC LTHRN U/WA 168 432 16 584 184 447 NTHRN BAPT THEOL/IL 12 1004 12 1159 PACIFIC UNION C/CA 141 478 14 625 155 495 NORTHERN COLORADO, U 628 139 87 154 715 142 PACIFIC UNIV/OR 85 623 10 724 95 651 NORTHERN ILL UNIV 514 171 73 175 587 172 PACIFIC, U OF/CA 237 331 26 412 263 341 NORTHERN IOWA, U OF 721 122 137 93 858 117 PAINE COLLEGE/GA 22 908 5 888 27 999 NTHRN KENTUCKY ST C 2 1252 2 1418 PAN AMERICAN UNIV/TX 28 860 6 855 34 946 NORTHERN MICHIGAN U 150 463 27 *OO 177 463 PARK COLLEGE/MO 239 328 33 350 272 334 NORTHERN MONTANA COL 14 981 14 1141 PARKS, ST LOUIS U/IL 33 840 33 952 NORTHERN ST COLL/SD 136 409 17 563 153 499 PAUL QUINN COLL/TX 2 1252 1 1101 3 1361 NORTHLAND COLL/WI 43 785 4 935 47 867 PEABOOY I OF BALT/MD 18 947 5 888 23 1048 NORTHROP UNIV/CA 11 1014 11 1175 PENN COLL OPTOMETRY 1 1328 1 1482 NW CHRISTIAN COLL/OR 27 865 27 999 PENN STATE UNIV 3465 15 330 37 3795 17 NORTHWEST COLL/WA 2 1252 2 1418 PENNSYLVANIA, U OF 2230 27 441 24 2671 26 NW MISSOURI STATE U 199 374 36 331 235 367 PEPPERDINE UNIV/CA 147 470 16 584 163 482 NW NAZARENE COLL/ID 71 666 9 755 80 706 PEPPERDINE-MALIBU/CA 1 1328 1 1482 NORTHWESTERN COLL/IA 8 1049 8 1221 PERU ST COLL/NE 139 483 10 724 149 506 NORTHWESTERN COLL/MN 1 1328 1 1482 PFEIFFER COLLEGE/NC 43 785 7 821 50 852 NORTHWESTERN COLL/WI 39 808 3 972 42 896 PHILA COLL OF ART/PA 6 1080 1 1101 7 1246 NW LTHRN THEOL S/MN 1 1328 1 1101 2 1418 PHILA COLL BIBLE/PA 9 1038 9 1206 NOWESTERN OKLA ST U 118 531 16 584 134 541 PHILA C PHARM6SC1/PA 251 313 14 625 265 340

149 APPENDIX H Continued Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank PHIL C TtXTILlSCI/PA 13 993 1 1101 14 1141 ST AUGUST INES C/NC 22 908 4 935 26 1014 PHIL A MUSICAL ACAOMY 5 1106 5 1293 ST BASILS COLLEGE/CT 1 1328 1 1482 PHILANDER SMITH C/AR 27 665 8 786 35 938 ST BENEDICT, C OF/MN 37 322 37 927 PHILLIPS UNIV/OK 183 397 18 548 201 414 SI BERNARDS SEM/NY 41 800 41 904 PIEDMONT COLLEGE/GA 24 890 4 935 28 987 ST BONAVENTURE U/NY 260 303 18 548 278 327 PIKEVILLE COLLEGE/KY 5 1106 1 1101 6 1269 ST CATHERINE, C OF/MN 86 199 86 684 PITSBRG THEOL SEM/PA 4 1141 4 1321 ST CHAS BORMC SEM/PA 42 792 42 896 PITTSBURGH, UN IV Of 1594 46 362 32 1956 40 ST . CLOUD STATE U/MN 248 318 27 400 275 329 POINT LOMA COLL/CA 82 630 11 698 93 661 ST EDWARDS UNIV/TX 52 734 52 833 POLYTECHNIC INST NY 921 96 4 935 925 107 ST ELIZABETH. C OF/NJ 1 1328 71 179 72 745 PONT C JCSEPHINUM/OH 25 883 29 1022 ST FIDELIS COLL/PA 6 1080 6 1269 PORTLAND, UNIV OF/OR 141 478 9 755 150 503 ST FRANCIS COLL/IN 5 1106 19 607 20 1081 PRATT INSTITUTE/NY 95 593 5 888 100 641 ST FRANCIS COLL/ME 14 981 14 1141 PRESBYTERIAN COLL/SC 92 602 2 1035 94 654 ST FRANCIS COLL/NY 135 491 3 972 138 534 PRSBY S CHRIST ED/VA 1 1101 1 1482 ST FRANCIS COLL/PA 86 617 8 786 94 654 PRINCETN THEO SEM/NJ 1 1328 1 1482 ST FRANCIS, C OF/IL 24 440 24 1035 PRINCETON UNIV/NJ 2670 22 2 1035 2672 25 ST FRAN DESALES C/WI 40 805 40 911 PR1NCIPIA COLLEGE/IL 90 608 20 514 110 607 ST HYACINTH CtSEM/MA 1 1328 1 1482 PROVIDENCE COLL/RI 404 208 8 786 412 236 ST JOHN FISHER C/NY 77 651 77 723 PUERTO RICO. UNIV OF 383 216 137 93 520 194 ST JOHNS COLLEGE/CA 21 919 21 1068 PUERTO R,U-MAYAGUEZ 8 1049 1 1101 9 1206 ST JOHN C CLEVELD/OH 3 1188 21 493 24 1035 PUERTO RICO, U-UNK 1 1328 1 1482 ST JOHNS COLLEGE/MO 103 572 7 821 110 607 PUGET SOUND, U OF/WA 205 363 21 493 226 379 ST JOHNS COLLEGE/NM 1 1328 1 1482 PURDUE UNIVERSITY/ IN 3005 19 209 56 3214 21 ST JOHNS SEMINARY/MA 39 808 1 1101 40 911 QUEEN HOLY ROSARY/CA 1 1101 1 1482 ST JOHNS UNIV/MN 287 283 287 315 QUEENS COLLEGE/NC 3 1188 22 472 25 1022 ST JOHNS UNIV/NY 561 156 161 69 722 140 QUINCY COLLEGE/IL 80 640 11 698 91 669 ST JOS CAP SEM-CP/IN 2 1252 2 1418 QUINNIP1AC COLL/CT 1 1328 2 1035 3 1361 ST JOSEPH COLLEGE/CT 1 1328 29 379 30 972 RADFORD COLLEGE/VA 5 1106 27 400 32 958 ST JOSEPHS COLL/IN 120 526 3 972 123 565 RANDOIPH-MACON C/VA 196 376 6 855 202 412 ST JOSEPHS COLL/ME 11 698 11 1175 RANOOLPH-MACN WOM/VA 1 1328 132 98 133 545 ST JOSEPHS COLL/NY 2 1252 80 162 82 700 REDLANOS. U OF/CA 424 200 41 295 465 216 ST JOSEPHS COLL/PA 302 276 3 972 305 297 REED COLLEGE/OR 766 114 147 84 913 110 ST . JOSEPH SEMNRY/NY 103 972 1 1101 104 625 REGIS COLLEGE/CO 110 549 3 972 113 599 ST LAWRENCE UNIV/NY 262 301 41 295 303 299 REGIS COLLEGE/MA 1 1328 70 181 Tl 749 ST LEO COLLEGE/FL 1 1328 1 1482 RENSSELAER POLY I/NY 1633 43 9 755 1642 50 ST LOUIS CONS MUS/MO 10 1027 1 1101 11 1175 RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE 69 682 35 336 104 625 ST LOUIS C PHARM/MO 38 816 38 921 PHODE ISLND S DESIGN 14 981 5 888 19 1089 ST LOUIS UNIV/MO 892 101 146 85 1038 93 RHODE ISLAND. U OF 542 162 49 263 591 169 ST MARTINS COLL/WA 34 837 2 1035 36 933 RICE UNIVERSITY/TX 1109 73 142 89 1251 79 ST MARY COLLEGE/KS 2 1252 29 379 31 964 RICHMOND, U OF/VA 441 192 61 206 502 203 ST MARY, COLL OF/NE 10 724 10 1192 BICKER COLLEGE/ME 7 1062 1 1101 • 1221 ST MARY LAKE SEM/IL 60 711 1 1101 61 782 RICKS COLLEGE/10 4 1141 1 1101 5 1293 ST MARY OF PLAINS/KS 7 1062 2 1035 9 1206 RIDER COLLEGE/NJ 48 755 7 821 55 807 ST MARY WOODS C/IN 1 1328 56 230 57 801 RIO GRANDE COLL/OH 20 927 1 1101 21 1068 ST MARY SEMINARY/OH 1 1328 1 1482 RIPCN COLLEGE/WI 179 402 19 531 198 426 ST MARYS COLLEGE/IN 83 198 83 693 RIVIER COLLEGE/NH 17 563 I7 1111 ST MARYS COLLEGE/MI 10 1027 10 1192 ROANOKE COLLEGE/VA 99 582 13 644 112 601 ST MARYS COLLEGE/MN 278 290 1 1101 279 325 ROBERTS WESLYAN C/NY 22 908 2 1035 24 1035 ST MARYS COLL CALIF 130 501 130 550 ROCHESTER I TECH/NY 77 651 4 935 • 1 703 ST MARYS COLL OF MD 4 1141 4 1321 ROCHESTER, UNIV OF/NY 1414 54 273 45 1687 49 ST MARY C SEM/KY 12 1004 12 1159 ROCKFORO COLLEGE/IL 32 843 61 206 93 661 ST MARYS DOM COLL/LA 22 472 22 1057 ROCKHURST COLLEGE/MO 176 415 1 1101 177 463 ST MARYS SEMINARY/CT 17 954 17 1111 ROCKMONT COLLEGE/CO 7 1062 7 1246 ST MARYS SEM C U/MO 120 526 120 575 ROCKY MOUNTAIN C/MT 36 828 36 933 ST MARYS SEMINARY/MO 27 865 1 1101 28 987 ROLLINS COLLEGE/FL 113 543 26 412 139 531 ST MARYS UNIV/TX 167 433 9 888 172 471 ROOSEVELT UNIV/IL 389 212 69 185 458 219 ST MEINRAO COLL EG/ IN 61 705 61 782 ROSARY COLLEGE/IL 1 1328 77 168 78 719 ST MICHAELS COLL/VT 112 544 1 1101 113 599 ROSARY HILL COLL/NY 11 698 11 1175 ST MICHL PASS MON/NJ 4 1141 4 1321 ROSE-HULMAN TECH/ IN 125 516 125 561 ST NORBERT COLL/WI 128 509 9 799 137 536 ROSEMONT COLLEGE/PA 47 271 47 •67 ST OLAF COLLEGE/MN 678 133 69 185 747 136 RUSSELL SAGE COLL/NY 3 1188 45 279 48 862 ST PATRICKS COLL/CA 39 808 39 917 RUST COLLEGE/MS 11 1014 6 855 17 1111 ST PAUL BIBLE C/MN 2 1252 2 1418 RUTGERS UNIV/NJ 2393 25 370 30 2763 23 ST PAUL SEMINARY/MN 44 782 44 884 RUTGERS U-CAMDEN/NJ 10 1027 10 1192 ST PAULS COLLEGE/VA 7 1062 3 972 10 1192 RUTGERS U-NEWARK/NJ 21 919 7 821 28 987 ST PETERS COLL/NJ 280 288 1 1101 281 324 SACRED HEART. C OF/PR 8 786 8 1221 ST . PIUS X SEMNRY/KY 1 1328 1 1482 SACRED HEART SEM/MI 42 792 42 896 ST ROSE, COLL OF/NY 54 236 54 816 SAGINAW VALY ST C/NJ 1 1328 1 1482 ST SCHOLASTIC*, C/MN 1 1328 34 344 35 938 ST ALBERTS COLL/CA 2 1252 2 1418 ST TERESA, C OF/MN 70 181 70 753 ST ALPHONSUS COLL/CT 1 1328 1 1482 ST THOM AQUINAS C/NY 4 935 4 1321 ST AMBROSE COLl/IA 140 481 16 584 156 492 ST THOMAS, C OF/MN 321 260 321 287 ST ANDREWS PRBY C/NC 6 1080 18 548 24 1035 ST THOMAS SEM/CO 13 993 13 1152 ST ANSELMS COLL/NH 117 934 4 935 121 571 ST THOMAS, U OF/TX 58 716 5 888 63 771 ST ANTHONY FRIARY/NH 1 1328 1 1482 ST VINCENT COLL/PA 247 319 247 357

150 APPENDIX H Continued Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank ST XAVIER COILEGE/IL 236 94 816 SOUTHERN UNIV/LA 112 544 37 322 149 506 SALEM COLLEGE/NC 1 1328 22 472 23 1048 STHRN U-N ORLEANS/LA 1 1328 1 1482 SALEM COLLEGE/WV 30 851 2 1035 32 958 SOUTHWEST BAPT C/MO 9 1106 5 1293 SALISBURY ST COLL/HO 15 973 15 1132 SW MISSOURI ST UNIV 454 188 62 201 516 195 SALVE REGINA COLL/RI 10 724 10 1192 SW TEXAS STATE UNIV 236 334 49 263 285 318 SAM HOUSTON ST U/TX 239 328 31 366 270 335 SW ASMBLIES GOD C/TX 11 1014 1 1101 12 1159 SAMFORO UNIV/AL 233 337 r•!* 303 273 332 SOWESTERN MEMPHIS/TN 230 339 26 412 256 349 SAN OIEGOiUNIV OF/CA 14 961 10 724 24 1035 SW BAPT THEOL SEM/TX 2 1252 2 1418 SAN FRAN ART I C/CA 1 1101 1 1482 SOUTHWESTERN COLL/KS 185 392 18 548 203 410 SAN FRAN THEOL S/CA 2 1252 2 1418 SOWESTERN LA, U OF 362 230 59 219 421 231 SAN FRANCSCO.U OF/CA 223 345 12 67O 235 367 SOWESTERN OKLA ST U 172 422 29 379 201 414 SAN JOSE BIBLE C/CA * 1141 4 1321 SOUTHWESTERN U/CA 1 1328 1 1482 SANTA CLARA, U OF/CA 203 366 9 755 212 395 SOUTHWESTERN U/TX 163 439 15 607 178 458 SANTA FE, COLL OF/NM 26 877 1 1101 27 999 SPALOING COLL/KY 52 248 52 833 SARAH LAWRENCE C/NY 2 1252 75 171 77 723 SPELMAN COLLEGE/GA 57 227 57 801 SAVANNAH ST COLL/GA 29 856 13 644 42 896 SPERTUS C JUDAICA/IL 2 1252 2 1418 SCARRITT COLL/TN 3 1188 4 935 7 1246 SPRING ARBOR COLL/MI 9 1106 5 1293 SCHOOL OF OZARKS/MO 2 1252 2 1418 SPRING HILL COLL/AL 222 347 10 724 232 372 SCH ARTCGDMN ORMA/IL 25 883 9 T99 34 946 SPRINGFIELD COLL/MA 364 227 8 786 372 258 SCI C ARTS OKLA, UNIV 99 234 55 807 STANFORD UNIV/CA 2817 21 520 21 3337 20 SCRANTON, U OF/PA 320 262 320 289 SUNY AT ALBANY 570 193 136 99 706 145 SEATTLE PACIFIC C/WA 151 460 16 984 167 477 SUNY AT BINGHAMTON 259 304 45 279 304 298 SEATTLE UNIV/WA 155 454 36 331 191 435 SUNY AT BUFFALO 1118 70 187 62 1305 71 SEM OUR LADY PROV/RI 6 1080 6 1269 SUNY BUFFALO HTH SCI 1 1328 1 1482 SETON HALL UNIV/NJ 356 236 38 319 394 242 SUNY AT STONY BROOK 137 486 28 39O 165 480 SETON HILL COLL/PA 1 1328 89 147 90 671 SUNY ST BRK HTH SCI 1 1328 1 1482 SHAW UNIVERSITY/NC 28 860 14 625 42 896 SUNY COLL BROCKPORT 143 474 24 440 167 477 SHENANOOAH COLL/VA 8 1049 1 1101 9 1206 SUNY COLL BUFFALO 266 296 88 149 354 275 SHEPHERD COLLEGE/WV 47 760 2 1035 49 857 SUNY COLL CORTLANO 193 381 45 279 238 365 SHERWOOD MUSIC S/IL 2 1252 2 1418 SUNY COLL FREDONIA 167 433 12 670 179 455 SHIMER COLLEGE/IL 38 816 4 939 42 >96 SUNY COLL GENESEO 102 575 19 931 121 571 SHIPPENSBURG ST C/PA 1.72 422 17 563 189 438 SUNY COLL NEW PALTZ 101 579 17 563 118 581 SHORTER COLLEGE/GA 13 993 19 607 28 987 SUNY COLL ONEONTA 81 633 27 400 108 613 SIENA COLLEGE/NY 146 473 146 512 SUNY COLL OSWEGO 219 351 20 514 239 361 SIENA HEIGHTS C/MI 98 223 98 794 SUNY COLL PLATTSBURG 6O 711 16 584 76 729 SILVER LAKE COLL/WI T •21 7 1246 SUNY COLL POTSDAM 86 617 14 629 100 641 SIMMONS COLLEGE/MA 2 1252 144 •• 146 512 SUNY DOWNSTAT MO CTR 1 1328 I 1482 SIMPSON COLLEGE/CA 5 1106 9 1293 SUNY MARITIME COLL 23 902 23 1048 SIMPSON COLLEGE/IA 162 443 16 984 178 458 SUNY BRANCH UNK/NY 1 1328 1 1482 SIOUX FALLS COLL/SO 62 702 a 786 70 753 S F AUSTIN ST U/TX 194 379 28 390 222 382 SKIOMORE COLLEGE/NY 1 1328 62 201 63 771 STEPHENS COLLEGE/MO 2 1035 2 1418 SLIPPERY ROCK S C/PA 193 381 23 460 216 393 STERLING COLLEGE/KS 76 659 8 786 84 689 SMITH COLLEGE/MA 3 1188 737 12 740 137 STETSON UNIV/FL 221 349 69 189 290 310 SOUTH ALABAMA, U 13 993 2 1035 19 1132 STEUBENVILLE.C OF/OH 32 843 6 855 38 921 SO CAROLINA STATE C 52 734 21 493 73 741 STEVENS INST TECH/NJ 282 284 282 322 SOUTH CAROLINA, U OF 488 182 99 219 947 184 STILLMAN COLLEGE/AL 6 1080 3 972 9 1206 S DAKOTA S MINECTECH 211 357 211 398 STONEHILL COLLEGE/MA 51 741 12 670 63 771 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE U 526 167 24 440 550 181 SUFFOLK UNIV/MA 65 693 6 855 71 749 SOUTH DAKOTA, U OF 321 260 41 295 362 265 SUL ROSS STATE U/TX 82 630 11 698 93 661 SO OAK.U-SPRINGFIELD 24 890 4 939 28 987 SULPICIAN SEM NW/WA 15 973 IS 1132 SOUTH, UNIV OF/TN 249 316 249 394 SUSQUEHANNA UN1V/PA 99 582 20 514 119 57a SE MISSOURI ST UNIV 325 258 32 360 357 269 SWARTHMORE COLL/PA 968 89 363 31 1331 69 SOEASTERN BIBLE C/AL 3 1188 3 1361 SWEET BRIAR COLL/VA 1 1328 93 242 54 816 S-EASTERN BIBLE C/FL 1 1328 1 1482 SYRACUSE UNIV/NY 1618 45 323 39 1941 41 SOUTHEASTERN LA U 176 415 24 440 200 420 SYRACUSE U-UTICA/NY 23 902 6 855 29 979 SE MASS U-N DARTMOTH 50 744 2 1035 52 833 SUNY ENVR SCI FSTRY 1*9 467 149 506 SE MASS U-NEW BEOFRO 1 1328 1 1482 TABOR COLLEGE/KS 82 630 1 1101 83 693 SOUTHESTRN OKLA ST U 150 463 34 344 184 447 TALLADEGA COLLEGE/AL 65 693 25 425 90 671 SOUTHEASTERN UNIV/OC 5 1106 9 1293 TAMPA, UNIV OF/FL 70 673 a 786 78 719 SO BAPT THEOL SEM/KY 4 1141 1 1101 9 1293 TARKIO COLLEGE/MO 96 988 5 888 101 636 STHRN BENEDICT C/AL 21 919 3 972 24 1035 TAYLOR UNIVERSITY/IN 133 496 11 698 144 515 SOUTHERN CALIF COLL 7 1062 7 1246 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY/PA 1282 99 242 49 1524 56 STHRN CAL OPTOMETRY 3 1188 3 1361 TENNESSEE STATE UNIV 102 575 25 425 127 5M SOUTHERN CALIF, U OF 1221 62 207 98 1428 62 TENNESSEE TECH U 201 369 19 531 220 387 STHRN C FINE ARTS/TX 1 1328 1 1482 TENN TEMPLE SCHOOLS 29 883 2 1035 27 999 STHRN C OPTOMETRY/TN 2 1252 2 1418 TENN, U-KNOXVILLE 1081 77 150 79 1231 77 SOUTHERN COLO, UNIV 24 890 2 1035 26 1014 TENN,U CTR HTH SCI 5 1106 2 1035 7 1246 SOUTHERN CONN ST COL 94 598 22 472 116 588 TENN, U-CHATTANOOGA 140 481 35 336 175 46* SOUTHERN ILL UNIV 1064 79 123 104 1187 81 TENN, U-MARTIN 26 877 3 972 29 979 SO ILL U/EOWARDSVILL 24 890 5 888 29 979 TENN WESLEYAN COLL 17 994 2 1035 19 1089 STHRN ILLINOIS U-UNK 3 1188 3 1361 TEXAS AU UNIVERSITY 177 411 24 440 201 414 STHRN METHODIST U/TX 675 134 119 115 790 131 TEXAS ACM UNIVERSITY 1370 56 6 855 1376 69 STHRN MISS10NRY C/TN 37 823 2 1035 39 917 PRAIRIE VIEW ACM/TX 85 623 24 440 109 610 SOUTHERN HISS, U OF 349 242 71 179 420 232 TARLETON STATE U/TX 17 954 1 1101 18 not SOUTHERN STATE C/AR 49 747 10 724 59 786 TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIV 430 197 81 160 511 191

151 APPENDIX H Continued Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank TEXAS COLLEGE 22 908 4 935 26 1014 VIRGINIA STATE COLL 134 493 41 295 175 466 TEXAS LUTHERAN COLL 47 760 5 888 52 833 VIRGINIA UNION UNIV 75 656 19 531 94 694 TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIV 38 816 9 755 47 867 VIRGINIA, UNIV OF 1044 80 29 379 1073 91 TEXAS TECH UNIV 900 100 102 129 1002 99 VIRGINIA, U-UNKNOWN 1 1328 1 1482 TEXAS, U-AUSTIN 3381 17 664 17 4045 19 VITERBO COLLEGE/WI 20 514 20 1081 TEXAS, U-ARLINGTON 100 5t1 10 724 110 607 VOORHEES COLLEGE/SC 1 1101 1 1482 TEXASi U-EL PASO 80 640 23 460 103 628 WABASH COLLEGE/IN 934 164 934 190 TEX U MED BR-CALVSTN 2 1035 2 1418 WAOHAMS HALL/NY 3 1188 3 1361 TEXAS WESLEYAN COLL 61 705 21 493 82 700 WAGNER COLLEGE/NY 155 454 23 460 178 458 TEXAS WOMANS UNIV 2 1252 218 93 220 387 WAKE FOREST UNIV/NC 510 173 39 309 949 183 THEOL SEM RE EP1S/PA 3 1188 3 1361 WALLA WALLA COLL/WA 162 443 11 698 173 470 THIEL COLLEGE/PA 130 501 12 670 142 519 WALSH COLLEGE/OH S 1106 9 1293 T JEF U-JEF MED C/PA 4 1141 4 1321 WARNER PACIFIC C/OR a 1049 8 1221 THOMAS MORE COLL/KY 80 640 460 103 628 WARREN WILSON C/NC i 1328 1 1482 TIFFIN UNIV/OH 1 1328 1 1482 WARTBURG COLL/IA 137 486 9 888 142 519 TIFT COLLEGE/GA 17 563 17 1111 WARTBURG THEO SEM/IA 2 1252 2 1418 TOCCOA FLS BLE I/GA 3 1188 1 1101 4 1321 WASHBURN U TOPEKA/KS 201 369 38 319 239 361 TOLEDO. UNIV OF/OH 360 232 56 230 416 234 WASHCJEFFERSON C/PA 290 280 290 310 TOUGALOO COLLEGE/MS 39 808 13 644 52 833 WASHINGTONCLEE U/VA 361 231 361 267 TOW SON ST CCLL/MO 103 972 24 440 127 558 WASHINGTN BIBLE C/MD 2 1252 2 1418 TRANSYLVANIA U/KY 121 924 21 493 142 519 WASHINGTON COLL/MD 85 623 13 644 98 649 TRENTON ST COLL/NJ 156 451 49 263 205 405 WASHINGTON STATE U 1152 67 96 138 1248 76 TREVECCA NZRENE C/TN 19 939 2 1035 21 1068 WASH THEOL COALTN/MO 1 1328 1 1482 TRI-STATE UNIV/IN 42 792 42 896 WASHINGTON UNIV/MO 1264 60 246 48 1510 61 TRINITY CHRISTN C/IL 1 1328 1 1482 WASHINGTON, U OF 2918 20 421 26 3339 19 TRINITY COLLEGE/CT 409 205 1 1101 410 237 WAYLAND BAPT COLL/TX 40 809 9 888 45 878 TRINITY COLLEGE/DC 2 1252 141 90 143 517 WAYNE ST COLL/NE 179 402 13 644 192 434 TRINITY COLLEGE/IL 6 1080 1 1101 7 1246 WAYNE STATE UNIV/MI 1740 39 335 39 2075 37 TRINITY COLLEGE/VT 9 755 9 1206 WAYNE SBURG COLL/PA 111 546 18 548 129 991 TRINITY UNIV/tx 177 411 38 315 215 394 WEBB I NAVAL ARCH/NY 45 771 1 1101 46 874 TROY STATE UNIV/AL 134 493 24 440 198 488 WEBSTER COLLEGE/MO 93 242 93 825 TUFTS UNIVERSITY/HA 830 107 120 108 950 104 WELLESLEY COLLEGE/MA 4 1141 885 9 889 113 TULANE U OF LA M9 131 62 201 751 135 WELLS COLLEGE/NY 67 190 67 760 TULANE U-NEWCMB C/LA 116 112 116 588 WESLEYAN COLLEGE/GA 6 1080 43 287 49 857 TULSA, UNIV OF/OK 211 286 37 322 318 292 WESLEYAN UNIV/CT 912 97 2 1035 914 109 TUSCULUM COLLEGE/TN 49 747 4 935 93 825 WEST CHESTER ST C/PA 279 291 37 322 312 294 TUSKEGEE INST/AL ; 109 553 46 274 155 495 WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE 21 919 3 972 24 1035 UMION COLLEGE/KY 51 741 6 855 57 801 WEST LIBERTY ST C/WV 84 626 9 755 93 661 UNICN COLLEGE/NE 139 483 19 531 158 488 WEST TEXAS STATE U 211 357 40 303 251 351 UNION THECL SEM/NY 4 1141 4 1321 WEST VA INST OF TECH 42 792 3 972 45 878 UNION UNIVERSITY/NY 785 111 2 1035 787 133 WEST VIRGINIA ST C 79 646 29 429 104 625 UNION-ALBANY MED/NY 1 1101 1 1482 WEST VIRGINIA UNIV 1110 72 121 106 1231 77 UNION UNIVERSITY/TN 104 S70 8 786 112 601 WEST VA WESLEYAN C 151 460 10 724 161 485 USAF ACADEMY/CO •9 610 89 676 WSTRN BAPT BIBL C/OR 2 1252 2 1418 US COAST GUARD ACAD 45 771 45 878 WESTERN CONN ST COLL 29 856 10 724 39 917 U S INTERNATL U/CA 29 856 8 786 37 927 WESTERN ILLINOIS U 326 297 30 367 356 271 US MERCHANT MAR ACAO 77 651 77 723 WESTERN KENTUCKY U 351 239 50 260 401 241 US MILITARY ACADEMY 585 149 585 173 WESTERN MARYLAND COL 191 387 35 336 226 379 US NAVAL ACADEMY/MO 611 141 611 163 WESTERN MICHIGAN U 725 120 103 126 828 124 UNITED THEOL SEM/OH 1 1328 1 1482 WESTERN MONTANA COLL 30 851 2 1035 32 998 UNITED WESLEYAN C/PA 3 1188 3 1361 WSTRN NEW ENGL C/MA 5 1106 9 1293 UPPER IOWA UNIVERSTY 74 658 2 1035 76 729 WESTERN NEW MEXICO U 38 816 5 888 43 891 UPSALA COLLEGE/NJ 131 498 23 460 154 497 WESTERN ST COLL COLO 123 519 10 724 133 545 UH SINUS COLLEGE/PA 245 321 46 274 291 307 WESTERN WASH STATE C 290 280 30 367 320 289 URSULINE COLL/OH 22 472 22 1057 WESTMAR COLLEGE/IA 99 593 8 786 103 628 UTAH, UNIV OF 2339 26 212 55 2551 28 WSTMINSTR CHOIR C/NJ 27 865 27 999 SOUTHERN UTAH ST C 36 828 1 1101 37 927 WESTMINSTER COLL/MO 134 493 134 541 UTAH STATE UNIV 1500 51 65 192 1565 56 WESTMINSTER COLL/PA 202 368 25 425 227 378 WEBER STATE COLL/UT 61 705 3 972 64 768 WESTMINSTER COLL/UT 27 865 1 1101 28 987 UTAH HGR ED SYST-UNK 1 1328 1 1482 WESTMONT COLLEGE/CA 72 664 4 935 76 729 VALDOSTA STATE C/GA 2O 927 11 698 31 964 WHEATON COLLEGE/IL 719 124 108 122 •823 129 VALLEY CITY ST C/ND 102 575 7 821 109 610 WHEATON COLLEGE/MA 9 1106 70 181 75 737 VALPARAISO UNIV/IN 379 218 58 223 437 225 WHEELING COLLEGE/WV 40 805 6 855 46 874 VANDERBILT UNIV/TN 726 119 113 118 839 119 WHEELOCK COLLEGE/MA 11 698 11 1175 VANDERCOOK C MUS/IL 2 1252 2 1418 WHITE PLAINS, COL/NY 21 493 21 1068 VASSAR COLLEGE/NY 7 1062 678 15 689 149 WHITMAN COLLEGE/WA 294 278 43 287 337 281 VENNARD COLLEGE/IA 3 1188 1 1101 4 1321 WHITTIER COLLEGE/CA 252 312 44 285 296 3O4 VERMONT, U OF 477 184 79 164 556 179 WHITWORTH COLL/WA 124 518 12 670 136 537 VILLA MARIA COLL/PA 20 514 20 1081 WICHITA ST UNIV/KS 462 187 47 271 509 201 VILLANOVA UNIV/PA 431 196 39 309 470 214 WIOENER C/PA 38 816 38 921 VIRGINIA COLLEGE 1 1328 1 1482 WILBERFORCE UNIV/OH 41 800 14 629 55 807 VA COMMONWEALTH UNIV 45 771 16 584 61 782 WILEY COLLEGE/TX 42 792 8 786 50 852 VA COMONWLTH U MED C 23 902 7 821 30 972 WILKES COLLEGE/PA 110 549 15 607 125 561 VIRGINIA MILITARY I 220 350 220 387 WILLAMETTE UNIV/OR 337 251 40 303 377 253 VA POLY INSTISTATE U 901 99 15 607 916 108 WILLIAM C MARY, C/VA 550 159 119 109 669 151

152 APPENDIX H Continued Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank WM CAREY COLL/MS 30 851 9 888 35 938 WISCONSIN.U-STEVN PT 185 392 10 540 203 410 WILLIAM JEWELL C/MU 24* 324 24 440 268 337 WISC, U-STOUT 161 446 17 563 178 458 WM MITCHELL C LAW/MN 4 1141 4 1321 WISCONSIN, U-SUPERIOR 121 509 11 698 139 531 WM PATERSON C OF NJ 50 744 17 563 67 760 WISCONSIN.U-WHITWATR 187 389 25 425 212 395 WILLIAM PENN COLL/IA 689 14 625 •0 706 WITTENBERG UNIV/OH 316 265 49 263 365 262 WILLIAMS COLLEGE/MA 802 109 1 1101 803 129 WOFFORO COLLEGE/SC 250 315 250 352 WILMINGTON COLL/OH 99 593 11 698 106 619 WOOOBURY UNIV/CA 4 1141 4 1321 WILSON COLLEGE/PA 107 124 107 617 WOODSTOCK COLL/NY 79 646 79 711 WINOHAM COLLEGE/VT 1 1328 1 1482 WOOSTER, COLL OF/OH 725 120 129 102 854 118 WINONA STATE UNIV/MN 109 553 6 •59 115 593 WORCESTER POLY I /MA 377 219 377 253 WINTHROP COLLEGE/SC 84 157 84 689 WRIGHT STATE UNIV/OH 10 1027 1 1101 11 1175 WISC COLL CONSERVTRY 3 1188 3 1361 WYOMING, UNIV OF 579 152 42 293 621 158 WISCONSINtU-MADISON 5344 5 737 12 6081 4 XAVIER UNIV/OH 365 226 15 607 380 247 WISCONSIN, U-E CLAIRE 187 389 21 493 208 401 XAVIER UNIV/LA 51 741 16 584 67 760 WISCONSIN, U-L CROSSE 225 344 32 360 257 346 YALE UNIVERSITY/CT 3481 14 10 724 3491 18 WISCONSIN.U-MILWAUKE 203 366 30 367 233 369 YANKTON COLLEGE/SO 109 553 13 644 122 569 WISCONSIN.U-OSHKOSH I7* 415 20 514 196 428 YESHIVA UNIV/NY 470 186 a 786 478 211 WISC. U-P ARK SIDE 1 1328 1 1482 YESHIVA U-STERN C/NY 2 1035 2 1418 WISCONSIN.U-PLATTVIL us 407 21 493 199 424 YESHIVA-YESHIVA C/NY 12 1004 12 1159 WISCONSIN, U-RIVR FLS 237 331 13 644 250 352 YOUNGS TOWN ST U/OH 204 364 39 309 243 358 SOURCE: NRC, Commission on Human Resources.

153 APPENDIX I BACCALAUREATE ORIGINS OF 1920-1974 PhD's: STATE AND REGIONAL SUMMARY, BY GEOGRAPHIC AREA .? // A *? MAINE S 92 0-1 959 960-1969 970-1974 AL 1920-1974 || 'H if j! 102 160 11 66 117 793 102 705 123 626 5 5 3 14 6 10 10 25 15 76*1 11 10 14 23 62 4 2 6 20 27 62 63 78 206 j 435 32 83 5*1 25?8 3" 1? 26 705 2332 PER 1 000 U S TOTAL t 5 2 S 8 3 4* ft 21.5 5* 5 NEW HAMPSHIRE 265 if 127* 164 164 149 477 8.2 11 2 4 14 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL m '8?t 6 7 9 ill 3 8 34 1 1042 1005 806 2853 6.7 244 145 674 9 1 1.0 2?! 39 35 a.i 48 121 93 455 7.9 565 10.9 If. 340 2721 5.2 7.5 1.8 A 3.6 6.4 VERMONT S 920- 1 959 960-1969 43 1925 73 98 57 11 8 53 374 \ i! I? g 1 12 55 83 429 46 56 22 66 48 397 f 6 19 970-1974 46 14 83 61 6O 6 64 345 15 14 ?2 3 20 91 436 AL 1920-1974 46 263 45 254 184 165 1116 ^y 39 41 T 10 51 f29 t^ PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 3.2 1.3 4.4 3.2 3.5 1.4 2.5 3.1 3.9 4.3 3.5 4.1 5.0 2.9 "a .2 MASSACHUSETTS 1920-1959 1960-1969 5 lltt 551 7?6 1063 1433 S! 625 7145 670 7618 1*5 \ III 503 426 11 219 1573 8718 4 1104 1284 f 272 240 1366 5 8989 1970-1974 4 1536 787 682 1075 821 6283 125 261 456 604 30 357 1841 8 8132 TOTAL 1920-1974 5 6199 2519 2389 32*) 2 3792 72 1 2116 21046 46 14 1012 1533 91 816 4780 13 25839 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 74.9 75.2 41.2 56.5 73.4 48.2 32.4 57.7 111.2 95.9 92.2 86.5 103.1 45.6 46.3 80.0 139.8 60.9 RHOOE ISLAND 1920-1959 || Is? 194 107 122 || 57 807 72 870 15 6 11 34 11 If J 13 in 910 988 759 57 1!l HI 129 151 130 848 11 1 1006 TOTAL 1920-1974 33 154 480 386 402 83 259 2525 32 79 83 109 5 72 380 2906 PER 1000 U* S • TOTAL CONNECTICUT 8*8 T* i 7*3 4.1 6* 4 10*8 ttm 8 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 2! li? i 394 194 2498 232 2307 291 1790 li 1 1 is 29 36 57 111 2450 434 70 29 34 2 282 96 387 459 44 11 198 t TOTAL 1920-1974 18 1467 411 852 1215 1680 244 717 6595 25 2 86 93 1 07 122 446 7042 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 17.7 12.3 14.7 20.8 32.5 16.3 11.0 18.1 5.8 13.7 9.6 8.0 7.2 5.5 6.9 7.5 10.8 16.6 NEW YORK 1920-1959 1 4220 4082 1011 2204 2106 1750 2578 2188 494 2284 14883 2054 15822 339 217 6 12 449 588 798 808 753 61 807 718 3059 5 17942 1960-1969 I 2978 2265 460 12 439 80 3022 18849 1970-1974 1 2652 1439 1466 2600 2032 458 2041 12701 225 472 941 1011 94 912 3671 13 16385 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL I 10954 132.3 46b4 138.9 5322 91.9 8156 139.9 6485 125.5 1412 94.5 6379 43406 97.7 119.0 781 30 205.5 1360 151.4 2327 199.0 2572 173.0 235 117.9 2437 138.2 9752 163.3 193.5 53176 125.2 NEW JERSEY 1920-1959 16 646 118 411 329 505 68 287 2364 179.8 14 1 34 22 35 4 75 185 2549 1960-1969 14 704 347 371 386 489 95 362 2759 20 1 43 50 35 7 104 260 1 3020 1970-1974 13 547 279 320 410 438 78 460 2533 21 2 50 82 92 139 397 7 2937 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 14 1897 22.9 744 22.2 1125 19.3 241 16.1 1109 7656 17.0 21.0 12?7 10?? 11?0 14*? 86.0 280?0 • PENNSYLVANIA 192O-1959 3 2488 553 1330 1265 1148 275 1489 8550 124 J 205 228 360 25 255 1199 S 9754 1960-1969 3 2179 1211 1174 lias 966 278 1455 8461 122 | 222 208 318 48 277 1196 9657 TOTAL 1920-1974 1970-1974 3 1546 827 1129 1174 936 320 1778 7717 138 3 243 330 425 43 528 1711 5 9428 3 6213 2591 3633 3627 3050 873 4722 24728 384 5 670 766 1103 116 1060 4106 28839 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 75.0 77.3 62.7 62.2 59.0 58.4 72.3 67.8 88.4 34.2 74.6 65.5 74.2 58.2 60.1 68.8 53.8 67.9 OHIO 1920-1959 6 2184 341 1169 867 1256 1123 1163 270 981 7368 1153 6869 51 2 1 170 194 247 30 I 957 8325 1960-1969 6 1656 675 1033 337 165 231 203 995 7864 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 6 1077 4917 59.4 496 1512 45.1 753 2789 48.1 1045 3424 58.7 830 3026 58.6 332 939 62.8 1230 5772 3364 20009 51.5 54.8 2li 11? 64.6 761 51.3 470 55.2 33-71- 56.5 7191 23380 55.1 6 53.4 20.5 57!! 64?? INDIANA 1920-1959 8 1110 339 757 517 572 162 641 4100 43 1 71 45 113 22 87 384 4484 1960-1969 9 694 737 636 555 509 253 841 4434 27 47 70 86 24 183 437 1 4872 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 9 9 575 537 1930 33.3 564 513 3E* 216 908 3806 2390 12340 36.6 33.8 29 99 22.8 3 77 195 21.7 K 228 498 28.2 614 1435 24.0 4420 'IIIJ Mil 46.8 1636 28.1 4 27.4 230 2!3' 38.1 10.8 ILLINOIS 1920-1959 2 2645 448 1443 1513 1273 358 1044 8729 135 2 223 227 329 50 302 1268 1 9998 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 1960-1969 1637 868 1052 1250 1033 300 1297 7446 6$ 2 123 237 262 29 301 1044 1 8491 520 1836 54.8 1133 3896 66.8 859 3165 61.3 319 977 65.4 1427 6148 3768 22323 57.7 61.2 54 j 55,°l 715 64.8 338 6lfS 44 426 1334 3646 61.1 5 75.3 7487 25976 61.2 * '.r•"'. 5724 619 MICHIGAN 1920-1959 7 1247 382 937 681 651 110 614 4624 58 J 98 100 103 15 132 507 5131 1960-1969 8 1047 761 793 777 759 188 1052 5385 58 3 108 150 148 28 248 744 6129 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 8 769 528 1671 49.9 628 403?? 854 598 221 519 34.7 1189 4790 2855 14799 43.7 40.6 17i 41.0 \l\ 38.0 259 38?? 1 5889 17149 40.4 T I,3!2- 32.2 42?6 39.3 10.8 WISCONSIN 1920-1959 10 104 196 888 575 479 103 581 3626 30 3 98 75 125 111 452 4078 1960-1969 11 586 329 571 431 359 118 656 3054 26 62 70 98 19 158 435 1 3490 1970-1974 10 496 243 452 487 366 128 666 2841 30 4 90 121 134 24 184 589 I 32.3 2 3432 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 10 1886 22.8 768 22.9 1911 33.0 1493 25.6 349 23.3 1903 9521 29.1 26.1 86 19.8 47.? 266 22.7 357 24.0 26?? 28?? 1476 24.7 MINNESOTA 1920-1959 12 808 172 773 533 392 123 438 3239 40 86 97 131 13 125 492 3731 196O-1969 10 722 238 624 471 485 153 630 3326 35 1 55 85 110 12 138 436 3762 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 11 484 57-0° 17.0 443 486 1490 25.6 417 m 615 2742 265?1 !!?? 34 25?? 66 207 23.0 128 147 23 156 419 23.8 554 21.1 3298 25?S 310 26.5 24*! 1482 24.8 IOWA 1920-1959 11 844 188 721 603 494 160 547 3559 44 73 71 121 13 145 467 4026 1960-1969 1970-1974 13 14 41? 570 23I? 14? && mi 1 40 69 83 21 24 124 145 IS* 1 3231 2748 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 13 21™ 726 21.7 2,!t 1400 24.0 1080 20.9 383 25.6 1788 8844 27.4 24.2 71 16.3 6.1 19!* 180 15.4 262 17.6 5b 29.1 414 23.5 lit? 10.8 10005 23.6 MISSOURI 1920-1959 13 795 153 479 475 511 130 705 3245 i 36 1 68 49 121 14 132 ^2 1 3666 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL ii 596 408 1799 21.7 Ml 427 ia t?! 2l?i 2058 8791 31.5 24.1 1 20.5 46 ill 109 li 25.1 144 216 492 27.9 1 32.3 815 24.3 20.2 361 1263 21.7 1287 24.9 390 26.1 19.6 55 169 18.8 126 356 23.9 1377 23.1 3068 10171 24.0

154 APPENDIX I Continued 4* ff / , // * ftt »f NORTH DAKOTA 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL NEBRASKA 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 1970-197* TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL SOUTH CAROLINA 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. T GEORGIA 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL FLORIDA 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL M NT UCKY 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL TENNESSEE 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL ALABAMA 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL MIS 471 5*? 1526 3.6 O.J 1372 492« 11.6 2771 2576 2306 7653 18.0 250 61* 1807 2 1&' 21.1 *1S 2075 1803 192, S799 13.7 90-* 927 1 943 1 Z779 .« 6.S 10 1959 1 2533 2747 1 7239 10.8 17.0 966 901 277. ! iisl 0.8 11.* 1877 1 2502 ID.. f2^6 1*77 1626 1*55 10 167| 21.1 >*?2 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 2 2873 21.5 6.8

155 APPENDIX I Continued Kan 1 4 » Women ft, * *O // 'f , // f i i*O f i i // £ ? ^ Sr / ^ "^°O /•/ *j 4 9 ••* V y . // / 3$ j< ' / ' j ARKANSAS 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 8 141 & 125 182 161 75 88 88 251 4.3 83 97 96 276 5.3 It 146 614 ? 6 18 4.1 13 2l! l| if ll iobl iSiJ 116 64 292 300 738 11.3 Iii jl 3.2 10*1 i3 ill 27ol 6.4 38 353 4.3 468 154 10.3 2386 6.5 69 4.6 LOUISIANA 8.1 5.3 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 10 268 396 281 945 11.4 69 232 291 268 791 13.7 140 163 227 536 9.2 137 194 193 524 10.1 35 94 99 228 IS. 3 141 1034 1572 1588 4194 11.5 ia 11 S3 120 13.4 II 2& \i it 154 ill| i6 23 27 167 151 267 367 2? ' 57 1 13.1 6.$ 62 88 158 241 408 OKLAHOMA 1,?5 iJ!4 110 9.4 iJS 49 24.6 i?:? J?l 4997 11.8 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 1920-1959 27 269 361 209 839 66 306 178 237 180 595 163 185 46 81 98 225 323 568 540 1351 2172 1666 5211 7 9 7 1 23 I II g 4 10 18 32 ill 1493 2422 2045 i! ?7? 5?*1 22 561 166 514 97 58 122 180 357 749 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 1042 1431 89 8.3 383 5960 TEXAS 10.1 16.7 18.0 10.2 10.0 15.1 21.9 14.3 5.3 20.5 9.9 8.2 16.0 21.7 12.5 14.0 1920-1959 9 986 237 510 496 558 1?8 662 3628 41 5 85 61 177 • a 154 542 4170 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 7 7 760 570 1567 46.8 770 1939 33.3 645 677 til 53.7 933 5392 5199 14219 39.0 78 1 171 I 94 98 198 357 30.5 165 278 458 §90 .5 746 6138 6430 8 3244 39.2 802 2058 35.5 1880 36.4 JHi 39.4 47.9 278 620 41.7 62?? 1231 'I??? MONTANA 41.6 1920-1959 t) 44 196 41 64 46 160 130 107 40 30 34 49 ii ii Hi 4 f ' «t 3 i! 6 I 15 ii ISi 1960-1969 1970-1974 119 63 82 71 in 470 4 9 3 45 | 516 TOTAL 1920-1974 43 378 i s 1 397 193 113 48 245 1527 9 1 40 16 30 i 29 131 I 1659 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 4.6 4.5 6.* 1.1 2.2 3.2 3.8 4.2 2.1 6.6 4.5 1.4 2.0 2.5 1.6 2.2 10.8 3.9 IDAHO 1920-1959 44 84 12 153 41 27 7 lit, 390 3 12 7 7 29 419 1960-1969 44 SI 5) 16 1.1 J 16 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 45 i 223 2.7 42 134 64 103 493 2 A 3 8 2 38 45 43 97 2.9 ii? 43 283- 4.1 416 1299 3.6 24 *T 13 if!l 6.9 148 2.5 2.2 2.4 0.7 2.5 2.8 WYOMING 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 4 22 22 48 1.4 57 It 1 174 2 J 1 1 2 0.1 3 i 10 J i f?I 50 47 24 70 63 7? 1.1 11 39 0.8 18 1.2 25 92 1.4 224 181 579 1.6 O.I 1 0.1 116 1.4 0.1 COLORADO 1920-1959 23 373 104 362 234 184 43 309 1609 20 37 42 46 3 63 211 1820 1960-1969 22 371 183 363 286 175 74 434 1891 12 1 26 45 33 12 75 204 J 2096 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL i| 261 1005 12.1 174 461 13.8 337 179 538 10.4 88 205 13.7 417 1763 5263 14.4 il \ lot ill 15.3 14? 96 HJ 2090 6006 14.1 1062 18.3 14.2 1160 17.8 10.4 34.2 12.1 9.6 13*5 if.3? 12.4 10.8 NEW MEXICO 7 15 1 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 46 4" 150 25 64 57 4?I 2 14 i 279 2 3 7 1 305 to 42 591 4 ii ii I] 11 37 54 3.1 J!? 31? 3.8 A 241 4.2 173 3.3 IS 2.0 5.1 1499 iil 2.8 2.5 2.9 1 2.5 2.8 3.9 ARIZONA n H 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 45 41 7 4 8 1 392 'HI 120 94 304 % 63 til 144 197 408 361 ^ 107 133 319 US 66 630 749 1740 6 5 15 ii *6 4 5 164 274 709 913 2014 40 156 305 lil 37 56 35 10 118 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL UTAH 3.5 3*9 3*9 3*% ^ • 0 6*7 $•6 *•• 1920-1959 22 377 44 546 302 160 ii 244 1770 6 j ., 16 10 24 85 1855 1960-1969 20 356 266 439 354 238 527 2273 3 28 24 7 46 122 2395 1970-1974 19 214 186 358 390 239 113 2059 10 36 30 2 94 180 2239 TOTAL 1920-1974 19 947 546 1343 1046 637 250 1329 6102 37 io ™ if 164 387 6489 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL NEVADA 11.4 16.3 23*2 17.9 12.3 16.7 20* 3 It'. 7 3*9 ** « 1 15* 3 1920-1959 }1 27 4 10 14 9 4 • 77 1 2 . 1 ., 61 1960-1969 51 31 10 21 9 11 2 13 97 4 1 1 1 y 104 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 J !* 2} 6 ii 89 | i I I 1 I yt PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 1.0 0.6 0.8 0.7 o.5 0.4 0.7 O.f 0.7 0.3 0.6 0.3 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.7 GUAM 1960-1969 S3 1 1 1970-1974 53 3 2 5 TOTAL 1920-1974 53 2 4 I 2 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 0.8 0.0 0.1 0.0 WASHINGTON 17 5Si 379 61 307 25 1 $1 II 79 60 7S 214 12.1 258 226 283 767 12.8 2424 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL J! us 2166 59 i? 17 344 18? 17?! 442 439 H i 8 ff 12 8 26 13.0 2 2483 2316 7223 17.0 U8,- 339 18S 386 1109 19.0 6 2 21.5 16.3 16.4 910 17.6 »?! 6454 17.7 11.7 6.8 136 15.1 163 13.9 175 11.8 OREGON 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 26 425 lit III 230 267 267 in 182 45 si 1425 io7 35 41 21 32 33 3 49 55 76 158 201 269 1583 1862 1733 25 28 S8? 58 65 367 1661 1464 44 66 7 63 233 16 1 32 68 10 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1OOO U.S. TOTAL 26 m 213 6.4 817 14.1 764 13.1 524 10.1 168 11.2 941 14.4 4550 12.5 53 I 12.2 6.8 108 12.0 llM IS 20 10.0 ii!S iKl IKl CALIFORNIA i?l i« 17 8 9 1920-1959 1960-1969 4 2 2372 2r.52 472 1538 1421 1188 in 1051 1434 8241 9782 80 1 70 i 159 199 ,;?? 9201 1051 1474 1810 1237 300 28 &j 3 11040 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 2 2 2003 6827 82.5 875 2398 71.6 1537 4549 78.5 II?2 1283 3706 71.8 345 644 56.5 1561 4046 62.0 9921 27944 76.6 98 10 248 14 57.1 95.9 320 678 75.5 562 1068 91.3 516 1077 72.4 54 99 49.6 451 1041 59.0 9 129.0- 1 1943 32184 75.8 94.9 70.8 ALASKA 1920-1959 52 } 2 | 3 2 11 13 1960-1969 52 12 3 11 6 2 34 34 1970-1974 52 8 3 4 7 1 1 5 29 2 2 1 2 7 36 TOTAL 1920-1974 52 25 16 1 I T 76 2 2 I 2 7 83 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 0.3 0.2 0.3 0.3 O.I O.I 0.1 0.2 0.5 0.2 0.1 O.I 0.1 0.2

156 APPENDIX! Continued / i i / / I // HAWAII 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 11 11 48 21 2 6 12 $; 19 1! U! 2 * 7 5 2 5 1 13 18 9 33 55 128 186 235 51 26 34 9 35 180 16 10 2 6 * TOTAL 1920-1974 50 66 20 Iff 7? *6 if 74 452 4 16 22 17 ! 34 97 549 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 0.8 0.6 2.6 1.4 0.9 1.1 1.1 1.2 1.4 1.8 1.9 1.1 1.0 1.9 1.6 1.3 *8 19 49 19 * 11 17 I} 2 20 21 }" | 8 3 5 44 172 1960-1969 I! ill 4 13 63 20* 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 49 25 49 63 0.8 Jl 123I 2.2 21 0.8 { 24 1.0 ill 1.2 6 34 3.8 \\ A ,9 59 225 1.2 oil i 1.2 in IS * 3828 5 36*7 6 2322 747 1934 1887 2665 2352 2034 *07 1155 12625 12868 106*0 248 3 419 341 ?« 599 771 291 1935 1*560 1960-1969 1970-1974 1552 1635 1312 m if*3! III 45 US US'. 6 11 1*681 13076 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 5 9797 103* H!? 578 133.1 118.3 3333 99.5 *eei 84.2 5869 100.7 7051 136.5 3939 60.3 36133 99.0 16 109.6 •U!? 1274 108.9 1909 128.4 *ii? 65f2 6167 103.3 182.8 *2317 99.7 2 7354 1 6965 1 4745 2 1906* IKl 4172 4552 Itti 8 *060 3871 25797 270*2 22951 75790 477 359 8 14 TO? 275? 838 1203 i?? log ***3 5 6 20 31 30245 1056 liSS **73 5779 1*700 31526 28750 90521 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 2545 3*06 856 2526 4279 12210 384 1220 U ^ 1*8 373 1579 3815 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 7989 10057 12908 10967 3837 EAST NORTH CENTRAL 230.3 238.4 173.6 221.4 212.3 169.0 187.0 207.8 280.9 267.1 240.1 277.6 258.1 187.1 216.3 246.2 333.3 213.2 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 2 I"? *542 !?9°63 1216 3861 *999 imi 660 505 638 641 917 127 857 3568 1 3 8 32016 4136 *083 23357 6 19 758 1119 797 1** 186 1169 1680 3655 505* 30846 28419 2278 3202 3166 5420 262 11** TOTAL 1920-1974 1 17781 7354 12315 12761 10997 3415 14280 78992 887 33 1803 2518 2858 *57 3706 12277 12 91281 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 214. 8 219.5 212.5 218.9 212.9 228.* 218.6 216.5 20*. 2 226.0 200.7 215.3 192.3 229.2 210.1 205.6 129.0 215.3 WEST NORTH CENTRAL 1920-1959 3 3633 688 3156 2436 1947 593 2779 15235 175 2 340 314 551 60 581 2023 17258 1960-1969 3 2655 1392 2500 1935 1789 560 34O8 14252 100 3 209 254 36* 92 594 1617 1 15870 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 5 1900 991 1905 1767 6138 105.3 1*40 5176 100.2 561 171* 11*. 7 3224 9411 1**. 1 11798 41285 113.2 110 385 88.6 47.1 260 809 90.1 415 *89 1*0* 94.* 95 247 123.9 \\\l 97.0 13959 *7087 110.9 SOUTH ATLANTIC M 983 84.1 TO 111.0 75.3 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 6 2665 6 2370 * 189* 531 HK 1**8 171* 18*0 5002 85.8 1862 733 1293 1896 2602 5791 88.7 10445 1129* 11538 33277 91.2 149 116 260 207 468 *13 594 1010 1568 12013 HI! 537?f 92.* till 5081 98.* 569 653 136 *01 92.3 Ml III 84'?0 100 [ft? 5 6 6*. 5 13063 14294 39370 92.7 EAST SOUTH CENTRAL I1397 68!? 937 10*. 3 ,2*0!* 6087 101.9 1920-1959 9 1003 1^2 80S 600 718 172 920 *36 37 2 82 156 20 185 550 4913 1960-1969 9 1072 *98 989 630 760 284 1254 5492 48 3 112 10* 156 *2 31* 779 6271 1970-1974 9 751 *35 878 631 653 295 1621 5269 42 3 152 143 236 43 569 1188 6*61 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 9 2826 34.l 2672 46.1 1861 31.9 2131 41.3 751 50.2 3795 58.1 15124 41.5 127 29.2 54. I 346 38.5 315 26.9 548 36.9 52?? 1068 60.6 2517 42.1 4 43.0 176*5 *1.6 WEST SOUTH CENTRAL 1920-1959 7 166* 390 1173 895 941 285 1278 6627 7} 5 148 101 263 37 275 900 7527 1960-1969 1970-1974 J UK 1639 1161 1265 1121 1132 55?1 2060 2328 18S5S 86 2 167 266 162 332 280 457 90 550 1341 21*9 11389 11*84 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 7 5381 65.0 15*7 112 4 876 79** 3194 61.8 ,i!S 5666 2«!§ 269 61.9 75.' i 581 64.7 595 50.9 ulis 1701 96.* 71?? 30*00 71.6 MOUNTAIN 86.8 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 8 1241 ?!? 1432 1346 775 509 121 812 1*70 1613 5191 39 32 40 90 75 100 88 11* 168 16 118 si* 1 mi * dl? 1022 1073 2870 49.2 6*8 669 232 296 6725 6356 2 4l.f 81 31 26 73 36.6 \l\ 677 38.* 7259 20162 *7.5 166?? 49.2 \til 69.0 i?2! 6*9 43.* 30?7 33!! 902 1888 31.6 1 2 21.5 PACIFIC AND INSULAR 1920-1959 1960-1969 *5 in? 1420 22233f 2477 Wii 309 *80 2261 1*027 109 1 269 291 *125 I?? 5! *05 *83 1429 1778 5 13521 15810 1970-1974 3 2675 1166 2196 3031 1769 510 2433 13796 132 11 *12 721 685 76 6*8 2688 9 16*93 TOTAL 1920-1974 * 9449 3239 6746 7577 5234 1299 6323 39915 365 16 972 1*08 1*35 157 1536 5895 1* *5824 PER 1000 U.S. TOTAL 11*. 1 96.7 116.* 130.0 101.3 86.9 96.8 109.* 84.0 109.6 108.2 120.* 96.5 78.7 87.1 98.7 150.5 107.9 SOURCE: NRC, commission on Hunan Resources.

157 APPENDIX J FOREIGN COUNTRIES OF BACCALAUREATE ORIGIN, ARRANGED IN ORDER OF NUMBER OF U.S. PhD's, BY SEX AND TOTAL Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Number Rank* Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Number Rank Af qanistan 29 72 29 74 Korea (unspecified) 8 89 1 81 9 90 Alqeria 5 *JB 7 62 12 85 Lebanon 633 15 68 18 701 16 Argentina 360 29 104 13 464 26 Lesotho 3 103 3 103 Australia 1,137 10 95 15 1,232 11 Liberia 22 76 3 69 25 76 Austria 231 40 46 26 277 38 Libya 15 83 15 83 Banqladcsh 263 37 12 53 275 39 Luxembourg 1 81 1 1O7 Belgium 342 31 37 33 379 31 Malaysia 56 64 a 61 64 64 Bolivia 16 82 2 73 18 79 Malta 2 104 2 104 Brazil 525 20 41 28 566 20 Mexico 524 21 22 41 546 22 Bulgaria 10 86 2 73 12 85 Morocco 1 106 1 81 2 104 Burma 81 61 11 54 92 59 Nepal 17 79 1 81 18 79 Canada 9,456 1 1,063 1 10,519 1 Netherlands 374 28 28 38 402 29 Chile 354 30 32 35 386 30 New Zealand 434 25 54 20 488 24 China (unspecified) 749 13 92 16 841 14 Nicaragua 12 84 2 73 14 84 China (mainland) 1,551 6 103 14 1,654 6 Nigeria 193 43 2 73 195 44 Colombia 2S7 39 16 45 273 40 Norway 228 42 15 47 243 41 Costa Rica 47 67 4 67 51 67 Pakistan (pre-1971) 180 44 14 49 194 46 Cuba 132 50 48 23 180 48 Pakistan (post-1971) 581 18 48 23 629 18 Cyprus 1 107 1 107 Palestine 1 81 1 107 73 I ^ 2^ ^Cj ^ Denmark 132 50 17 43 149 52 Papua 1 81 1 107 Dominican Republic S 98 5 99 Paraguay 7 90 2 73 9 90 Ecuador 34 69 3 69 37 71 Peru 151 48 5 64 156 50 Egypt 2077 5 165 7 2242 5 Philippines 1006 11 524 4 1530 9 El Salvador 6 94 6 96 Poland 158 47 43 27 201 43 England 2,253 4 314 5 2,567 4 Portugal 32 70 6 63 38 70 Ethiopia 83 60 3 69 86 61 Rhodesia 4 101 4 101 Finland •7 57 16 45 103 55 Romania 60 63 9 58 69 63 France 781 12 221 6 1,002 12 Russia 128 52 26 40 154 51 Germany (unspecified) 265 36 49 22 314 36 South Africa 495 22 40 30 535 23 Germany (East) 42 68 13 51 55 65 Sierra Leone 6 94 1 81 7 94 Germany (West) 745 14 151 8 896 13 Saudi Arabia 17 79 17 81 Ghana 48 66 2 73 50 68 Scotland 291 34 39 32 330 34 Greece 571 19 40 30 611 19 Senegal 1 106 1 107 Guatemala 21 77 2 73 23 77 Singapore 68 62 10 56 78 62 Guyana 2 104 2 104 Spain 291 34 33 34 324 35 Haiti 26 74 2 73 28 75 Sri Lanka 103 54 9 58 112 54 Honduras 6 94 6 96 Sudan , The 9O 56 90 60 Hong Kong 331 32 47 25 378 32 Sweden 151 48 29 37 180 48 Hungary 260 38 28 38 288 37 Switzerland 384 27 53 21 437 28 Iceland 7 90 1 81 8 92 Syria 95 55 3 69 98 56 India 8,484 2 572 3 9,056 2 Taiwan 5,216 3 627 2 5,843 3 Indonesia 229 41 14 49 243 41 Tanzania 7 90 7 94 ran 607 17 41 28 648 17 Thailand 441 24 117 12 558 21 raq 453 23 22 41 475 25 Trinidad & Tobago 10 86 1 81 11 87 reland (unspecified) 5 98 5 99 Tunisia 17 79 17 81 reland (Republic of) 327 33 17 43 344 33 Turkey 620 16 88 17 708 15 reland (Northern) 51 65 4 67 55 65 United Arab Emirates 11 85 11 87 srael 1,163 9 141 9 1,304 10 Uganda 20 78 20 78 Italy 396 26 63 19 461 27 Uruguay 27 73 5 64 32 72 Jamaica 30 71 9 58 39 69 Venezuela 115 53 13 51 128 53 Japan 1.437 8 131 10 1,568 8 Vietnam, North 6 94 6 96 Jordan 10 86 10 89 Vietnam, South 84 58 11 54 95 57 Kenya 4 101 4 101 Hales 84 58 10 56 94 58 Korea (South) 1,498 7 130 11 1,628 7 Yugoslavia 165 46 30 36 195 44 Zaire 7 90 1 81 8 92 "Rank" is used here in the sense of "order according to a statistical characteristic" is not intended to imply degree of eminence or excellence. SOURCE: NRC, Commission on Hunan Resources. (e.g., the number of PhD's granted by U.S. universities) and

158 APPENDIX K BACCALAUREATE ORIGINS OF 1920-1974 PhD's: FOREIGN REGIONAL SUMMARY Men Ch ~* / g Women r? y / . jr f Z S .°O ft , / OS f t jO £/ ./ ^/ // j • • >* / / g 3 ' / f/ // / If 41 t •\ .' 5 ? / 4; ^cj ^ Co ^ j f / CANADA 1920-1959 1 1960-1969 3 1197 214 1092 652 496 456 ill 33!I3 35 20 2 95 51 49 70 117 7 39 Ifl 1 4169 4 3466 1970-1974 I 706 405 553 332 175 63 68 TOTAL 1920-1974 3 444 203 432 512 308 170 397 2473 22 55 104 96 29 97 404 5 2862 2347 822 2176 1561 1096 476 955 9447 77 2 201 223 276 75 207 1062 10 10519 PER 1000 FOR'N BA TOT 196.3 71.8 186.7 213.5 262.4 203.5 303.7 181.4 79.9 18.2 144.4 232.5 203.4 293.0 222.1 177.8 370.4 161.1 PER 1000 BA GRD TOTAL 24.6 18.2 30.7 23.6 19.5 27.2 13.9 22.5 14.4 7.7 19.2 17.5 16.8 33.0 11.1 16.0 15.0 21.6 MEXICO AND CENTRAL AMERICA 1920-1959 12 18 7 37 9 12 3 4 90 2 1 1 2 I 4 94 1960-1969 11 37 33 137 37 21 4 9 279 6 3 J 2 15 29* 1970-1974 12 TOTAL 1920-1974 12 il 57 97 2?! 43 15 48 14 18 272 31 641 3 1 4 10 1 7 1 1 3? 289 676 PER 1000 FOR'N BA TOT PER 1000 BA GRO TOTAL 108 a. 5 89 H 1:1 lf:! 3.1 9.1 7.2 3-1 8;? H 5.4 lh? 9.0 21.6 12.2 11.5 5.9 CUBA AND ISLANDS 1920-1959 13 5 i 5 1 6 18 1 1 1 £ 3 21 1960-1969 13 8 9 24 22 29 5 4 101 3 3 2 3 16 117 1970-1974 14 6 3 18 16 62 4 3 112 2 2 3 32 4 43 155 TOTAL 1920-1974 14 19 13 47 39 97 9 7 231 6 6 6 3J 7 62 29) PER 1000 FOR'N BA TOT 1.6 1.1 4.0 5.3 23.2 3.8 2.2 4.4 6.2 4.3 6.3 27.3 7.5 10.4 5.0 PER 1000 BA GRD TOTAL 0.2 0.3 0.7 0.6 1.7 0.5 0.1 0.5 1.1 0.6 0.5 2.3 0.4 0.9 0.6 SOUTH AMERICA 1920-1959 10 35 16 68 20 4 5 169 1 2 3 3 2 11 1$0 1960-1969 10 1 53 120 155 92 34 a 9 572 14 2 16 15 24 i 9 81 653 1970-1974 6 TOTAL 1920-1974 8 PER 1000 FOR'N BA TOT PER 1000 BA GRD TOTAL 261 449 37.6 4.7 M 362 585 50.2 8.3 134 54 28 52 1107 66 1848 21.0 35.5 1.0 4.4 24 I 39 } 40.5 27.3 7.3 11.6 22 27 45 46.9 3.5 39 4 3 19.5 2.2 14 25 131 223 37.3 3.4 w 247 33.8 3.7 108 25.9 1.9 40 40 66 *,:83 n:l 7.8 48.6 4.0 EUROPE, NORTHERN 1920-1959 4 l«r* 129 126 123 142 44 32 782 13 14 14 27 2 6 76 858 1960-1969 4 315 268 If! 256 212 70 65 1461 12 37 25 52 9 13 149 1 1616 1610 1970-1974 4 281 226 225 240 208 91 105 1378 15 46 62 77 4 33 237 TOTAL 1920-1974 4 782 623 626 619 562 205 202 3621 40 97 101 156 15 52 462 1 4084 PER 1000 FOR'N BA TOT 65.4 54.4 53.7 84.7 134.5 87.6 64.2 69.5 41.5 69.7 105.3 115.0 58.6 55.8 77.3 37.0 70.3 PER 1000 BA GRD TOTAL EUROPE, CENTRAL 8.2 1 3B 8 8*8 9 • V 10 . 0 11*7 2*9 8* 6 7*9 1920-1959 7 107 49 63 98 128 34 15 494 5 15 41 2 5 64 578 1960-1969 i 1970-1974 9 163 114 {{4 54 54 98 99 143 128 35 39 17 624 25 573 10 3 12 11 11 64 81 5 4 105 133 J2 7 26 4 TOTAL 1920-1974 9 384 275 171 295 399 108 57 1691 22 3 39 52 186 6 14 322 2013 PER 1000 FOR'N BA TOT 32.1 24.0 14.7 40.3 95.5 46.2 18.1 32.5 22.8 27.3 28.0 54.2 137.1 23.4 15.0 53.9 34.7 PER 1000 BA GRO TOTAL 4 • 0 6.1 4.1 EUROPE, EASTERN 1920-1959 9 1960-1969 9 75 III 46 66 as li 24 396 6 9 2 9 1 *f 1 i 127 120 86 n .•a 642 12 1970-1974 10 125 130 74 72 58 25 14 498 13 7 II 14 35 3 6 99 517 TOTAL 1920-1974 10 373 303 260 241 220 81 58 1536 28 9 42 22 78 7 11 197 1733 PER 1000 FOR'N BA TOT PER 1000 BA GRD TOTAL 31.2 3.9 26.5 6.7 22.3 3.7 33.0 3.6 52.7 3.9 34.6 4.6 18.4 29.5 0.8 3.7 29.0 81.8 5.2 34.7 30.2 4.0 22.9 1.7 57.5 4.8 27.3 3.1 11.8 33.0 3.0 h:! 0.6 EUROPE, WESTERN 1920-1959 9 154 90 87 75 133 30 8 577 11 1 7 9 55 1 86 66 i 1960-1969 7 150 210 97 105 126 36 11 736 5 1 1H 19 60 1 4 108 64* 1970-1974 7 185 274 92 125 140 57 20 893 17 7 16 18 116 2 10 186 1071 TOTAL 1920-1974 6 489 574 276 305 399 123 39 2206 33 9 41 46 231 3 17 380 2580 PER 1000 FCR'N BA TOT 40.9 50.1 23.7 41.7 95.5 52.6 12.4 42.4 34.2 81.8 29.5 48.0 170.2 11.7 18.2 63.6 *$:' PER 1000 BA GRD TOTAL ASIA, EASTERN S • t 1920-1959 2 1960-1969 Z 1970-1974 1 TOTAL 1920-1974 2 PER 1000 FOR'N BA TOT 473 1135 553 441 97 107 119 2110 111 3908 198 5514 428 11532 136.1 221.4 1734 1» li II 11 1610 3218 269.1 1391 1934 3878 632 954 2027 173.9 498 1222 167.1 139 189 425 101.7 92 129 236 19 441 37 457.5 336.4 46 104 136 145.9 675 1289 215.8 2 6191 3 1262* 111.1 220.1 338.6 328 140.2 316.1 108.4 70.7 132.8 4.5 26.3 PER 1000 BA GRO TOTAL 33.8 85.8 28.6 18.5 7.5 18.8 6.2 27.4 82.6 142.9 42.0 8.2 5.8 15.0 7.3 19.4 ASIA, WESTERN 1920-1959 3 1960-1969 1 365 liK 623 293 766 •9 74 138 1892 303 5789 63 4 28 81 5 42 4 36 29 106 199S 3 6206 1362 1602 205 188 100 67 86 414 5 6092 6 14296 1970-1974 2 TOTAL 1920-1974 I PER 1000 FOR'N BA TOT PER 1000 BA GRD TOTAL 1105 2832 236.8 29.7 1920 3583 312.9 79.3 1175 3400 291.7 48.0 699 1758 240.4 26.6 12$ US 212 5587 653 13268 207.6 254.7 9.5 31.6 94 18 168 25 174.3 227.3 31.5 96.5 112 240 172.4 22.9 98 207 215.8 16.2 114 27 67 261.7 29.5 *i3!i 500 1020 223.2 29.9 84.0 6.9 T5:84 AUSTRALASIA 147 77 ?i 37 79 500 128 1195 153 1108 360 2803 114.5 53.8 5.2 6.7 7 36 i 40 j 83 I 86.1 72.7 15.5 30.9 30 79 65 174 125.0 16.6 17 '! 49 96 f3 Hi ,i 1920-1959 6 1960-1969 1970-1974 | TOTAL 1920-1974 5 PER 1000 FOR'N BA TOT PER 1000 BA GRD TOTAL 111 153 133 322 28.1 7.1 If? 174 69 32 161 412 56.3 6.2 73 7a 41 77 56.7 4.7 29 113.3 12.8 220 236.1 11.8 280 668 115.2 10.4 3 349* 111.1 60.2 4.5 7.2 "1:1 ills 183 43.8 3.2 184 78.7 10.5 101.1 7.6 WEST NORTH AFRICA 1920-1959 14 j 1 if 1 1 4 1 1 5 1960-1969 14 1970-1974 13 TOTAL 1920-1974 13 6 A 24 II 13 4 13 68 1 4 1 73 68 81 i* III 2 2 I 6 I I 12 1:1 PER 1000 FOR'N BA TOT PER 1000 BA GRD TOTAL 2.1 *:§ 1:8 8.1 0.6 4.3 15.9 5.6 0.7 0.7 1.4 0.2 1.0 O.I 5.9 0.5 to fcl 0.3 0.6 EAST NORTH AFRICA 36 92 193 342 194 729 62.5 66 9 25 21 55 13.2 25 91 85 201 50 472 97 1051 37 742 184 2265 1 4 476 11*7 1920-1959 8 1960-1969 6 1970-1974 I TOTAL 1920-1974 7 PER 1000 FOR'N BA TOT PER 1000 BA GRD TOTAL $ 200 205 497 43.4 150 103 319 43.6 13 3 8 9 il 6 3 43.0 u 68 168 2*33 21.8 109.1 3$ 433 a!l 25.8 SOUTH AFRICA 1920-1959 11 34 19 45 23 S 12 140 1 4 1 0.7 1 2 9 BS 1960-1969 12 1970-1974 11 TOTAL 192O-1974 11 to 93 2§? 39 124 16 266 27 300 55 706 1 3 6 If 3 1 j 275 135 102 44 38 2 3 1 6 10 a | 31 PER 1000 FOR'N BA TOT PER 1000 BA GRD TOTAL 11.3 1.4 17.8 ll:8 '8: 1 "'.I 17.5 13.6 0.8 1.7 3.1 9.1 0.6 3.9 9.3 1.2 10.4 0.8 1:1 ll:l 'Sis S:? 7$".o li'.» TOTAL 1920-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 TOTAL 1920-1974 PER 1000 BA GRD TOTAL 2778 till 2994 4569 4092 11655 164.5 1684 2796 2832 7312 110.5 1198 1463 1516 4177 74.2 525 724 11467 1124 19843 1297 20778 3145 52088 45.7 123.9 121 4 362 42 SI 169 1009 90.1 I 12477 45527 5465 11452 253.3 811 1003 2339 133.8 481 64 964 1 1 0 180.6 424.7 667 1357 82.7 99 256 112.7 338 425 932 49.9 8 n<$r illll 1392 132.7 959 75.3 21 5308-' 40.6 119.2 SOURCE: NRC, Commission on Human Resources.

158 APPENDIX L FORMS USED FOR DATA COLLECTION The Doctorate Survey form, completed by each new PhD since 1957, and forwarded to the Commission on Human Resources by the dean of the graduate school, has changed in detail over the 2 decades of its use. However, the major outline has re- mained constant; the main changes have been to add further details of information as the insti- tutions and other data users have felt the need for more data. The form in use at the time the present book was written is given on the three following pages, together with the specialties list. The biennial surveys of doctoral scientists and engineers have been accomplished by means of questionnaires sent to a carefully stratified sample of PhD's in the science fields. These questionnaires have also varied somewhat from one survey to the next. The questionnaire form used in the 1975 Survey of Doctoral Scientists and Engineers is given on pages 163-66.

160 APPENDIX L: FORMS USED FOR DATA COLLECTION NSF Form 558 1974 OMB No. 99-R0290 Approval Expires June 30,1976 SURVEY OF EARNED DOCTORATES This form is to be returned to the GRADUATE DEAN, for forwirdinf lo Board on Human-Resource Dati and Analyses Commiuion on Human Resourcea National Research Council Please print or type. 2101 Constitution Avenue. Washington, D. C. 20418 A. Name In full: (Last Nama) (First Nama) Cross Reference: Maiden name or former name legally changed B. Permanent address through which you could always be reached: (Care of, if applicable). (Middla Nama) (9-30) (31) (Numb«r) (Street) (City) (Stata) (Zip Coda) C. U.S. Social Security Number - - (Or Country If not U.S.) (3341) D. Date of birth: W2-46) E. Sex: F. Marital status: Place of birth: (47-48) (State) (Month) (Day) (Yaar) 1 D Male 2 D Female 1 D Married 2 D Not married (Including widowed, divorced) (Or Country If not U.S.) G. Citizenship: " D U.S. native 2 D Non U.S., Immigrant (Permanent Resident) 1 D U.S. naturalized 3 D Nun-U.S., Non-Immigrant (Temporary Resident) If Non-U.S., indicate country of present citizenship -. CM) (50) (51) (52-53) H. Racial or ethnic group: (Check all that apply.) 0 n White/Caucasian 1 D Black/Negro/Afro-American 2 Q American Indian 3 D Spanish-American/Mexican-American/Chicano 4 D Puerto Rican-American 5 D Oriental 6 Q Other, specify (54-56) Number of dependents: Do not include yourself. (Dependent - someone receiving at least one half of his or her support from you) (57) Please Do Not Write In This Space m • 9-30 NA 33-41 SS 42 43 44 4$ 46 47 48 | | I I 49 50 I I I I I 51 52 53 54 55 56 57_ HS 58 59 60 61 UG 63 64 65 66 I I I I I I I 67 68 69 70 71 72 I I | I I nj ) 76 77 78 79 GR I I I I I I I 9 10 11 12 13 14 J. High school last attended: (School Name) Year of graduation from high school: ..... (City) (State) (58-59) (6041) K. List in the table below all collegiate and graduate institutions you have attended Including 2-year colleges. List chrono- logically, and include your doctoral institution as the last entry. Years Major Field Minor Field Degree (if any) Institution Name Location Attended Use Specialties List Title of Granted From To Name Number Number Degree Mo. Yr 15 16 I I I I I I I 17 18 19 20 21 22 I I I !—J 29 30 31 p I I I I I I I 32 33 34 35 36 37 41 TO L. Enter below the title of your doctoral dissertation and the most appropriate classification number and field. If aproj- ect report or a musical or literary composition (not a dissertation) is a degree requirement, please check box. I 1(44) Thle Classify using Specialties List Number Name of field M. Name the department (or interdisciplinary committee, center, institute, etc.) and school or college of the university which supervised your doctoral program: N. Name of your dissertation adviser (Dapartment/lnstttuta/Committee/Profram) (School) (First Name) " (Middle Initial) (Last Name) continued on next page 46 47 CE-BA 48 49 BA GE 50 51 GE MA 52 53 MA-PHD I I I 54 55 Gt PHD Tl

161 APPENDIX L Continued SURVEY OF EARNED DOCTORATES, Cont. 0. Please check each source from which you received some support during graduate study. Check as many sources as apply. 5» NSF Fellowship 66 — GI Bill 72 — Research Assistantship 76 Spouse's earnings 59 NSF Traineeship 67 — Other Federal support 73 — Educational fund of 77 Family contribu- 60 NIH Fellowship (specify) induslrial or lions IS-~ Si' W! 1 "61 61 NIH Traineeship 68 — Woodrow Wilson Fellowship °"*" . 78 — Loans (NDSL 62 NDEA Fellowship 69 — Other U.S. national fellowship ~fWds' (sMcify) """"^ 63 Other HEW 9 Other loans 64— AEC Fellowship (specify) 80_Other (specify) II II "62" "63 | | 1 1 64 65 —-! LJ 66 67 65 NASA Traineeship 70 -- University fellowship 75 own earnings 1 | I 1 68 "69 71 — Teaching Assistantship II II "70 "77 P. Ptease check the space which most fully describes your status during the year immediately preceding the doctorate. - 5 D College or university, teaching 0 U Held fellowship Full-time 6 D College or university, non-teaching 1 D Held assistantship Employed in: 7 Q Elem. or sec. school, teaching 2 D Held own research grant (Other than 8 D Elem. or sec. school, non-teaching 3D No, employed »• '• *> (,?>E ot^yfT... W ~-W V '-75' II II "76" 77 4 Q Part-time employed (12) O Any other (specify) (9) II LJ Q. U.S. veteran status: 0 D Veteran 1 D On active duty 2 O Non-veteran or not applicable (10) W R. How well defined are your postgraduation plans? 0 O Have signed contract or made definite commitment 2 D Am seeking appointment but have no specific prospects 1 D Am negotiating with a specific organization, or more than one 3 D Other (specify) (11) 4 10 0 D Postdoctoral fellowship? 4 Q Employment? (other than 0, 1, 2, 3) 1 D Postdoctoral research associateship? 5 D Military service? 2 D Traineeship? 6 D Other (specify) (12) ! 1 11 1 1 // you check 0, 1, 2, or 3, please answer "T" and omit "U" If you checked 4, 5, or 6, please answer "U" and omit "T" T 13 14 15 T. If you plan to be on a postdoctoral fellowship, associate- U. If you plan to be employed, enter military service, or ship, or traineeship — other — What is the field of your postdoctoral appointment? What will be the type of employer? Classify using Specialties List. ° D 4-year college or 6 n Nonprofit organization Number Field university 7 Q Industry or business 1 D Jr. or community 8 Q Self-employed . . (13-15) college 9 D Other (specify) U 2 Q Elem. or sec. school What is the primary source of support? 3 n Foreign government (17) 1 | 0 D U.S. Government * d U-S. Government 1 D College or university 5 Q U.S. state or local 2 D Private foundation government 17 vate foundation Indicate primary work activity with "1" In appropriate 4 D Other (soecifv> box' secondary work activity (if any) with "2" In appropriate box. 6 D Unknown (16) development to individuals 1 D Teaching 5 Q Other (specify) 2 D Administration (18-19) — I LJ In what field will you be working? 18 19 20 21 22 V. What is the name and address of the organization with which you will be associated? V (Nam* of Organization) 1 1 1 1 1 1 (Street) (City, State) (Or Country If not U.S.) (23-28) 23 24 25 26 27 28 W. Please indicate, by circling the highest grade attained, the education of your father: none 12345678 9 10 11 12 1234 MA, MD PhD Postdoctoral (29) W Elementary school High school College Graduate your mother none 12345678 9 10 11 12 1234 MA, MD PhD Postdoctoral (30) W 0123 45 6789 (11) 1 ! 30 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 (31-33) 31 32 33 34

162 APPENDIX L Continued MATHEMATICS 000 — Algebra 010 — Analysis & Functional Analysis 020 — Geometry 030 — Logic 040 — Number Theory 050 — Probability, Math. Statistics (see also 544, 670, 725, 727, 920) 060 — Topology 080 — Computing Theory & Practice 082 — Operations Research (see also 478) 085 — Applied Mathematics 098 — Mathematics, General 099 — Mathematics, Other* ASTRONOMY 101 —Astronomy 102 — Astrophysics PHYSICS MO — Atomic & Molecular 120 — Electromagnetism 130 — Mechanics 132 — Acoustics 134 —Fluids 135 —Plasma 136 — Optics 138 — Thermal 140 — Elementary Particles 150 — Nuclear Structure 160 —Solid State 198 —Physics, General 199 —Physics, Other* CHEMISTRY 200 — Analytical 210 — Inorganic 220 — Organic 230 — Nuclear 240 — Physical 250 — Theoretical 260 — Agricultural & Food 270 — Pharmaceutical 275 — Polymer 298 — Chemistry, General 299 — Chemistry, Other* EARTH SCIENCES 301 — Mineralogy, Petrology 305 — Geochemistry 310 — Stratigraphy, Sedimentation 320 — Paleontology 330 — Structural Geology 341 — Geophysics (Solid Earth) 350 — Geomorph., Glacial Geology 360 —Hydrology 370 — Oceanography 381 — Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry 382 — Atmospheric Dynamics 383 — Atmospheric Sciences, Other* 391 —Applied Geol., Geol. Engr., (•con. Geol. 395 — Fuel Tech., Petrol. Engr. (see also 479) 398 — Earth Sciences, General 399 — Earth Sciences, Other* ENGINEERING 400 — Aeronautical & Astronautical 410 — Agricultural 415 — Biomedical 420 — Civil 430 —Chemical 435 — Ceramic 437 — Computer 440 — Electrical 445 — Electronics 450 — Industrial 455 — Nuclear 460 — Engineering Mechanics 465 — Engineering Physics 470 — Mechanical 475 — Metallurgy 4 Phys. Met. Engr. 476 — Systems Design, Systems Science 478 — Operations Research (see also 082) 479 — Fuel Tech., Petrol. Engr. (see also 395) 480 — Sanitary 486 — Mining 497 — Materials Science 498 — Engineering, General 499 — Engineering, Other* ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES 589 — Environmental Sciences* AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES 500 — Agronomy 501 — Agricultural Economics 502 — Animal Husbandry 503 — Food Science & Technology 504 — Fish & Wildlife 505 — Forestry 506 — Horticulture 507 — Soils & Soil Science 510 — Animal Sciences 511 — Phytopathology 518 — Agriculture, General 519 — Agriculture, Other* MEDICAL SCIENCES 520 — Medicine & Surgery 522 — Public Health 523 — Veterinary Medicine 524 — Hospital Administration 527 — Parasitology 534 — Pathology 536 — Pharmacology 537 — Pharmacy 538 — Medical Sciences, General 539 — Medical Sciences, Other* BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 540 — Biochemistry 542 — Biophysics 544 — Biometrics, Biostatistics (see also 050, 670, 725, 727, 920) 545 — Anatomy 546 — Cytology 547 — Embryology 548 — Immunology 550 — Botany 560 — Ecology 562 — Hydrobiology 564 — Microbiology & Bacteriology 566 — Physiology, Animal 567 — Physiology, Plant 569 — Zoology 570 — Genetics 571 — Entomology 572 — Molecular Biology 576 — Nutrition and/or Dietetics 578 — Biological Sciences, General 579 — Biological Sciences, Other* PSYCHOLOGY 600 — Clinical 610 — Counseling & Guidance 620 — Developmental & Gerontological 630 — Educational 635 — School Psychology 641 — Experimental 642 — Comparative 643 — Physiological 650 — Industrial It Personnel 660 — Personality 670 — Psychometrics (see also 050, 544, 725, 727, 920) 680 —Social 698 — Psychology, General 699 — Psychology, Other* SOCIAL SCIENCES 700 — Anthropology 708 — Communications* 710 — Sociology 720 — Economics (see also 501) 725 — Econometrics (see also 050, 544, 670, 727. 920) 727 — Statistics (see also 050, 544, 670, 725, 920) 740 — Geography 745 — Area Studies* 751 — Political Science 752 — Public Administration 755 — International Relations 770 — Urban IL Reg. Planning 798 — Social Sciences, General 799 — Social Sciences, Other* ARTS * HUMANITIES 801 —Art, Applied 802 — Art, History It Oriticiun 804 — History, American 805 — History, European 806 — History, Other* 807 — History & Philosophy of Science 808 — American Studies 830 —Music 831 —Speech as a Dramatic Art (see also 885) 832 — Archeology 833 — Religion (see also 881) 834 —Philosophy 835 — Linguistics 836 — Comparative Literature 878 — Arts & Humanities, General 879 — Arts & Humanities, Other* LANGUAGES & LITERATURE 811 — American 812 —English 821 —German 822 — Russian 823 — French 824 — Spanish A Portuguese 826 — Italian 827 — Classical* 829 — Other Languages* EDUCATION 900 —Foundations: Social, Philosoph. 910 — Educational Psychology 908 — Elementary Educ., General 909 — Secondary Educ., General 918 — Higher Education 919 — Adult Educ. & Extension Educ. 920 — Educ. Meas. & Stat. 929 — Curriculum & Instruction 930 — Educ. Admin. & Superv. 940 — Guid., Couns., & Student Pers. 950 — Special Education (Gifted, Handicapped, etc.) 960 — Audio-Visual Media TEACHING FIELDS 970 — Agriculture Educ. 972 — Art Educ. 974 — Business Educ. 976 — English Educ. 978 — Foreign Languages Educ. 980 — Home Economics Educ. 982 — Industrial Arts Educ. 984 — Mathematics Educ. 986 — Music Educ. 988 — Phys. Ed., Health, & Recreation 989 — Reading Education 990 — Science Educ. 992 — Social Science Educ. 993 — Sptech Education 994 — Vocational Educ. 996 — Other Teaching Fields* 998 — Education, General 999 — Education, Other* OTHER PROFESSIONAL FIELDS 881 —Theology (see also 833) 882 — Business Administration 883 — Home Economics 884 — Journalism 885 — Speech & Hearing Sciences (see also 831) 886 — Law, Jurisprudence 887 —Social Work 891 — Library & Archival Science 897 — Professional Field, Other* 899 —OTHER FIELDS* • Identify the ipeclflc field In the space provided on the que.uonn.ire.

163 APPENDIX U Continued 1975 SURVEY OF DOCTORAL SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS "• "' •»a•»« CONDUCTED BY THE NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION THE ACCOMPANYING LETTER requests your assistance in this bi2Li2f f survey of doctoral scientists and engineer* - including the fields of the natural and social sciences, mathematics, and engineering. PLEASE READ the instructions for each question carefully and answer by printing your reply or entering an 'X1 in the appropriate box. PLEASE CHECK the pre-printed information to be certain that it is correct and complete. PLEASE RETURN the completed form in the enclosed envelope to the Commission on Human Resources, JH 638, National Research Council, 2101 Constitution Avenue, N.W., Washington. D.C 20418. NOTE: ALL INFORMATION YOU PROVIDE WILL BE TREATED AS CONFIDENTIAL AND USED IN GROUP COMPARISONS FOR RESEARCH PURPOSES ONLY. (101 If you name and address are incorrect, please enter correct information on the lines provided above. Include ZIP CODE. If there b an alternate address through which you can always be reached, please provide it on the line below. C/0 Number Street City State ZIP CODE ("I 1. Dale ot Birth Mo. Day Year 2. State or Foreign Country ol Birth 3. Cltkmshlp "91 USA Non-USA, specify country 4. Sax (22) 1 Q] Male 2 Q Female °D iD 112-16) (17-181 (20-21) ». Racial/Ethnic on White/Caucasian 3 Q Mexican-American(Chic*no « Identification 1 Q Black/NegroiAfro-Amerlcan 4 Q Puerto Rican-Amerlcan I 2 Q American Indian S D Oriental D Other Asian (23) D Other, specify 6 Ual In th« table below all collegiate and graduate degree*, excluding honorary degree*, that haire been ewarded to you. Plesie check the pre-printed Inlormatlon, Including the number and name ol the specialty from the Hat on page 3, to be certain that It Ie correct and complete. Typeol Degr»e Mo. Yr. Oranted Major Field (Use Specialties List) Name Number Institution Name City (or campus) t State Bachelor-e Master's Doctorate Oth.r. Specify PLEASE NOTE that In Items 7-10 Inlormatlon Is requested tor both the current yeer, ae ol Mie week ol February 9-15, 1176, and last yeer, ae ol Hie we*k of February 10-16, 1(74. 7. What WM your employment status as ol the periode Indicated? (Check only one category In each year.) Employed full-time, science or engineering related position D ' D Employed full-time, nonsclence or nonenglneerlng related position D Employed part-time, science or engineering related position D 3 Q— Employed part-time, nonsclence or nonenglneerlng related position O < O Postdoctoral appointment (fellowship, trslneeship, researchassocleteshlp.etc.) D 5 O Unemployed and seeking employment D 6 O Specify number of months unemployed: , II you wera employed lull-time during Feb- ruary 9-18. 1(75, In a position unrelated to science or engineering, whet wee the MOST Important reeton lor taking the position? Prefer nongcience or nonenglneerlng 1975 position D i Promoted out ot science or engineering position D 2 Pay Is better D 3 Locational preference D 4 Science or engineering position not available... O 5 -De Unemployed and not seeking employment O 7 D Retired and not employed Q 8 D Specify year of retirement: (68-69) Other, specify:. 1701 Other, specify: — . D9D 164) (65) II you were employed part-time , ,— Y during February 8-15, 1975. were you seeking lull-time employment? 2 D No •71) Please do not write In this space LLj 1 2-9 ctr » C I I I I 10 11 1 1 I 1 I 1 L 12 13 14 IS -J 11 17 18 19 20 1 21 . I 1 I 22 23 B | J I 1 1 24 25 26 27 28 29 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 30 31 32 33 34 35 M 36 37 38 39 40 41 I 1 1 1 1 1 i 42 43 44 45 46 47 0 48 49 50 51 92 93 \ 1 1 I 1 : 54 55 56 57 58 59 1 | 1 1 1 | | 60 61 62 63 o 1 1 1 1 64 65 66 67 68 69 1 1 1 1 70 71

164 APPENDIX L Continued S. Which cii.8ory below bwt describes in* type ol organization of your principal smploymsni OR postdoctoral appointment? (Check only one category in each year.) 1974 1975 D 1 D 9. What were the primary (A) and secondary (•) work activities related to your position? (Check only one box In each column.) 1974 Business or industry Junior college, 2-year college, technical Institute ................ D 2 D Medical school ............................... D 3 Q 4-year college or university, other than medical school ............................ D 4 D Elementary or secondary school system .......... D 5 D Hospital or clinic .............................. D • D U.S. military service, active duty, or Com- missioned Corps, e.g., USPHS. NOAA ........ CD 7 U.S. government, civilian employee .............. D 6 State government ............................. Q 9 Q Local or other government, specify: _ ........ D 10 D International Agency .......................... D 11 D Non-profit organization, other than hos- pital, clinic, or educational institution ......... D 12 D Other, specify: _ ........ D 13 D 172-73) (74-75) D O 1975 A B an DD 3 a a < an 5 DO Management or administration of: A B Research and development DO 1 Other than research and development D D 2 Both D D Basic research D D Applied research D D Development of equipment, products, systems, data DO a DD Design DD 7 DD Teaching DD 8 DD Report or other technical writing, editing D D > D D Production D D 10 D D Consulting, specify: D D 11 D D Professional services to Individuals DD12DD Quality control. Inspection, testing D D '3 D D Sales, marketing, purchasing, estimating... . O [~] 1* D D Other, specify: D D 15 O D (10-13) (14-17) 10. From the Degree and Employment Specialties Llal on page 4, select and enter both the number and title ol the scientific specialty most closely related to your principal employment or postdoctoral appointment. Write In your specialty If It la not on the llat. 1974— 1975— Title of Specialty (18-20) Number Title of Specialty (21-23) Please answer Items 11 through 13 regarding your employment during the week of February 9-15.1975. 11. What percent of time did you devote to each of the following 12. Please give the name of your principal employer (organlia- activities? tlon. comoanv. etc.. or. If sell-emoloved. write "self"), and activities? Management or administration of: Research and development Other than research and development Both Basic research Applied research Development Design Teaching Consulting Other, specify: TOT L tlon, company, etc., or, If sell-employed, write "i»ll"l. and actual place ol employment. 100% .(24) .(28) .(28) -(30) .(32) .(34) .(36) .(38) .(40) .(42) Name of Employer (44-49) Number Street CHy 13. What was the beslc annual salary* associated with your principal professional employment during the week of February 9-15, 1975 .' If you were on a postdoc- toral appointment (e.g., fellowship, tralneeahlp, research aasoclateshlp), what was your annual stipend plus allowances? •NOTE: Baalc annual salary Is your annual salary before deductions tor Income tax, social security, retirement, etc., but does not Include bonuses, overtime, summer teaching, or other payment tor professional work. If academically employed: a. Check whether salary wss for D 9-10 months or G 11-12 months. b. DM you hold a tenured position during February 9-15,1975? 0 D Yes 1 D No. IN) State ZIP Code (SO-54) . per year (55-57) c. What Is the rank ol your position? 1 D Professor 4 D Instructor 2 D Associate Professor 5 D Lecturer 3 D Aaalstant Professor 6 G Dean (58) If yes, what yeer wee the tenure granted? (80-91) 7 D President or Chancellor 8 D Other, specify: 9 D Does not apply (62) 72 73 74 75 1 2-9 ctr f I I I I I 1 I I 24 25 2a 27 28 29 I I I I I 30 31 32 33 34 35 38 37 38 39 40 41 44 45 46 47 48 49 I I I I I I 50 51 52 S3 54 55 56 57

166 APPENDIX L Continued 14. How many year* ol prof««»lansl wort. »ip«rl«nc«. Including Inching. h«>» you had? —Year(s) 1S. Hne you evet held a postdoctoral appolntmmt? 0 D Yes 1 D No II yes, list below the time periods of your most recent postdoctoral appointments. Appointment Most Recent Second Most Recent Third Most Recent Starting Year ' (66-67). . . (70-71). . - (74-75). . How many other poatdoctoral appointments have you held?— 1*. Have you ever bean a tull-tlnie em- ployee (excluding summer employ- ment) of business or Industry since earning your doctorate? ODYes 1 DNO II yes. 17. Have you ever been a lull-time em- ployee (excluding summer employ- ment) ol an academic Institution or organization since earning your doctorate? 74 75 76 77 78 2-9 ctr » (63-84) (65) Total Monthe (72-73) (76-77) (101 I6. Have you ever been a full-time em- ployee (excluding aummer employ- ment) of government (federal, state, or local) since earning your doc- torate? 0 Yes 1 DNo (16) For how many years? Year(s) m-12) II you were employed by business or Industry In Feb- ruary, 1975. check here O. I! not, how many years ago did you leave your most recent business or Industry employ- ment? Year(s) (14-15) II yes. a. For now many yeers? Year(s) (i7-i8) b. II you were employed by an academic Institution or or- ganization In February, 1975. please check here L1. II not, how many yeere ego did you leeve your most recent aca- demic employment? Year(s) 120-21) 0 DYes 1 DNo II yes. (22) a. For how many yeers? Year(s) (23-24) b. If you were employed by gov- ernment In February, 1975. check here D . If not, how many years ago did you leave your most recent government employment? Year(s) (26-27) 19. Listed below are selected topics of critical national Interest. II you devoted a signlllcanl proportion of your professional time to any of these problem areas In February, 1975, please check the box for the one on which you spent the MOST time. Education: 1 Q Teaching 2 D Other 3 Q Health 4 Q Defense 5 D Environmental protection, pollution control 6 Q Space 7 Q Crime prevention and control 8 Q Food production and technology 9 Q Energy and luel 10 O Other mineral resources 11 Q Community development and services 12 D Housing (planning, design, construction) 13 D Transportation, communications 14 Q Other, specify: 128-29) 20. Was any of your work In February, 1975, supported or sponsored by U.S. Government funds? 0 D Yes 1 D No 2 D Don'l know (301 If yn, which of the following federal agencies or departments were supporting the work? (Check all that apply.) 31 D NASA 32 Q National Science Foundation 33 D Environmental Protection Agency 34 ; Energy Research & Development Administration (AEC) 35 Q Nuclear Regulatory Commission (AEC) 36 D Agency for International Development 37 D Department of the Interior 38 D National Institutes of Health, HEW 39 O Alcohol. Drug Abuse & Mental Health Admlnlatratlon, HEW 40 D Office of Education. HEW Other HEW. speclly:. 42 D Department of Defense 43 ; Department of Commerce 44 Q Department of Agriculture 45 Q Department of Transportation 46 D Department ol Justice 47 Q Department of Housing and Urban Development 48 n Other agency or department, speclly: _ 49 Q Don't know source agency 31 32 33 34 I I I I I I I I 35 36 37 38 I I I I I I , I 39 40 41 42 1 I I I I I I I 43 44 45 46 I I I I I I 47 48 49

166 APPENDIX L Continued DEGREE AND EMPLOYMENT SPECIALTIES LIST MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES 000 • Algebra 010 • Arulyns ft Function.! An.lym 020 • Geometry 030- Logic 040- Number Theory 062 - Probability 066 - Mil)), Sniiitici (see ilio 644. 670. 726. 7291 060 - Topology 060 • Computing Theory ft Practice 062 - Operations Reaearch (see el«o 477) 086 • Applied Mathematics 069 • Combinatorics ft FlnlM Mathematics 091 • Physical Mathematics 096 - Mathematics, General 099 • Mathematics. Other- ASTRONOMY 101 • Anronomy 102 • Astrophysics PHYSICS 110 - Atomic ft McJecul.r Physlcf 120 • Eleclromagnetism 130 • Mechanics 132 • Acoustics 134 • Fluid. 135 • Plasma Phvtici 136-Optlci 138 • Thermal Physlei 140 • Elementary Perticlei 160 - Nuclwr Structura 160- Solid State 198 • Physics. General 198 • Physet, Other* CHEMISTRY 200 • Analytical 210 • Inorganic 216 - Synthetic Inorganic ft Organomttalltc 220 • Organic 226 - Synthetic Organic ft Natural Products 230 • Nuclear 240- Physical 246 - Quantum 260 - Theoretical 266 - Structural 260 • Agricultural ft Food 265 - Thermodynamics ft Material Properties 270 - Pharmaceutical 275 • Polymers 280 - Biochemistry (see also 540) 285 • Chemical Dynamics 298 • Chemistry. General 299 - Chemistry, Other* EARTH. ENVIRONMENTAL ft MARINE SCIENCES 301 • Mineralogy. Petrology 306 - Geochemistry 310 - Stratigraphy. Sedimentation 320 • Paleontology 330 - Structural Geology 341 - Geophysics (Solid Earth) 360 • Geomorph.. Glacial Geology 360 • Hydrology 370 - Oceanography 381 • Atmospheric Chemistry ft Physics 382 - Atmospheric Dynamics 391 • Applied Geology. Gaol. Engr.. Econ. Geoi 388 • Environmental Sciences. General 389 - Environmental Sciences, Other* 397 - Marine Sciences, Other* 398 • Earth Sciences, General 399 • Earth Sciences. Other* ENGINEERING 400 • Aeronautical ft Astroneuticel 410 • Agricultural 415- Blomedical 420 • Civil 430 - Chemical 435 - Ceremlc 440 - Electrcal 445 - Electronics 460 - Industrie), Manufacturing 466 . Nuclear 460 - Engineering Mechanics 465 • Engineering Physics 470 - Mechanical 475 - Metallurgy ft Phys. Mat. Engr. 477 - Operations Research, Systems (see also 082) 479 - Fuel Technology, Petrol Engr. 480 - Sanitary/Environmental 486 - Mining 497 - Materials Science Engr. 496 - Engineering. General 499 - Engineering, Other* AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES 500 • Agronomy 501 - Agriculture! Economic* 602 - Animal Husbandry 604 - Fish ft Wildlife SOS - Forestry 606 - Horticulture 507 • Soils ft Soil Science 510 - Animal Science! 511 - Phytopathology 517 • Food Science ft Technology (see also 573) 518 • Agriculture, General 519 • Agriculture, Other* MEDICAL SCIENCES 520 - Medicine ft Surgery 522 - Public Health 523 - Veterinary Medicine 524 • Hospital Administration 527 • Paraaitology 534 • Pathology 536 - Pharmacology 537 - Pharmacy 538 - Medical Sciences, General 539 - Medical Sciences. Other* BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 540 - Biochemistry (see also 280) 542 - Biophysics 543 - Biomathematics 544 - Biometrics. Biostatistics (see also 066. 670. 725. 729) 546 - Anatomy 546 • Cytology 547 - Embryology 548 - Immunology 550 • Botany 560 - Ecology 682 - Hydrobiology 6S4 • Microbiology ft Bacteriology 666 - Physiology, Animal 567 - Physiology, Plant 569 - Zoology 570 - Genetics 571 - Entomology 572 • Molecular Biology 573 - Food Science ft Technology (sea also 51 7) 674 - Behavior/Ethology 578 - Biological Sciences. General 579 • Biological Sciences, Other* PSYCHOLOGY 800 - Clinical 610 - Counseling ft Guidance 620 - Developmental A Gerontological 630 - Educational 635 - School Psychology 641 - Experimental 642 - Comparative 643 - Physiological 650 - Industrial A Personnel 660 - Personality 670 • Psychomatrics (see also 065, 544, 725, 729) 880-Social 898 - Psychology. General 899 - Psychology. Other* SOCIAL SCIENCES 700 - Anthropology 703 • Archeology 708 - Communications* 709 - Linguistics 710 - Sociology 720 - Economics (see else 501) 725 - Econometrics (see also 066, 544. 670. 729) 729 - Social Statistics (see also 056. 544, 670. 725) 740 - Geography 745 • Area Studies* 750 - Political Science, Public Administration 755 - International Relation! 770 - Urban ft Reg. Planning 775 - History A Phil, of Science 798 - Social Sciences, General 799 - Social Sciences, Other* ARTS ft HUMANITIES 841 - Fine ft Applied Arts (including Musk. Speech. Drama, etc.) 842 - History 843 - Philosophy, Religion. Theology 845 • Languages A Literature 846 - Other Arts and Humanities' EDUCATION & OTHER PROFESSIONAL FIELDS 938 - Education 882 • Business Administration 883 - Home Economics 884 - Journalism 885 - Speech end Hearing Sciences 886 - Law. Jurisprudence 887 - Social Work 891 - Library A Archival Science 898 - Professional Field. Other* 899 - OTHER FIELDS* •Identify the specific field in the space provided on the guestionnsirs

ive Bibliography The bibliography listed below is not intended to be comprehensive; it selects reports that have a special bearing on doctoral education and that in turn contain references to subsidiary or related studies. Reports listed are some of those pre- pared by the Office of Scientific Personnel (OSP), predecessor to the Commission on Human Resources, and by organizations working in close conjunction with the Commission or under its administrative unbrella. Those organizations include the Com- mission on Human Resources and Higher Education (late 1960's), the Board on Human Resources (1970-1974), and the National Board on Graduate Education (NBGE), established in 1971 by the Conference Board of Associated Research Councils. The bibliography is arranged by topics or series of reports, rather than chronologically or alphabetically, to indicate the inter- relationships of reports. There are six groups of reports included: 1. Studies based directly on the DRF. 2. Studies of high school backgrounds, which originated with the DRF. 3. Studies based on the Comprehensive Roster of Doctoral Scientists and Engineers. 4. Studies sponsored by the National Insti- tutes of Health (NIH) or the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS), relating primarily to NIH support of students. 5. Miscellaneous OSP/Commission on Human Resources studies, with various sponsors. 6. Studies by the related organizations mentioned above. since 1920. The present report, A Century of Doctorates, is the seventh in this series. In addition, a series of annual supplementary re- ports have been issued since 1967. The follow- ing list provides the appropriate references to these studies. 1. Baccalaureate Origins of the Science Doctorates Awarded in the United States 1936- 1945. NAS, 1948. 93 pages, (out of print) 2. Baccalaureate Origins of Science Doctor- ates Awarded in the United States 1936-1950. NAS, 1955. 158 pages. (out of print) 3. Baccalaureate Origins of Doctorates in the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Awarded in the United States 1936-1950. NAS Publication 460, 1956. 131 pages. (out of print) 4. Doctorate Production in United States Universities, 1936-1956, With Baccalaureate Origins of Doctorates in Sciences, Arts, and Professions. NAS Publication 582, 1958. 155 pages. (out of print) 5. Doctorate Production in United States Universities 1920-1962, With Baccalaureate Ori- gins of Doctorates in Sciences, Arts, and Professions. NAS Publication 1142, 1963. 215 pages. (price $6.00) 6. Doctorate Recipients from United States Universities 1958-1966. NAS Publication 1489, 1967. 280 pages. (price $9.75) 7. A Century of Doctorates. 8. Annual Summary Report, published in each year since 1967. (A set of key tables updating the data of publication 1489, cited above.) STUDIES BASED ON THE DRF There have been six reports describing the baccalaureate origins of PhD's and the number of doctorate degrees awarded in the United States HIGH SCHOOL BACKGROUNDS STUDIES 1. Scientific Manpower Report 3 to the National Science Foundation (NSF) February 1961, by L. R. Harmon. Published in slightly altered 167

168 form, in Science, March 19, 1961, as "The High School Backgrounds of Science Doctorates." 2. Scientific Manpower Report 4 to NSF, A Multiple Discriminant Analysis of the High School Background Data for the Doctorates of 1958, by L. R. Harmon. NAS, 1964. 3. High School Ability Patterns—A Backward Look From the Doctorate, by L. R. Harmon. NAS, 1965. STUDIES BASED ON THE COMPREHENSIVE ROSTER 1. Doctoral Scientists and Engineers in the United States: 1973 Profile. The first report of the 1973 survey and results. Commission on Human Resources, NAS, March 1974, 37 pages. 2. Doctoral Scientists and Engineers in the United States: 1975 Profile. Commission on Human Resources, NAS, 1976. 3. Minority Groups Among United States Doc- torate Level Scientists, Engineers, and Scholars, 1973. Commission on Human Resources, NAS, April 1975. 4. Field Mobility of Doctoral Scientists and Engineers. Commission on Human Resources, NAS, December 1975. 5. An Evaluation of the 1973 Survey of Doc- toral Scientists and Engineers. Commission on Human Resources, NAS, November 1976. 6. Employment Status of PhD Scientists and Engineers 1973 and 1975. Commission on Human Resources, NAS, 1976. 7. Characteristics of Doctoral Scientists and Engineers in the United States, 1973. A report based on the NSF's Manpower Characteris- tics System Survey of Science Resources Series, NSF 75-312. 8. Characteristics of Doctoral Scientists and Engineers in the United States, 1973. De- tailed statistical tables (Appendix B to NSF 75-312), NSF 75-312-A. 9. Characteristics of Doctoral Scientists and Engineers in the United States, 1975. As for 7 above, based on 1975 data, NSF 77-309. STUDIES SPONSORED BY NIH AND NIGMS A. The Career Patterns Reports, in numbered series, prepared by L. R. Harmon: 1. Profiles of PhD's in the Sciences, Sum- mary Report on Follow-up of Doctorate Cohorts 1935-1960. NAS Publication 1293, 1965. 2. Careers of PhD's, Academic versus Non- academic, a Second Report on Follow-up of Doctoral Cohorts 1935-1960. NAS Publication 1577, October 1968. 3. Mobility of PhD's, Before and After the Doctorate, with Associated Economic and Educa- tional Characteristics of States. NAS Publica- tion 1874, 1971. B. Studies of persons supported by NIH or NIGMS 1. Effects of NIGMS Training Programs on Graduate Education in the Biomedical Sciences. NIH, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW), 1969. 2. Postdoctoral Training in the Biomedical Sciences, an Evaluation of NIGMS Postdoctoral Traineeship and Fellowship Programs. NAS, 1974. Available from the National Technical Information Service, Department of Commerce, PB-231 164/5GA. 3. Research Training and Career Patterns of Bioscientists: The Training Programs of the National Institutes of Health. NAS, 1976. C. Reports of the Committee on a Study of National Needs for Biomedical and Behavioral Research Personnel 1. Personnel Needs and Training for Bio- medical and Behavioral Research 1975 Report. Commission on Human Resources, NAS, 1975. 2. Personnel Needs and Training for Bio- medical and Behavioral Research 1976 Report. Commission on Human Resources, NAS, 1976. MISCELLANEOUS OSP/COMMISSION ON HUMAN RESOURCES STUDIES 1. Special Report LL, for the U.S. Office of Education: Doctorates in Linguistics and Modern Foreign Languages: Their Numbers, 1957-1961, Education, and Experience, by L. R. Harmon, October 31, 1963. 37 pages. 2. The Backgrounds and Early Careers of Engineering Doctorate Recipients. A report to the Ford Foundation, by Joan G. Creager, May 6, 1968. 50 pages. 3. The Ford Foundation Forgivable Loans in Support of Graduate Education in Engineering—A Program Evaluation. A report to the Ford Founda- tion, by L. R. Harmon, May 1970. 38 pages. 4. Education and Employment Patterns of Bio- scientists—A Statistical Report. Published by NIH, U.S. Department of HEW, 1971. 5. The Invisible University: Postdoctoral Education in the United States. NAS, 1969. Study Director, Richard B. Curtis. STUDIES BY RELATED ORGANIZATIONS A. Human Resources and Higher Education. Staff report of the Commission on Human Resources and Higher Education, by John K. Folger, Helen S. Astin, and Alan E. Bayer. Russell Sage Founda- tion, New York, 1970. B. Studies by the staff of the Board on Human Resources, which antedated the Commission on Human Resources 1. Does College Matter? Some Evidence on the Impacts of Higher Education, by Lewis C. Solmon (Ed. with Paul Taubman). Academic Press, New York, 1973. 2. Women in Doctoral Education: Clues and Puzzles Regarding Institutional Discrimination, by Lewis C. Solmon. Research and Higher Educa- tion, Vol. 1, 1973. C. Studies by the National Board on Graduate Education 1. Technical Report 1. An Economic Per- spective on the Evolution of Graduate Education, by Stephen P. Dresch, March 1974. 76 pages.

169 2. Technical Report 2. Forecasting of the PhD Labor Market: Pitfalls for Policy, by Richard Freeman and David W. Breneman, April 1974. 50 pages. 3. Technical Report 3. Graduate School Adjustments to the "New Depression" in Higher Education, by David W. Breneman, with a Commen- tary by the National Board on Graduate Educa- tion, February 1975. 96 pages. 4. Technical Report 4. Science Develop- ment: An Evaluation Study, by David E. Drew, June 1975. 182 pages. 5. Minority Group Participation in Gradu- ate Education, June 1976. 273 pages. 6. An Annotated Bibliography on Graduate Education, 1971-1972, October 1972. 151 pages.

Glossary BA Any baccalaureate degree; as used here, it includes the bachelor of science degree. Bio-behavioral field A field group that includes the life sciences, psychology, and the social sciences. Cohort All those individuals graduating within a given period, which may be a single year or a set of years. Also, it may mean birth co- hort, i.e., those born in a given year or over a given period of years. Comprehensive Roster The Comprehensive Roster of Doctoral Scientists and Engineers, compiled by the Commission on Human Resources and sur- veyed biennially. Donor/receptor As used in this report, refers to donor/receptor relationships, defined as field-switching ratios between the baccalau- reate and doctorate degrees. Within the PhD population, the ratio of baccalaureate degrees in a given field to doctorate degrees in that field defines whether a field is a "donor" or "receptor" field. If the fraction is greater than 1.00, the field is a donor; if less than 1.00, the field is a receptor. The term also refers to geographic regions, with the same calculation procedure. DRF Doctorate Records File, a file of names of all PhD's granted in United States universi- ties from 1920 to the present, maintained continually. Educational level As used here, the eventual grade level attained by an individual, on a scale of grades 1-8 for elementary school, 9-12 for high school, 13-16 for undergraduate education, and arbitrary values assigned to the higher degrees—18 for a master's degree and 20 for the doctorate. Grade level, in this report, refers to aggregates of individ- uals, and normative terms such as mean, median, or percentiles are typically used. EMP A field group consisting of engineering, mathematics, and the physical sciences. Field Defined operationally by the major head- ings in the Specialties List shown on page 162 in Appendix L. The term subfield or fine field, when used, refers to the numbered dis- ciplines shown under these major headings. A set of field titles with slight changes, more suitable for employment specialties in the sciences included in the Comprehensive Roster of Doctoral Scientists and Engineers but with condensations in the arts and humanities fields, is provided on page 166. Field group An aggregation of several major fields, such as engineering, mathematics, and physical sciences (EMP fields); bio-behavioral fields; and nonscience fields. Field mix A set of proportions describing the percentages of each field in a set of fields. Field switching, field shifts Used to describe the movement from one field at the baccalau- reate level to a different field at the doctor- ate level or changes of field after the doctorate is awarded. Increments to growth As used here, the incre- ments are typically annual percentage incre- ments, i.e., the percentage change from one year to the next. In some tables and graphs, increments are averaged. Institutional profile A set of numbers describ- ing the institution's characteristics, as out- lined in Chapter 4. Characteristics include such things as year in which the institution first awarded the doctorate, the percentage of women among its PhD's, the percentages in various field groups, the time lapse of its 171

172 PhD's from baccalaureate to doctorate, etc. See pages 101-4. Isochron A line of equal time, used here to define the proportion of a given field who graduate at the PhD level a given number of years after the baccalaureate degree. Each isochron defines a given time lapse interval, such as 3 years, 8 years, 20 years, etc. Moving average A means of smoothing time trend data. If a 2-year moving average is used, it is the midpoint between each successive pair of years; if 3 years is used, the numbers for each set of 3 years are added, and the sum is divided by 3. A center-weighted moving aver- age, as used here, includes data for 4 years, with the 2 middle years' data doubled and the sum divided by 6. Worm A standard of reference. As used in this book, it is typically a statistical descrip- tion, in terms of a mean and standard devi- ation or percent!les. Norms may describe a reference population of individuals or of institutions and may refer to any of a number of characteristics. Population of PhD's The number of living PhD's in the United States at any given time (as distinct from PhD output). A computer model describes this population by field, sex, and age levels. Postdoctoral training Training, whether on a fellowship, traineeship, associateship, or other title, in which the main aim is further development of skills and knowledge, rather than regular employment, although the training may include teaching and research production. Professions As defined in the DRF, these include business administration, journalism, home eco- nomics, law, library and archival science, social work, speech and hearing science, and theology. Regions of U.S. As used here, the nine census regions of the United States, described in terms of the states included on pages 100-101. Roose-Andersen ratings Ratings of graduate departments, as described in the book A Rating of Graduate Programs by Roose and Andersen, published by the American Council on Education, 1970. Subfields Also referred to as "fine fields." Each of the major fields is subdivided into specialties; the entire set of these special- ties, with numbers of PhD's in each subfield, is given in Appendix A. Tetrad A group or arrangement of 4. Here it is used to describe a 2 * 2 arrangement, the mothers and fathers of male and female PhD's, and refers to the educational levels of these groups of parents.

Subject Index Academic market, 76, 79-80 Age at PhD, 2, 28, 51-54 Annual production of PhD's, 1, 5-8, 12-13 Baccalaureate origins of PhD's, 3, 67-75, 116, 137-158 Baccalaureate degrees granted annually, 14-15 Baccalaureate-to-doctorate time lapse, 55-58 See also Isochrons Census data on educational level of U.S. population, 30-37 Characteristics of PhD's. See Chapter 2 Citizenship of PhD's, 28, 47-48 Comprehensive Roster, 76, 91-93 Doctorate population, 2, 24-27 Educational level of U.S. population, 1, 28, 30-37 Educational level of parents of PhD's, 28-45 Employment of PhD's Academic, 3, 76, 79-80, 82-83, 90-91 Nonacademic, 3, 76, 80-81, 82-83, 90-91 Ethnic groups. See Racial/ethnic identification Field mix, 18-23 Field switching, 3, 29, 60-67 Foreign origins of PhD's. See Citizenship Funding of RSD, 15-16 Geographic migration of PhD's, 3, 28-29, 67-75 Geographic origins of PhD's, 3, 29, 67-75, 89, 94, 99-100, 114-116, 133-136 Geographic destinations of PhD's, 3, 76, 89-91 Growth increments of PhD production, 5, 9-11, 14 High school origins of PhD's, 68-70, 72, 74 Institutional characteristics. See Chapter 4 Institutions granting PhD's, numbers of, 3-4, 94-95 Isochrons of BA-PhD time lapse, 55-58 Masters' degrees, 2, 29, 59-60 Minority groups among PhD's. See Racial/ethnic identification Norms of educational backgrounds, 36-37, 41 Norms of institutional characteristics, 105-106 Plans at PhD graduation. See Chapter 3 Postdoctoral study, 76-78, 84-88, 91 Racial/ethnic identification, 2, 49-51 Sex differences, 2, 38, 45-46, 51-55, 59-62, 69 173

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