fi-c · students in extramural certificate programs: extension a. class 3,581 2,729 852 b....
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1 () Degrees in Course Conferred by President and Level, 1845-1969
Degree Level
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Graduate ....: >..... 0 ..- ro0 .... ro..-<l> 1?- - 0
ro .r:. u ;?f-..- u ro c0 ro ... :Jf- ro M.A. Ph.D. 19 u
101,718 48,868 36,011
76,125 42,459 22,492
501 1,169
36
70
6 100
27 158
1,144 2,712
2 820 3,992
33 308 48,234
803 1,793 249.647
139 11,649 25,032
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174 3,619 38,458
103 1,241 46,585
5,648 11,191 235,415
2,390 8,784 133,697
2
5
4
6
112
184
922
155
1,213
4,086
29
34
20
25
355
219
:l46
8,039
7,550
1,124
5,861
34
30
36
58
1,649
1,011
1,543
8,127
14,232
)RGE P. WI LLlAMS)resident of the F acu Ity1845 & 1849 , .
JREWI;I J3DOP t~~::~d~~~~: ." l~~ ..
\lIEL D. WHEDON)resident 0tae FI-C1847 .~.r· ''.I,e,LMe~ A ...... NE\J,lsident of the Faculty.
'\~ p~5ff')'-.'C·'e'. ,eside~t _ n e "Jgust 12, 1852-June 1863 .nus OTIS HAVEN
.eSidef&tn:Cl.e '~\h;te'me 1 ) J.-,e 11i . .RY S RIEZEcting President
UgUS111~:11'911• 1 1t 1
~so J; \ ·f . ,: . . 1IS'1 IF,EllFO::S B, MNuE' L I'esident of the Universityug.1,18710ct.1909 ..... , 21,040RY BURNS t-lUTrHII\IC:
.ctingl·sft~'.niI.l.f6·''9'eslde' "f~Q;'me 1910-July 1920. 13,426 8,423 1,210ION LEROY BURTON
resident of the UniversityJly 1920-Feb. 1925RED HENRY LLOYD\cting Presidenteb. 27, 1925-SepL 1925 .RENCE COOK liTTLEresident of the Universityept. l~tie-~UinliversityOf3lMicftigan,XANDER GRANT RUTHVENresident of the University'ct. 1, 1929·Sept. 1, 1951.LAN H. HATCHERresident of the Universityapt. 1, 1951-Dec. 31,1967.BEN W. LEMI NG'esident the UmversityIn. 1, 1968
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
Report of
The Office of the
Registrar
1968-1969
ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN
FOREWORD
By means of tabulations the 1968-69 student population of The University ofMichigan is presented in statistical summary. Enrollment information, degreesconferred, academic achievement and other interesting data are summarized. TheStatistical Service of the Registrar's Office, which in part prepared this report, canprovide selected additional data complementary to these materials.
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CONTENTS
TABLESOFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR:
STUDENT ENROLLMENT AND CHARACTERISTICS 7
I. Enrollment Summary for Students Registered in Residence CreditPrograms, Credit Extension Courses, and Extramural CertificatePrograms, 1968-1969 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8
II. Student Credit Registrations by Period of Enrollment, StudentGroup, and Sex, 1968-1969 . . . . . . . . . . .. 9
III. Student Credit Registrations by Regular Session and Annual Sum-mary, Student Group, and Sex, 1968-1969 10
IV. Enrollment in Credit and Professional Programs from 1841-1842through 1968-1969 11
V. Class Distribution of Students in Residence Credit Programs byPeriod of Enrollment and Student Group, 1968-1969 . . . . . . 12
VI. Credit Enrollment by Class Level, Full-Time or Part-Time, Unit, andSex, Fall, 1968 14
VII. Credit Enrollment, Student Credit Hours, and Full-Time EquatedEnrollment by Term and Class Level, 1968-1969 16
VIII. Student Credit Hours by Instructional Unit and Student Level,1968-1969. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
I X. Class Distribution, Residence Credit Enrollment with Rackham Stu-dents Distributed According to the Field of Specialization, Fal~. 1968. 18
X. 1968 Fall Enrollment by Marital Status, Class Level, Student Group,and Sex 21
XI. Rackham Enrollment by Location of Registration, 1968-1969 25
XII. Engineering Enrollment by Program and Class, Fall, 1968 and Win-ter,1969 ' , 26
. XIII. Rackham Graduate Students by Field of Specialization, Term, andLevel,1968-1969 27
XIV. College of Literature, Science, and the Arts Concentration Count,Fall,1968-1969 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 33
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ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 35
XV. Academic Success of Undergraduate Students, Fall, 1968 . . 35
XVI. Academic Success of Undergraduate Students, Winter, 1969 35
XVII. Grade-Point Averages Earned by Fall, 1968 Freshmen During FallTerm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 36
XVIII. Grade-Point Averages Earned by Fall, 1968 Freshmen During WinterTerm '. . . . . . . . . . . 36
XI X. Forty-Sixth Annual Honors Convocation (by Citation) 37
XX. Undergraduate Grade-Point Averages by Percentile Ranking andClass for Selected Units, 1968-1969 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 38
DEGREES AND AWARDS 39
XXI. Degrees in Course Conferred by President and Level, 1845·1969 40
XXII. Summary of Degrees, Certificates, and Commissions Conferred July1,1968 through June 30,1969 41
XXIII. Number of Degrees by Degree Level, 1950-51 through 1968-69 47
XXIV. Degrees in Course Conferred by The University of Michigan, 1845 to1969 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 48
XXV. Number of Graduates by Field of Specialization and Degree Level,1968-1969 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
GEOGRAPHICAL ORIGIN OF STUDENTS 56
XXVI. Distribution of Students by Selected Geographical Regions, 1968-1969 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
XXVII. Regional Distribution of Students Registered in Residence CreditPrograms, Credit Extension Courses, and Professional Programs,1968-1969. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 57
XXVIII. Geographical Distribution of Students by States and Countries: Residence Students in Credit Programs and Extramural Students inCred it and Professional Programs, 1968-1969 . . . . .. 58
XXIX. Geographical Distribution of Students by Counties in Michigan: Residence Students in Credit Programs and Extramural Stu-dents in Credit and Professional Programs, 1968-1969 62
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NEW STUDENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
XXX. Persistence of Fall, 1968, Freshmen 64
XXXI. Fresh me n Reg i strants without Previous College Experience,1945-1946 to 1968-1969 65
XXXII. Freshmen Registrations by Residence, Sex, College, and AdmissionPeriod, 1968-1969 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
XXXIII. Transfer Students who Registered, Fall, 1968 68
XXXIV. Transfer Students who Registered, Winter, 1969 68
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OFFICE OF THE REGISTRARSTUDENT ENROLLMENT AND CHARACTERISTICS
Each year since 1952, the fall residence credit enrollment has surpassed theprevious year. I n the fall of 1968, 35,242 students were enrolled in degreeprograms. This represents a 107% increase during this sixteen year period. Another2,779 students were enrolled for credit courses in University extension centers.During the year 1968-69, a total of 48,875 students enrolled in credit andprofessional programs. An additional 3,670 participated in extramural certificateprograms culminating in a total enrollment of 52,545 students.
Requests for data on our student population are continually received fromvarious sources within the University, governmental agencies, individuals, newsmedia, planning groups, industrial agencies, and publishing houses. Answers to thewide variety of these inquiries can generally be found from the following data,combined with the information contained in other sections of this report. Thetables included in this section describe in detail certain aspects of the studentpopulation, such as, class enrollments, marital status and enrollments by field inselected units. Consistent data definitions are maintained from year to year so thatmeaningful comparisons can be made.
Prescribed procedures were followed in accounting for the number of studentsregistered at the University. The year included the 1968 Summer Half-term, the1968-69 Fall Term, the 1968-69 Winter Term, and the 1969 Spring Half-term. Onlythose students who remained beyond the total refund limit in any period areincluded. Postgraduate registrations are considered to be short-course enrollments ifless than four weeks in the summer or spring, or less than eight weeks during theregular term. Any apparent numerical discrepancies in the total are the result ofstudents enrolled in two or more units and counted but once in the net total. AllRackham students are counted in the unit of their field of specialization.
Extramural students in certificate programs in Group III are counted in thesummary only. All other groups mentioned in the summary are included in thetable on geographical distribution of students since they constitute a service ofinstruction to the people of the state, the nation, and other areas.
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In the summary, enrollments have been divided into groups as follows:
I-A Students in University degree or postgraduate professional res-idence credit level programs . . . . . .
loB Students in University postgraduate professional programs offewer than four weeks in the half term or fewer than eightweeks during a full term .
II-A1 Students in University Extension credit courses offered in nearly forty Michigan communities included the following eightcities with extension offices-Ann Arbor, Dearborn, Detroit,Escanaba, Flint, Grand Rapids, Port Huron, and Saginaw ....
43,542
1,064
3,668
645
II-A2 Students in University Extension credit courses offered throughcorrespondence .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 621
II-B Students in extramural postgraduate programs in medicine,offered at twenty-one centers in the state . . . . . . . . . . . .
III-A Students in University Extension certificate classes designed toassist the mature individual who is seeking continued studyalong lines not covered in regular University courses •.....
III-B Students in University Extension certificate courses offeredthrough correspondence .
3,581
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- ,_.J"ABLE I ~, " ~. '-JEnrollment Summary for Students Registered in Residence Credit Programs, I .Credit Extension Courses and Extramural Certificate Programs, 1968-1969- -
Student Group Total Men Women
I. Students in residence credit programs:A. Degree and postgraduate professional programs. 43,542 26,654 16,888B. Shorter postgraduate programs
1. Dentistry . 297 275 222. Medicine 767 739 28
Net Total. ... 44,596 27,658 16,938
II. Students in extramural credit and professional programs:A. Extension
1. Class 3,668 1,451 2,2172. Correspondence. 621 329 292
B. Postgraduate professional medicine 645 603 42
Net Total 4,934 2,383 2,551
Net total credit and professional programs· . 48,875 29,743 19,132
I" . Students in extramural certificate programs:
ExtensionA. Class 3,581 2,729 852
B. Correspondence 89 33 56Net total certificate programs 3,670 2,762 908
Students enrolled in University instructional programs·. 52,545 32,505 20,040
·Students registered in more than one credit program have been counted only once.
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TABLE IIStudent Credit Registrations by Period of Enrollment, Student Group and Sex 1968-1969
1968 Summer Half Term Fall Term Winter Term 1969 Spring Half Term
Total Men Women . Total Men Women Total Men 'Nomen Total Men Women
Total, degree, postgraduateprofessional and creditextension students .... . . . . 13,743 8,066 5,677 38,021 23,048 14,973 35,930 21,634 14,296 11,508 7,345 4,163
Total, degree or postgraduateprofessional residencecredit level students .... 12,774 7,674 5,100 35,242 21,876 13,366 33,486 20,667 12,819 10,682 6,991 3,691
Schools and Colleges:
Architecture and Design .... 159 48 111 820 490 330 779 465 314 96 36 60Business Administration, Total:. 597 575 22 1,072 1,009 63 973 918 55 585 559 26
Degree Candidates 251 239 12 1,072 1,009 63 973 918 55 326 307 19Conferences .. 346 336 10 259 252 7
Dearborn Campus 578 463 115 809 579 230 792 559 233Dentistry ...... 30 29 1 563 474 89 559 470 89 69 57 12Education ..... 1,962 761 1,201 3,345 1,310 2,035 3,208 1,256 1,952 1,354 515 839Engineering, Total: 1,640 1,615 25 4,490 4,398 92 3,976 3,900 76 1,928 1,895 33
Degree Candidates 670 656 14 4,439 4,347 92 3,976 3,900 76 1,070 1,047 23Continuing Engin. Educ.. 970 959 11 51 51 858 848 10
Flint ............ 475 180 295 1,273 579 694 1,229 552 677Graduate* .......... 181 147 34 240 173 67 295 209 86 162 125 37Law ............. 186 179 7 1,087 1,019 68 1,011 945 66 196 188 8Literature, Science, and the Arts 3,989 1,935 2,054 16,177 8,685 7,492 15,552 8,378 7,174 3,961 2,093 1,868Medicine ..... 1,128 1,002 126 1,799 1,596 203 1,718 1,520 198 1,217 1,083 134Music ....... 684 337 347 875 434 441 821 416 405 105 44 61Natural Resources 97 86 11 442 382 60 457 388 69 73 57 16Nursing ... 559 5 554 823 7 816 786 8 778 368 6 362Pharmacy .. 22 15 7 257 172 85 233 156 77 66 47 19Public Health . . . 285 190 95 429 286 143 390 262 128 296 199 97Social Work . . . . 202 107 95 741 283 458 707 265 442 206 87 119
Total, credit extension 969 392 577 2,779 1,172 1,607 2,444 967 1,477 826 354 472Class ...... 509 151 358 2,379 968 1,411 2,076 766 1,310 449 151 298Correspondence .. 460 241 219 400 204 196 368 201 167 377 203 174
*Rackham graduate students are enrolled and assigned to schools and colleges according to field of specialization.
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TABLE III
Student Credit Registration by Regular Session and Annual Summary, Student Group, and Sex
(1968 - 19691
Fall and Winter Terms Annual
Student GroupTotal Men Women Total Men Women
Net total, degree, postgrad uate professional andcredit extension students 41,062 24,541 16,521 47,236 28,178 19,058
Net total, dedlree or pos~raduate professionalresidence cre it level stu ents . . 37,782 23,151 14,631 43,542 26,658 16,884
Architecture and Design 881 520 361 948 543 405Business Administration 1,236 1,163 73 1,342 1,262 80Dearborn Campus 961 675 286 1,153 802 351Dentistry 570 480 90 572 481 91Education 4,031 1,534 2,497 5,163 1,945 3,218Engi neeri ng 4,656 4,557 99 6,010 5,889 121Flint. . . . . . . ...... 1,443 647 796 1,589 703 886Graduate (inter-college programs) * 398 284 114 547 400 147Law 1,098 1,029 69 1,182 1,110 72Literature, Science and the Arts 17,591 9,449 8,142 19,758 10,495 9,263Medicine 1,873 1,654 219 2,004 1,773 231Music 932 463 469 1,301 646 655Natural Resources 524 447 77 552 471 81Nursing 839 7 832 887 7 880Pharmacy 255 168 87 259 169 90Public Health 459 306 153 604 387 217Social Work 816 318 498 882 339 543Dunlicates . 781 550 231 1,211 764 447
Total, credit extension . 3,752 1,601 2,151 4,289 1,780 2,509
Class 3,238 1,325 1,913 3,668 1,451 2,217
Correspondence 514 276 238 621 329 292
* Rackham graduate students are enrolled and assigned to schools and colleges according to field of specializatIOn.
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TABLE IV
Enrollment in Credit and Professional Programs from 1841-1842 through 1968-1969
Year Total * Year Total * Year Total * Year Total * Year Total *
1841-42 ..... 7 1867-68 ..... 1,273 1893-94 .... , 2,659 1919-20 ..... 9,401 1945-46 ..... 25,5491842-43 ..... 25
I1868-69 ..... 1,114 1894-95. '" . 2,864 1920-21 ..... 10,623 1946-47 ..... 30,278
1843-44 ..... 53 1869-70 ..... 1,112 1895-96 ..... 3,014 1921-22 ..... 11,120 1947-48 ..... 32,3071844-45 ..... 53 I
1870-71 ..... 1,110 1896-97 ..... 2,975 1922-23 ..... 11,450 1948-49 ..... 32,7701845-46 ..... 70 1871-72 ..... 1,207 1897-98 ..... 3,223 1923-24 ..... 12,291 1949-50 .. '" 33,1561846-47 ..... 67 1872-73 .. '" 1,163 1898-99. " .. 3,192 1924-25 ..... 12,312 1950-51 ..... 31,3391847-48 ..... 89 1873-74 ..... 1,105 1899-1900 ... 3,441 1925-26 ..... 12,690 1951-52 ..... 28,6231848-49 ..... 77 1874-75 ..... 1,191 1900-1901 ... 3,712 1926-27 ..... 13,257 1952-53 ..... 28,9901849-50 ..... 72 1875-76 ..... 1,129 1901-02 ..... 3,709 1927-28 ..... 13,593 1953-54 ..... 30,2011850-51 ..... 159 1876-77 ..... 1,111 1902-03 ..... 3,792 1928-29 ..... 13,769 1954-55 ..... 30,5701851-52 ..... 216 1877-78 ..... 1,230 1903-04 ..... 3,957 1919-30 ..... 15,154 1955-56 ..... 33,7231852-53 ..... 222 1878-79 ..... 1,372 1904-05 ..... 4,136 1930-31 ..... 15,500 1956-57 ... " 35,9191853-54 ..... 244 1879-80 ..... 1,427 1905-06 ..... 4,571 1931-32 ..... 14,826 1957-58 ..... 37,4621854-55 ..... 288 1880-81 ..... 1,534 1906-07 ..... 4,746 1932-33 ..... 13,257 1958-59 ... " 38,7861855-56 ..... 390 1881-82 ..... 1,534 1907-08 ..... 5,010 1933-34 ..... 12,301 1959-60 .. '" 38,7931856-57 ..... 480
I1882-83 ..... 1,440 1908-09 ..... 5,223 1934-35 ..... 13,691 1960-61 ..... 39,081
1957-58 ..... 449 I 1883-84 ..... 1,337 1909-10 ..... 5,383 1935-36 ..... 16,040 1961-62 ..... 41,5161958-59 ..... 430 1 1884-84 ..... 1,295 1910-11 ..... 5,381 1936-37 ..... 18,043 1962-63 ..... 41,9571859-60 ..... 519 i 1885-86 .. '" 1,401 1911-12 ..... 5,582 1937-38 ..... 18,851 1963-64 ..... 42,2461860-61 ..... 674 I 1886-87 ..... 1,572 1912-13 ..... 5,805 1938-39 ..... 19,591 1964-65 ..... 44,2191861-62 ..... 615
11887-88 .. '" 1,667 1913-14 ..... 6,258 1939-40 ..... 19,596 1965-66 ..... 46,653
1863-63 ..... 652 1888-89 ..... 1,882 1914-15 ..... 6,857 1940-41 ..... 18,899 1966-67 ..... 48,0521863-64 ..... 856 I 1889-90 ..... 2,153 1915-16 ..... 7,214 1941-42 ..... 17,167 1967-68 ..... 50,1861864-65 ..... 953 \1890-91 ..... 2,420 1916-17 ..... 7,517 1942-43 ..... 16,271 1968-69 ..... 48,8751865-66 ..... 1,205 1891-92 .. '" 2,692 1917-18 ..... 6,734 1943-44 ..... 17,7081866-67 ..... 1,255 i 1892-93 ..... 2,778 1918-19 ..... 7,288 1944-45 ..... 18,718
* Includes students in the regular session and summer session and those taking class and correspondence extensIOn courses for which credit maybe given. Students in non-credit courses are not included. Students in postgraduate programs are included after 1944-45.
t Not incl.uding 2,258. Section B., S.A.T.C.
TABLE VClass Distribution of Students in Residence Credit Programs by Period of Enrollment
and Student Group, 1968-1969
Total For Year" Summer Half Term Fall Term Spring Half Term Winter Term--
Under- Gr.d.-Total u.-· Graduate GIlId.- u...,·
GraduateGrad.-
TotalUnder-
GraduateGrad.-
Total Under- G""''''' Grad.'Total Graduate Graduate Pro,. a........ Pro'. Total Graduate Pro'. Greduate Prof. Graduate Prof.
Net total, degree, post· Total 47.236 26,894 15,924 4,418 13,743 6,550 5,553 1,640 38,021 22,932 10,969 4,120 35,930 21,497 10,539 3,894 11,508 5,742 4,061 1,705graduate professional and Men 28,178 15,242 9,455 3,481 8,066 3,602 3,122 1,342 23,048 12,846 6,886 3,316 21,634 11,979 6,535 3,120 7,345 3,337 2,619 1,389credit extension S!udents Women 19,058 11,652 6,469 937 5,677 2,948 2,431 298 14,973 10,066 4,083 804 14,296 9,518 4,004 774 4,163 2,405 1,442 316
Undergraduate, graduate,and graduate-professionalpercentage of total enrollments 100.0 56.9 33.7 9.4 100.0 47.7 40.4 11.9 100.0 60.3 28.9 10.8 100.0 59.8 29.3 10.9 100.0 49.9 35.3 14.8
Net total enrollment in degreeor postgraduate professional
~residence credit level programs Total 43,542 25,746 13,378 4,418 12,774 6,023 5,111 1,640 35,242 9,262 4,120 33,486 20,615 8,977 3,894 10,682 5,234 3,743 1,705Men 26,658 14,705 . 8,472 3,481 7,674 3,328 3,004 1,342 21,876 12,353 6,207 3,316 20,667 11,576 5,971 3,120 6,991 3,086 2,516 1,389Women 16,884 11,041 4,906 937 5,100 2,695 2,107 298 13,366 9,507 3,055 804 12,819 9,039 3,006 774 3,691 2,148 1,227 316
Schools and CollegesArchitecture and Design Total 948 841 107 159 126 33 820 739 81 779 702 77 96 91 5
Men 543 477 66 48 31 17 490 434 56 465 415 50 36 32 4Women 405 364 41 111 95 16 330 305 25 314 287 27 60 59 1
Business Administration Total 1,342 324 1,018 597 367 230 1,072 282 790 973 277 696 585 325 260~en 1,262 287 975 575 354 221 1,009 252 757 918 247 671 559 310 249Nomen 80 <37 43 22 13 S
'I~30 33 55 30 25 26 15 11
Dearborn Campus Total 1,153 1,016 137 578 506 72 G;L=;:) 792 701 91Men 802 667 135 463 391 72 . ~~~~ 517 62 559 468 91Women 351 349 2 115 115 230 229 1 233 233
- .Dentistry Total 572 80 85 407 30 1 28 1 563 78 83 402 559 78 84 397 69 6 49 14
Men ; 481 80 401 29 28 1 474 78 396 470 79 391 57 44 . 13Women 91 80 5 6 1 1 89 78 5 6 89 78 5 6 12 6 5 1
Education Total 5,163 .1,936 3,227 1,962 437 1,525 3,345 1,403 1,942 3,208 1,326 1,882 1,354 524 830Men 1,945 549 1,396 761 102 659 1,310 405 905 1,256 391 865 515 135 380Women 3,218 1,387 1,831 1,201 335 866 2,035 998 1,037 1,952 935 1,017 839 389 450
Engineering Total 6,010 4,761 1,249 1,640 1,329 311 4,490 3,436 1,054 3,976 2,976 1,000 1,928 474Men 5,889 4,662 1,227 1,615 1,310 305 4,398 3,360 1,038 3,900 2,914 986 1,895 468Women 121 99 22 25 19 6 92 76 16 76 62 14 33 6
Degree Candidates Total 4,131 2,882 1,249 670 359 311 4,439 3,385 1,054 3,976 2,976 1,000 1,070 596 474Men 4,031 2,804 1,227 656 351 305 4,347 3,309 1,038 3,900 '2,914 986 1,047 579 468Women 100 78 22 14 8 6 92 76 16 76 62 14 23 17 6
Continuing Engin. Educ.Total 1,879 1,879. 970 970 51 51 858 858Men 1,858 1,858 959 959 51 51 848 848Women 21 21 11 11 10 10
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Flint Total 1,589 1,589 475 475 ;'~n;~ I 1,229 1,229Men 703 703 180 180 \~~9~' 579 552 552Women 886 886 295 295 • 694· 694 677 677
Graduate (inter-collegePrograms) Total 547 547 181 181 240 240 295 295 162 162
Men 400 400 147 147 173 .173 209 209 125 125Women 147 147 34 34 67 67 86 86 37 37
Law Total 1,182 1,182 186 186 1,087 1,087 1,011 1,011 196 196Men 1,110 1,110 179 179 1,019 1,019 945 945 188 188Warne"" 72 72 7 7 68 68 66 66 8 8
Literature, Science,and the Arts Total 19,758 13,843 5,915 3,989 1,865 2,124 16,177 12,106 4,071 15,552 11,614 3,938 3,961 2,337 1,624
Men 10,495 7,071 3,424 1,935 798 1,137 8,685 6,209 2,476 8,378 6,011 2,367 2,093 1,115 978Women 9,263 6,772 2,491 2,054 1,067 987 7,492 5,897 1,595 7,174 5,603 1,571 1,868 1,222 646
Medicine Total 2,004 267 1,737 1,128 78 1,050 1,799 218. 1,581 1,718 206 1,512 1,217 127 1,090Men 1,773 202 1,571 1,002 65 937 1,596 168 1,428 1,520 160 1,360 1,083 95 988Women 231 65 166 126 13 113 203 50 153 198 46 152 134 32 102
Music Total 1,301 749 552 684 295 389 875 575 300 821 531 290 105 70 35Men 646 319 327 337 100 237 434 258 176 416 243 173 44 19 25Women 655 430 225 347 195 152 441 317 124 405 288 117 61 51 10
Natural Resources Total 552 314 238 97 55 42 442 268 174 457 275 182 73 40 33Men 471 262 209 86 50 36 382 225 157 388 229 159 57 29 28Women 81 52 29 11 5 6 60 43 17 69 46 23 16 11 5
Nursing Total 887 836 51 559 555 4 823 775 48 786 741 45 368 359 9Men 7 5 2 5 5 7 5 2 8 5 3 6 5 1Women 880 831 49 554 550 4 816 770 46 778 736 42 362 354 8
Pharmacy Total 259 189 70 22 12 '10 257 179 78 233 165 68 66 28 38Men 169 112 57 15 7 8 172 109 63 156 101 55 47 14 33Women 90 77 13 7 5 2 85 70 1!i 77 64 13 19 14 5
PUblic Health Total 604 149 455 285 84 201 429 120 309 390 123 267 296 97 199Men 387 121 266 190 72 118 286 96 190 262 103 159 199 86 113Women 217 28 189 95 12 83 143 24 119 128 20 108 97 11 86
Social Work Total 882 882 202 202 741 741 707 707 206 206Men 339 339 107 107 283 283 265 265 87 87Women 543 543 95 95 458 458 442 442 119 119
Credit Extension Total 4,289 1,413 2,876 969 527 442 2,779 1,072 1,707 2,444 882 1,562 826 508 318Men 1,780 666 1,114 392 274 118 1,172 493 679 967 403 564 354 251 103Women 2,509 747 1,762 577 253 324 1,607 579 1,028 1,477 479 998 472 257 215
• 1,211 students (764 men and 447 women) who registered in more than one credit program have been counted only once in these totals.
TABLE VICredit Enrollment by Class Level, Full-Time or Part-Time, Unit and Sex, Fall, 1968
Total Fresh.-Soph. Jr.-Sr.-Spec. Graduate Grad.-Prof.University Unit
Full Part Full Part Full Part Full Part Full PartTotal Time Time Total Time tnme Total Time Time Total Time Time Total Time TimeTotal Degree, PostgraduateProfessional, and CreditExtension Students. .38,021 29,780 8,241 10,074 9,504 570 12,858 10,644 2,214 10,969 5,512 5,457 4,120 4,120
Men .. .... . . . .23,048 18,810 4,238 5,579 5,310 269 7,267 6,147 1,120 6,886 4,037 2,849 3,316 3,316Women ....... . 14,973 10,970 4,003 4,495 4,194 301 5,591 4,497 1,094 4,083 1,475 2,608 804 804
Total Degree or Postgradu-ate Professional and CreditExtension Students . . 35,242 29,780 5,462 9,674 9,504 170 12,186 10,644 1,542 9,262 5,512 3,750 4,120 4,120
Men.•..... · . .21,876 18,810 3,066 5,375 5,310 65 6,978 6,147 831 6,207 4,037 2,170 3,316 3,316Women. .... · . .13,366 10,970 2,396 4,299 4,194 105 5,208 4,497 711 3,055 1,475 1,580 804 804
Architecture & Design 820 772 48 286 280 6 453 427 26 81 65 16Men. ........ 490 468 22 173 171 2 261 249 12 56 48 8Women. .... · . 330 304 26 113 109 4 192 178 14 25 17 8
Business Administration. 1,072 739 333 282 275 7 790 464 326Men.... 1,009 687 322 252 247 5 757 440 317Women .. · .. 63 52 11 30 28 2 33 24 9
Dearborn Campus. 809 248 561 746 246 500 63 2 61Men. · . 579 171 408 517 170 347 62 1 61Women .. · . 230 77 153 229 76 153 1 1
Dentistry, Total. 563 529 34 8 8 70 69 1 83 50 33 402 402Men .. 474 441 33 78 45 33 396 396Women. 89 88 1 8 8 70 69 1 5 5 6 6
Education. 3,345 1,678 1,667 172 167 5 1,231 1,049 182 1,942 462 1,480Men... 1,310 610 700 104 102 2 301 259 42 905 249 656Women. · . 2,035 1,068 967 68 65 3 930 790 140 1,037 213 824
Engineering. 4,490 3,938 552 1,573 1,557 16 1,863 1,702 161 1,054 679 375Men ... 4,398 3,862 536 1,534 1,520 14 1,826 1,670 156 1,038 672 366Women. .1 92 76 16 39 37 2 37 32 5 16 7 9
Flint. ...
:/1,273 906 367 532 487 45 741 419 322
Men... 579 438 141 244 230 14 335 208 127Women. 694 468 226 288 257 31 406 211 195
Graduate (Inter-College) * . 240 190 50 240 190 50Men. 173 137 36 173 137 36Women. 67 53 14 67 53 14
Law. 1,087 1,087 1,087 1,087Men. '. 1,019 1,019 1,019 1,019Women. 68 68 68 68
Literature, Science & the Arts .16,177 14,546 1,631 6,164 6,082 82 5,942 5,628 314 4,071 2,836 1,235Men. 8,685 7,965 720 3,039 3,015 24 3,170 3,043 127 2,476 1,907 569Women. 7,492 6,581 911 3,125 3,067 58 2,772 2,585 187 1,595 929 666
Medicine 1,799 1,748 51 , 218 167 51 1,581 1,581Men. 1,596 1,556 40 168 128 40 1,428 1,428Women. 203 192 11 50 39 11 153 153
Music 875 799 76 276 273 3 299 284 15 300 242 58Men. 434 391 43 121 121 137 131 6 176 139 37Women. 441 408 33 155 152 3 162 153 9 124 103 21
Natural Resources. 442 391 51 122 115 7 146 136 10 174 140 34Men. 382 339 43 102 97 5 123 115 8 157 127 30Women. 60 52 8 20 18 2 23 21 2 17 13 4
Nursing , 823 816 7 436 434 2 339 337 2 48 45 3Men. 7 7 5 5 2 2Women. 816 809 7 436 434 1 334 332 2 46 43 3
Pharmacy. 257 239 18 105 101 4 74 72 2 78 66 12Men. 172 158 14 58 54 4 51 50 1 63 54 9Women. 85 81 4 47 47 23 22 1 15 12 3
Public Health 429 413 16 120 104 16 309 309Men. 286 278 8 96 88 8 190 190Women. 143 135 8 24 16 8 119 119
Social Work . 741 741 741 741Men. 283 283 283 283Women. 458 458 458 458
Total, Credit Extension. 2,779 2,779 400 .400 672 672 1,707 1,707Men. 1,172 1,172 204 .204 289 289 679 679Women. 1,607 1,607 196 196 383 383 1,028 1,028
*Rackham Graduate Students are enrolled and assigned to schools or colleges according to Field of SpeCialization.
TABLE VIICredit Enrollment, Student Credit Hours, and Full-Time Equated Enrollment by Term and Class Level, 1968-1969
Total Degree or Postgraduate Total Degree, PostgraduateProfessional Residence Credit Credit Extension Professional and Credit
Term Level Students Extension StudentsHead Credit Full-time Head Credit Full-time Head Credit Full-time
Count Hours Equated Count Hours Equated Count Hours EquatedSUMMER 1968
Freshman-Sophomore 710 4,422 285 460 881 57 1,170 5,303 342Junior-Senior . 5,313 32,542 2,099 67 417 27 5,380 32,959 2,126Masters level 0 3,593 ' 18,686 1,557 442 1,576 132 4,035 20,262 1,689Doctoral Level 1,518 5,703 713 1,518 5,703 713Graduate-Prof 0 1,640 14,778 820 1,640 14,778 820
Sub-total 0 0 12,774 76,131 5,474 969 .2,874 216 13,743 79,005 5,690FALL 1968
Freshman-Sophomore 9,674 147,516 9,517 400 1,261 81 10,074 148,777 9,598Junior-Senior 0 12,186 174,238 11,241 672 3,654 236 12,858 177,892 11,477Masters Level 0 5,695 44,504 3,709 1,707 4,596 383 7,402 49,100 4,092Doctoral Level 00 3,567 28,633 3,579 3,567 28,633 3,579Graduate-Prof. 0 0 4,120 57,286 4,120 4,120 57,286 4,120
Sub~total 0 • 0 0 35,242 452,177 32,166 2,779 9,511 700 38,021 461,688 32,866WINTER 1969
Freshman-Sophomore 9,204 140,252 9,049 368 1,187 76 9,572 141,439 9,125Junior-Senior 0 11,411 161,370 10,411 514 2,609 168 11,925 163,979 10,579Masters Level 0 5,478 40,936 3,411 1,562 3,882 324 7,040 44,818 3,735Doctoral Level 3,499 26,443 3,305 3,499 26,443 3,305Graduate-Prof. 3,894 54,808 3,894 3,894' 54,808 3,894
Sub-total 0 0 0 33,486 423,809 30,070 2,444 7,678 568 35,930 431,487 30,638SPRING 1969
Freshman-Sophomore 393 2,367 152 377 585 38 770 2,952 190Junior-Senior 0 4,841 26,455 1,707 131 494 32 4,972 26,949 1,739Masters Level 0 2,123 8,641 720 318 851 71 2,441 9,492 791Doctoral Level 1,620 5,872 734 1,620 5,872 734Graduate-Prof. 1,705 10,940 852 1,705 10,940 852
Sub-total 0 0 10,682 54,275 4,165 826 1,930 141 11,508 56,205 4,306
GRAND TOTAL 1968-69Freshman-Sophomore 294,557 9,502 3,914 126 298,471 9,628Junior-Senior . 394,605 12,729 7,174 231 401,779 12,960Masters Level 0 0 0 0 112,767 4,698 10,905 455 123,672 5,153Doctoral Level 000 66,651 4,166 66,651 4,166Graduate-Prof. o. 0 137,812 4,843 137,812 4,843
GRAND TOTAL. 1,006,392 35,938 21,993 812 1,028,385 36,750
TABLE VIII
Student Credit Hours by Instructional Unit and Student Level
1968-1969
InstructionalTotal Fresh- Jr.-Sr. Masters Doctoral Graduate
Unit Soph Professiona
Total Degree, Post-graduate Professional 1,028,385 298,471 401,779 123,672 66,651 137,812and Credit ExtensionStudent Credit Hours
Total Degree andPostgraduate Pro-fessional Residence 1,006,392 294,557 394,605 112,767 66,651 137,812Credit Level StudentCredit Hours
Arch & Design 17,716 4,696 11,180 1,796 44
Bus Admin. 32,587 1,221 14,634 15,069 1,397 266
Dearborn 22,965 21,580 1,385
Dentistry 13,967 131 1,130 1,692 33 10,981
Education. 57,573 2,503 31,416 16,612 6,750 292
Engineering. 81,392 16,492 47,557 10,655 6,649 39
Flint 33,009 15,332 17,677
Law. 30,855 30,855
Lit., Sci. & Arts . 543,925 236,841 211,918 51,951 42,240 975
Medical 85,115 3,490 5,918 1,988 3,566 70,153
Music " 28,291 8,319 12,372 5,522 2,078
Natural Res. 7,121 749 3,162 2,261 929 20
Nursing .. 15,434 2,841 11,909 684 502
Pharmacy. 2,589 402 1,051 634 502
Pub. Hlth.. 14,796 443 1,856 2,095 2,130 8,272
Soc. Work. 16,750 1 109 377 308 15,955
Air Science. 411 194 213 4 19
Military Science 1,051 401 591 36 19 4
Naval Science .. 845 501 332 6 6
Total, Credit Extension 21,993 3,914 7,174 10,905
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TABLE IXClass Distribution, Residence Credit Enrollment With Rackham Students
Distributed According to the Field of Specialization, Fall 1968
Undergraduate Students Graduate Students~~OIl Rackham
~~... c:
Student Groups l:::c:'Q)
.Q 5 '" Students ~C; Q)
.s:::. ... 'u ''UO'U '" OIl '"
0.0 'c '" Q) 'U :J1-3 0 ~ E o E c: Q) 0 .s:::. e ...
:J Q) 0. Ph.D. 0 <.:1 0000 l- LL 000 ..., 00 00 I- M.A.
Total, degree, post Total 38,021 22,932 5,228 4,846 5,552 5,974 1,332 10,969 3,567 4,770 2,632 4,120graduate professional Men 23,048 12,846 2,888 2,691 3,088 3,480 699 6,886 2,890 2,522 /1,474 3,316and credit extension Women 14,973 10,086 2,340 2,155 2,464 2,494 633 4,083 677 2,248 . 1,158 804students
Percentage 100.0 60.3 13.8 12.7 14.6 15.7 3.5 28.9 9.4 12.6 6.9 10.8
Enrollment in degree or Total 35,242 21,860 4,828 4,846 5,552 5,974 660 9,262 3,567 4,770 925 4,120postgraduate professional Men 21,876 12,353 2,684 2,691 3,088 3,480 410 6,207 2,890 2,522 795 3,316residence credit level Women 13,366 9,507 2,144 2,155 2,464 2,494 250 3,055 677 2,248 130 804programs
,Percentage 100.0 62.0 13.7 13.7 15.8 16.9 1.9 26.3 10.1 13.5 2.6 11.7
Schools & CollegesArchitecture & Design Total 820 739 144 142 224 221 8 81 81
Men 490 434 88 85 133 125 3 56 56Women 330 305 56 57 91 96 5 25 25
Business Admi nistration Total 1,072 282 114 167 1 790 78 712Men 1,009 252 100 151 1 757 77 680
Women 63 30 14 16 33 1 32
Dearborn Campus Total 809 746 239 375 132 63 63Men 579 517 177 266 74 62 62
Women 230 229 62 109 58 1 1
Dentistry Total 563 78 1 7 36 34 83 83 402Men 474 78 78 396
Women 89 78 1 7 36 34 I I 5 I 51 . I 6
Education Total 3,345 1,403 85 87 509 629 93 1,942 404 1,538Men 1,310 405 55 49 129 151 21 905 311 594
Women 2,035 998 30 38 380 478 72 1,037 93 944
Engineering Total 4,490 3,436 813 760 701 1,057 105 1,054 410 644Men 4,398 3,360 792 742 683 1,039 104 1,038 409 629
Women 92 76 21 18 18 18 1 16 1 15
Degree Candidates Total 4,439 3,385 813 760 701 1,057 54 1,054 410 644Men 4,347 3,309 792 742 683 1,039 53 1,038 409 629
Women 92 76 21 18 18 18 1 16 1 15
Continuing Engineering Total 51 51 51Education Men 51 51 51
Women
Flint Total 1,273 1,273 305 227 386 322 33Men 579 579 139 105 167 153 15
Women 694 694 166 122 219 169 18
Graduate Total 240 240 195 45(inter-college programs) Men 173 173 138 35
Women 67 67 57 10
Law Total 1,087 1,087Men 1,019 1,019
Women 68 68-Literature, Science Total 16,177 12,106 3,000 3,164 2,928 2,736 278 4,071 2,043 2,028and the Arts Men 8,685 6,209 1,471 1,568 1,540 1,444 186 2,476 1,593 883
Women 7,492 5,897 1,529 1,596 1,388 1,292 92 1,595 450 1,145
Medicine Total 1,799 218 142 76 1,581Men 1,596 168 114 54 1,428
Women 203 50 28 22 153
Music Total 875 575 137 139 150 146 3 300 107 34 159Men 434 258 58 63 70 66 1 176 79 2~ i 72
Women 441 317 79 76 80 80 2 124 28 87c
TABLE IX (Cant.)Class Distribution, Residence Credit Enrollment With Rackham Students
Distributed According to the Field of Specialization, Fall 1968
Undergraduate Students Graduate Students.... (I)(I) 0 ....
Rackham ... c:- cl5 .2 0; ~ Q.. Q)Student Groups '" Q) l:. • Q)
o"g 0; c .r::. ... '13 0; Students Q) ''0(I)
'" 0.0 'c .r::. '0 :J..~ c Q) .. E ..1- .. 0 E o E :J Q) a. 0 ..
lJ) l- LL lJ)0 ..., lJ) lJ) I- Ph.D. M.A. 0 e>lJ)
Natural Resources Total 442 268 55 67 77 63 6 174 72 65 37Men 382 225 48 54 63 55 5 157 69 57 31
Women 60 43 7 13 14 .8 1 17 3 8 6
Nursing Total 823 775 230 206 158 181 48 48Men 7 5 5 2 2
Women 816 770 230 206 153 181 46 46
Pharmacy Total 257 179 58 47 30 43 1 78. 37 24 17Men 172 109 33 25 21 30 63 34 17 12
Women 85 70 25 22 9 13 1 15 3 7 5
Public Health Total 429 120 79 41 309Men 286· 96 66 30 190
Women 143 24 13 11 119
Social Work Total 741 741Men 283 283
Women 458 458
Total credit extension Total 2,779 1,072 400 672 1,707 1,707Men 1,172 493 204 289 679 679
Women 1,607 579 196 383 1,028 1,028
Total class extension Total 2,379 672 672 1,707 1,707Men 968 289 289 679 679
Women 1,411 383 383 1,028 1,028
Total correspondence Total 400 400 400extension Men 204 204 204
Women 196 196 196
TABLE X1968 Fall Enrollment by Marital Status. Class Level, Student Group, and Sex
Total Single Married Not IndicatedStudent Group
Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women
Total, degree,.postgrad-uate, professional andcredit extension students
Total ..... .. 38,021 23,048 14,973 27,166 15,772 11,394 10,390 6,922 3,468 465 354 111Graduate ... · . 10,969 6,886 4,083 4,670 2,605 2,065 6,144 4,188 1,956 155 93 62Graduate-professional 4,120 3,316 . 804 2,214 1,707 507 1,768 1,479 280 138 130 8Undergraduate ... 22,932 12,846 10,086 20,282 11,460 8,822 2,478 1,255 1,223 : 172 131 41
Total, degree or post-graduate professionalresidence credit levelstudents
Total ... · . . . 35,242 21,876 13,366 26,051 15,367 10,684 8,882 6,245 2,637 309 264 45Graduate ..... .. 9,262 6,207 3,055 4,083 2,431 1,652 5,106 3,728 1,378 73 48 25Graduate-professional 4,120 3,316 804 2,214 1,707 507 1,768 1,479 289 138 130 8Undergraduate · . 21,860 12,353 9,507· 19,754 11,229 .' 522,008 1,038 970 98 86 12
Architecture & DesignTotal. 820 490 330 707 410 297 111 78 33 2 2Graduate. · . 81 56 25 41 27 14 40 29 11Undergraduate · .. 739 434 305 666 383 283 71 49 22 2 2
Business AdministrationTotal. ·1,072 1,009 63 613 559 54 456 447 9 3 3Graduate .... 790 757 33 362 334 28 427 422 5 1 1Undergraduate . 282 252 30 251 225 26 29 25 4 2 2
Dearborn CampusTotal. · . 809 579 230 490 400 90 316 176 140 3 3Graduate. · .. 63 62 1 25 25 38 37 1Undergraduate 746 517 229 465 375 90 278 139 139 3 3
TABLE X (Cant.)1968 Fall Enrollment by Marital Status, Class Leitel, Student .Group, and Sex
Total Single Married Not Indicated
Student GroupTotar Mer] Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women
DentistryTotal. ........ 563 474 89 331 245 86 228 225 3 4 4Graduate ....... 83 78 5 14 10 4 69 68 1Graduate-professional 402 396 6 241 235 6 157 157 4 4Undergraduate .... 78 78 76 76 2 2
EducationTotal ..... 3,345 1,310 2,035 1,755 503 1,252 1,553 785 768 37 22 15Graduate ... 1,942 905 1,037 599, 161 438 1,310 725 585 33 19 14Undergraduate 1,403 405 998 1,156 342 814 243 60 183 4 3 1
Engineering, TotalTotal ..... 4,490 4,398 92 3,485 3,407 78 946 933 13 59 58 1Graduate .... 1,054 1,038 16 386 378 8 664 656 8 4 4Undergraduate . 3,436 3,360 76 3,099 3,029 70 282 277 5 55 54 1
Degree CandidatesTotal ...... 4,439 4,347 92 3,485 3,407 78 946 933 13 8 7 1Graduate .... 1,054 1,038. 16 386 378 8 664 656 8 4 4Undergraduate . 3,385 3,309 . 76 3,099 3,029 70 282 277 5 4 3 1
Continuing EngineeringEducation (Undergraduate) .. 51. 51 51 51
FlintTotal (Undergraduate) ..... 1,273 579 694 843 408 435 427 169 258 3 2 1
Graduate ( inter-collegeprograms) .... . . . .... 240 173 67 89 52 37 133 105 28 18 16 2
LawTotal (Grad.-Prof.) ....... 1,087 1,019 68 771 715 56 314 302 12 2 2
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Literature, Science & ArtsTotal ..... · . .. 16,177 8,685 7,492 13,629 7,125 6,504 2,509 1,537 972 39 23 16Graduate. .. 4,071 2,476 1,595 2,129 1,207 922 1,928 1,263 665 14 6 8Undergraduate · . .. 12,106 6,209 5,897 11,500 5,918 5,582 581 274 307 25 17 8
MedicineTotal ... · ... · . 1,799 1,596 203 801 665 136 879 815 64 119 116 3Graduate ... · ... 218 168 50 96 61 35 121 107 14 1 1Graduate-professional 1,581 1,428 153 705 604 101 758 708 50 118 116 2
MusicTotal ..... 875 434 441 706 321 385 168 113 55 1 1Graduate ... 300 176 124 159 74 85 141 102 39Undergraduate 575 258 317 547 247 300 27 11 16 1 1
Natural ResourcesTotal .... ..... · . 442 382 60 304 252 52 134 126 8 4 4Graduate ... 174 157 17 63 52 11 109 103 6 2 2Undergraduate ..... · . 268 225 43 241 200 41 25 23 2 2 2
NursingTotal ..... · .. .. 823 7 816 787 5 782 36 2 34Graduate ... 48 2 46 41 1 40 7 1 6Undergraduate · .. .. 775 5 770 746 4 742 29 1 28
PharmacyTotal. .. · .. 257 172 85 209 128 81 47 43 4 1 1Graduate ... · .. 78 63 15 45 30 15 33 33Undergraduate : 179 109 70 164 98 66 14 10 4 1 1
Public HealthTotal ..... · ... .. 429 286 143 176 75 101 253 211 42-Graduate ... · .. 120 96 24 34 19 15- 86 77 9Graduate-professional .. 309 190 _ 119 142 56 86 167 134 33
TABLE X (Cont.)1968 Fall Enrollment by Marital Status, Class Level, Student Group, and Sex
Total Single Married Not Indicated
Student GroupTotal Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women
Social WorkTotal (Grado-Prof.) 741 283 458 355 97 258 372 178 194 14 8 6
Extension (Total) . 2,779 1,172 1,607 1,115 405 710 1,508 677 831 156I·
90 66Class ... 0 0 • 2,379 968 1,411 954 337 617 1,302 566 736 123 65 58Graduate 0 0 • 0 1,707 679 1,028 587 174 413 . 1,038 460 578 82 45 37Undergraduate . 672 289 383 367 163 204 264 106 158 41 20 21
CorrespondenceUndergraduate . ........ 400 204 196 161 68 93 206 111 95 33 25 8
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TABLE XI
Rackham Enrollment by Location of Registration, 1968-69
Summer Half Term Fall Term Winter Term Spring Half Term
Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women
Total 4,666 2,688 1,978 8,337 5,412 2,925 8,161 5,274 2,887 3,512 2,299 1,213
Campus 4,265 2,519 1,746 6,928 4,778 2,150 6,807 4,699 2,108 3,076 2,158 918
Centers for Graduate Study:
IAnn Arbor 3 2 1
Dearborn 1 1 283 115 168 305 129 176 134 39 95
Detroit 79 31 48 480 214 266 428 172 256 193 57 136
Flint 66 24 42 379 193 186 360 174 186 106 44 62
Grand Rapids 86 19 I 67 214 91 123 191 70 121 2 1 1
Saginaw 15 4 11 53 21 32 67 28 39 1 1
Summer Camps:
Biological Station 65 39 26
Camp Davis 7 6· 1
Fresh Air Camp 65 44 21
Speech Improvement Camp 17 2 15
TABLE XII
Engineering Enrollment by Program and Class, Fall, 1968 and Winter, 1969
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Total Freshmen,
Sophomores Juniors Seniors SpecialEngineering Fieldsfu~1I VY~~ter Fall Winter Fall Winter Fall Winter Fa!k ~~~er Fall Wint1 68 1 69 1968 1969 1968 1969 1968 1969 196 1968 196
Number of Students Enrolled 3,436 2,976 813 736 760 703 701 670 1,057 817 105 50Program elections: ,
Aerospace 421 373 136 134 111 107 169 124 5 8Applied Mathematics· 44 48 15 ,
17 13 15 I 16 16Chemical 198 165 46 44 60 55 88 64 4 2Civil 179 155 38 34 44 46 92 71 5 4Electrical 447 387 117 115 133 131 185 135 12 6Engineering Mathematics 23 19 2 4 7 6 14 9Engineering Mechanics 13 12 3 3 2 3 8 6Engineering Physics 50 43 16 17 14 14 20 12Industrial 244 229 59 64 62 61 121 101 2 3Materials 1 3 1 3Mechanical 416 384 100 112 104 113 210 155 2 4Metallurgical 17 16 1 1 4 4 .12 11Meteorology 25 32 2 9 5 5 8 7 10 11Meteorology & Oceanography 68 57 28 21 20 16 16 16 4 4Naval Architecture &
Marine 129 132 39 44 42 44 45 38 3 6Nuclear 58 59 18 20 18 16 22 23Science 88 85 24 28 33 31 30 26 1Unclassified 1,015 777 813 736 116 36 29 3 57 2
Students Enrolled in
two programs 27 33 6 6 4 6 17 20 1
TABLE XIIIRackham Graduate Students by Field of Specialization Term and Level 1968-1969
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Summer Half Term Fall Term Winter Term Spring Half Term
Total Ph.D. M.A. Total Ph.D. M.A. Total Ph.D. M.A. Total Ph.D. M.A.!
3,512\1,620 1,892otal 4,666 1,517 3,149 8,337 3,567 1 4,770 8,161 3,499 4,662
rchitecture & Design, Total 33 33 81 81 77 77 5 5Architecture 1 1 19 19 17 17 1 1Art . 29 29 43 43 45 45 2 2City Planning .. 3 3 19 19 14 14 2 2Urban Planning. 1 1
usiness Administration. 30 30 78 78I
76 76 46 46
earborn CampusMechanical Engineering. 72 72 63 63 91 91
entistry, Total. 28 28 83 83 84 84 49 49Dental Hygiene Ed.. 5 5 5 5 5 5Dental Materials 2 2 5 5 6 6 6 6Denture Prosthesis . . . 2 2 10 10 10 10 5 5Endodontics & Radiology 1 1 4 4 5 5 2 2Oral Diagnosis 1 1 3 3 3 3Oral Pathology & Diagnosis 2 2 6 6 6 6 3 3Oral Surgery 5 5 10 10 8 8 5 5Orthodontics . 8 8 15 15 15 15 15 15Pedodontics 3 3 8 8 8 8 5 5Periodontics 4 4 13 13 13 13 2 2Restorative Dentistry. 4 4 5 5 1 1
ducation, Total 1,525 255 1,270 1,942 404 1,538 1,882 384 1,498 830 195 635Education. 1,518 255 1,263 1,937 404 1,533 1,877 384 1,493 828 195 633Science for Teachers 7 7 5 5 5 5 2 2
ngineering, Total ... 311 135 176 1,054 410 644 1,000 399 601 474 198 276Aerospace Engineering 30 11 19 88 37 51 81 34 47 36 16 20Aerospace Science . 2 2 1 1Chemical Engineering 20 18 2 76 42 34 67 36 31 45 24 21Civil Engineering 36 13 23 68 29 39 75 31 44 39 14 25Civil Engin. :Construction 1 1 5 5 2 2
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TABLE XIII (Cont.)Rackham Graduate Students by Field of Specialization, Term, and Level, 1968-1969
Summer Half Term Fall Term Winter Term Spring Half Term
Total Ph.D. M.A. Total Ph.D. M.A. Total Ph.D. M.A. Total Ph.D. M.A.
Engineering, ContinuedCivil Engin.:Geodetic 2 2Civil Engin:Public Works Admin. 1 1 1 1Civil Engin.:Sanitary 3 3 9 9 8 8 6 6Civil Engin.:Water Resources . .. 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1Computer Info. & Control Engin. 12 12 31 31 17 17
Electrical Engineering 53 21 32 196 88 108 166 77 89 66 32 34Engineering Materials 2 1 1 10 4 6 8 2 6 4 1 3Engineering Mechanics . 15 8 7 70 32 38 63 35 28: 26 14 12Industrial Administration 1 1 1 1Industrial Engineering 36- 9 2i 143 26 117 124 26 98 55 17 38
Information & Control Engin. 9 7 2 24 13 11 26 7 19 8 2 6Information & Control Science 1· 1 1 1 1 1Mechanical Engineering 33 11 22 165 37 128 167 34 133 63 12 51Metallurgical Engineering 12 5 7 25 13 12 23 14 9 13 7 6Meteorology 15 2 13 21 5 16 20 5 15 16 3 13
Meteorology & Oceanography '9 6 3 17 10 7 18 11 7 9 7 2
Naval Architecture & Mar. Engin. 4 1 3 26 5 21 27 7 20 13 2 11Nav. Arch. & Marine Engin.
& Mechanical Engin. 1 1 1 1Nuclear Engineering 28 20 8 82 52 30 75 44 31 47 27 20Nuclear Science 2 2 10 5 5 8 4 4 6 2 4Systems Engineering-Elect.. 1 1 4. 4 1 1 1 1
iterature, Science & the Arts, Total 2,124 672 1,452 4,071 2,043 2,028 3,938 1,991 1,947 1,624 821 803American·Culture 22 7 15 45 16 29 55 22 33 15 5 10Anthropology 26 14 12 95 41 54 77 36 41 11 6 5Astronomy. .' 4 3 1 33 24 9 25 18 7 13 10 3Biology. 54 54 29 29 21 21 14 14Biophysics 10 10 15 15 17 17 15 15
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iterature, Science and the Arts, Continued30 14 16 68 44 24 43 24 32 t6 16Botany ................... 67
Chemistry.......... 19 12 7 185 148 37 170 139 31 133 114 19Classical Studies in History. 15 4 11 29 18 11 26 18 8 2 2Classical Studies:Greek . 3 3Classical Studies: Latin 29 29 7 7 6 6 2 2
Communication Sciences 8 6 2 63 39 24 59 39 20 13 9 4Comparative Literature 28 19 9 65 39 26 69 40 29 14 6 8Comparative Studies 1 1 1 1Computer & Communication Sci. 4 3 1 1 1Ecology 1 1 1 1
Economics 39 26 13 152 118 34 146 114 32 57 41 16English Languages & Literatures 198 62 136 323 129 194 315 124 191 113 45 68
Far Eastern Langs. & Lits. 2 2 21 5 16 19 6 13 3 3Far Eastern Studies 9 9 57 9 48 46 7 39 5 5Genetics 4 4 9 7 2 10 8 2 5 3 2Geography 22 11 11 50 27 23 55 29 26 15 9 6Geology 14 2 12 38 17 21 37 15 22 10 7 3
Germanic Languages 43 11 32 67 27 40 65 26 39 13 6 7History. 97 43 54 248 130 118 239 127 112 87 51 36History of Art 20 6 14 91 28 63 86 30 56 26 6 20Journalism 4 4 25 .' 25 22 22 20 20Library Science 345 6 339 480 14 466 472 13 459 261 11 250
Linguistics 56 14 42 116 40 76 109 33 76 60 15 45Mathematics 114 49 65 262 156 106 257 147 110 126 83 43Mineralogy 1 1 5 2 3 6 3 3 2 1 1Museum Practice 2 2 4 4 6 6 2 2Near Eastern Lang. & Lits. 6 2 4 25 10 15 32 10 22 7 1 6
Oceanography 1 1 9 2 7 7 3 4 2 1 1Philosophy . 15 12 3 90 73 17 75 65 10 23 18 5
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TABLE XIII (Cont.)Rackham Graduate Students by Field of Specialization. Term. and Level. 1968-1969
Summer Half Term Fall Term Winter Term Spring Half Term
Total Ph.D. M.A. Total Ph.D. M.A. Total Ph.D. M.A. Total Ph.D. M.A.Literature, Science and the Arts, ContinuedPhysics . 44 33 11 160 118 42 163 120 43 65 44 21Political Science 127 48 79 190 131 59 179 119 60 60 40 20Psychology . 102 82 20 274 254 20 287 265 22 112 104 8
Public Administration 24 24 36 36 22 22 13 13Romance Langs. & Lits. 12 5 7 17 8 9 17 10 7 5 3 2Romance Langs. & Lits:French 131 15 116 71 26 45 82 29 53 31 14 17Romance Langs. & Lits: Italian. 4 2 2 3 1 2Romance Langs. & Lits:Romance Ling. 2 2
Romance Langs. & Lits:Spanish 39 11 28 54 23 31 59 24 35 11 8 3Russian. 2 2Russian Studies. 1 1Slavic. Lang. & Lits. 39 10 29 38 14 24 38 13 25 4 2 2Social Psychology 22 22 63 63 59 59 19 19
Sociology 84 20 64 120 71 49 109 68 41 50 33 17Speech 194 48 146 210 65 145 205 67 138 100 34 66Zoology 63 41 22 126 89 37 113 80 33 50 39 11
edicine, Total 78 59 19 218 142 76 206 131 75 127 97 30Anatomy. 10 7 3 22 14 8 23 13 10 9 6 3Biological Chemistry . 4 4 60 54 6 55 49 6 48 43 5Human Genetics , 16 13 3 20 16 4 17 14 3 13 10 3Internal Medicine. 1 1 5 5 7 7 1 1Microbiology . 15 8 7 33 14 19 32 14 18 11 6 5Neurology 1 1Obstetrics 1 1Opthalmology 10 10 10 10Otorhinolaryngology. 4 4 5 5 1 1Pathology .. 1 1 3 1 2 1 1 2 2Pharmacology 23 21 2 26 23 3 21 20 1 19 17 2
Physiology 6 4 2 27 18 9 28 18 10 17 12 5Psychiatry 2 2 1 1 1 1
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edicine, Total, ContinuedRadiology . 1 1 1 1 1 1Toxicology. 2 1 1 5 2 3 4 3 1 3 3
Music, Total 155 123 32 141 107 34 140 107 33 27 19 8Music. 99 68 31 94 60 34 88 55 33 21 13 8Music Composition. 7 7 4 4 5 5 2 2Music Education 3 3 4 4 7 7Music Performance. 45 45 39 39 40 40 4 4Musicology. 1 1
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Natural Resources, Total 31 21 10 137 72 65 147 74 73 29 18 11Conservation 12 10 2 17 15 2 21 14 7 6 6Fisheries 6 6 20 16 4 17 13 4 5 3 2Forestry 3 2 1 21 16 5 28 20 8 6 4 2Landscape Architecture 2 2 40 3 37 40 3 37Natural Resources Admin. 1 1 4 4 5 5 2 2
Natural Resources Economics 1 1 7 7 7 7 3 3Regional Planning 3 3 7 7 7 7Resource Planning & Conservation. 2 2Urban & Regional Planning. 1 1 9 9 7 7 1 1Water Resources Science . 3 3 3 3 4 4Wildlife Management. 2 1 1 9 6 3 10 8 2 2 1 1
Nursing, Total 4 4 48 48 45 45 9 9Medical-Surgical Nursing 4 4 29 29 29 29 8 8Psychiatric Nursing. 19 19 16 16 1 1
Pharmacy 10 5 5 61 37 24 57 33 24 33 18 15Hospital Pharmacy 3 3 3 3 2 2Medicinal Chemistry 2 1 1 14 5 9 13 5 8 5 1 4Pharmaceutical Chemistry 4 2 :2 18 15 3 17 14 3 13 10 3Pharmacognosy. 1 1 2 2 2 2Pharmacy 3 1 2 24 15 9 22 12 10 13 7 6
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TABLE XIII (Cont.)Rackham Graduate Students by Field of Specialization, Term, and Level 1968-1969
Summer Half Term Fall Term Winter Term Spring Half Term
Total Ph.D. M.A. Total Ph.D. M.A. Total Ph.D. M.A. Total Ph.D. M.A.
Public Health, Total. 84 65 19 120 79 41 123 81 42 97 67 30Biostatistics. 5 5 11 11 10 10 6 6Environmental Health Sciences. 35 19 16 60 25 35 63 27 36 47 22 25Epidemiologic Science 16 15 1 18 14 4 16 14 2 15 13 2Industrial Health 11 9 2 12 10 2 14 10 4 11 10 1Medical Care Organization 14 14 14 14 16 16 14 14Population Planning. 2 2Public Health Administration. 3 3 5 5 4 4 2 2
Rackham (Inter-College Progs.), Total 181 152 29 240 195 45 295 223 72 162 141 21Aeronomy 3 3 10 5 5 10 6 4 8 3 5Bioengineering .. 13 8 5 43 25 18 38 24 14 26 16 10Dental Materials &
Metallurgical Engineering 1 1 1 1Education & Business Admin. 1 1 1 1Education & Music . 1 1 1 1Education & Psychology 18 18 82 82 81 81 27 27Eleetrical Science 2 2 2 2 2 2English & Education ..... 4 4 11 11 11 11 9 9Environmental Hlth. & Cons.. 1 1Medical & Biological Illus. 8 8 6 6Psycholinguistics . 2 2 13 13 11 11 3 3Radiation Biology 3 3 8 6 2 7 5 2 6 4 2Social Work & Economics 2 2 4 4 5 5 2 2Social Work & Psychology 7 7 5 5 6 6 6 6
Social Work & Social Psych. 2 2 2 2 1 1Social Work & Sociology .. 5 5 18 18 17 17 7 7Social Work & Social Science 2 2 2 2 1 1Visiting Scholar. 103 103 19 19 49 49 60 60Unclassified 21 21 11 1 10 45 1 44 2 2
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TABLE XIVCollege of Literature, Science, and the Arts Concentration Count, Fall Term, 1968-1969
Field of Concentration Total Junior Senior
Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women
Total 5,664 2,984 2,680 2,928 1,540 1,388 2,736 1,444 1,292
American Culture. 51 10 41 26 5 21 25 5 20Anthropology 109 47 62 55 21 34 54 26 28Anthropology-Zoology 12 5 7 7 2 5 5 3 2Astronomy 12 10 2 7 5 2 5 5Biology .' 84 35 49 42 22 20 42 13 29
Biophysics 10 8 2 6 6 4 2 2Botany. . . 20 11 9 11 8 3 9 3 6Cellular Biology. 19 13 6 6 4 2 13 9 4Chemistry. 142 106 36 80 61 19 62 45 17Chinese 10 6 4 3 1 2 7 5 2
Communication Sciences 33 24 9 20 12 8 13 12 1Economics. .. 415 ,354 61 212 186 26 203 168 35English. .. 798 269 529 414 136 278 384 133 251Far Eastern Studies. " 15 5 10 12 4 8 3 1 2French .. 138 9 129 73 6 67 65 3 62
Geography 40 24 16 17 9 8 23 15 8Geography-Meteorology 3 1 2 1 1 2 1 1Geology. 30 23 7 16 12 4 14 11 3German. 66 8 58 34 4 30 32 4 28Greek. 8 4 4 3 1 2 5 3 2
History 431 247 184 198 111 87 233 136 97History of Art. 78 12 66 40 5 35 38 7 31Italian 2 1 1 2 1 1Japanese 4 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1Journalism 95 42 53 61 28 33 34 14 20Latin , 28 10 18 15 6 9 13 4 9
TABLE XIV (Cant.)College of Literature, Science, and the Arts Concentration Count, Fall Term, 1968-1969
Total Junior SeniorField of Concentration
Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women._-linguistics 22 4 18 9 2 7 13 2 11Mathematics 318 196 122 159 88 71 159 108 51Medical Technology 57 2 55 25 2 23 32 32Microbiology 14 4 10 6 1 5 8 3 5Music. 22 16 6 14 11 3 8 5 3
Near Eastern Language & Literatures . .7 3 4 2 2 5 1 4Near Eastern Studies 3 1 2 1 1 2 1 1Philosophy 112 74 38 63 42 21 49 32 17Physical Therapy 75 5 70 34 1 33 41 4 37Physics 107 99 8 58 52 6 49 47 2
Political Science. 374 268 106 189 146 43 185 122 63Pre-Dental 16 15 1 9 9 7 6 1Pre-Legal 96 84 12 50 43 7 46 41 5Pre-Medical . 164 147 17 111 99 12 53 48 5Pre-Social Work 69 6 63 35 3 32 34 3 31
Psychology . . ... .... 669 362 307 361 183 178 308 179 129PsychologY-Speech & Hearing Sciences. 6 1 5 2 2 4 1 3Russian. 22 6 16 11 2 9 11 4 7Russian Studies. .. 17 7 10 8 3 5 9 4 5Social Anthropology 6 2 4 4 1 3 2 1 1
Social Studies 33 5 28 8 1 7 25 4 21Sociology. 174 60 114 86 26 60 88 34 54Spanish. 75 11 64 33 7 26 42 4 38Speech . . .. . 173 44 129 86 24 62 87 20 67Studies in Religion 11 7 4 8 4 4 3 3
Zoology 313 244 69 148 113 35 165 131 34Unclassified. 56 25 31 47 19 28 9 6 3
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
TABLE XVAcademic Success of Undergraduate Students, Fall 1968
Student Group
Grade-pointAverage
Senior Women . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Women's Co-operative Housing .General Sororities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Junior Women . . . . . . . . .All Women .Independent Women . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Senior Men .Women's Residence Halls . . . . . . . . . . . .Sophomore Women . . .All Men and Women .Men's Co-operative Housing . . . . .Freshman Women .Independent Men . . . . . .. .All Men .Junior Men .Men's Residence Halls . . . . . . . . . . . .General Fraternities .All Freshmen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sophomore Men . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Freshman Men .
Fall 1968
3.132.992.972.962.922.922.862.842.822.822.812.752.742.742.732.722.722.692.692.65
Fall 1967
3.092.992.932.932.872.852.832.782.802.772.752.682.702.70'2.732.682.702.652.622.62
Scale: A=4 points; 8=3 points; C=2 points; D=l point; E=O points
TABLE XVI
Academic Success of Undergraduate"Students, Winter, 1969
Grade-pointAverage
Student Group
Senior Women . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Junior Women . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Women's Co-operatives . . . . .Independent Women . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .All Women .General Sororities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Senior Men .Women's Residence Halls .Sophomore Women . . . . .. . . .. . . .All Men and Women . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .General Fraternities .All Men .Junior Men .Independent Men . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Freshman Woman .Men's Co-operatives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sophomore Men . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Men's Residence Halls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .All Freshmen .Freshman Men .
Winter1969
3.183.063.033.013.013.002.942.932.922.922.862.852.852.852.842.832.822.812.782.74
Winter1968
3.112.963.042.892.902.952.882.872.812.812.782.742.792.732.742.852.702.642.672.62
Scale: A=4 points; 8=3 points; C=2 points; D=l point; E=O points
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TABLE XVIIGrade-Point Averages Earned by Fall. 1968 Freshmen
During Fall Term
FreshmenFreshmen
Total Grade-University Unit Registered
WhoHours
ReceivedPoint
Fall, 1968Grades
Completed Average*
Total 4,646 4,336 61,361 2.70
Architecture and Design.· 132 130 1,914 2.66
Dental Hygiene 1 1 14 3.06
Education 81 81 1,065 2.44
Engineering 784 780 10,312 2.56
Flint. 298 288 3,585 2.29
Literature, Science and the Arts. 2,895 2,608** 37,946** 2.75**
Music 132 129 1,960 2.91
Natural Resources. 53 52 738 2.29
Nursing 226 223 3,196 2.68
Pharmacy 44 44 631 2.35
* *244 Residential College students are not included because of the nature of the grading system. Each of these students received credit for several ungraded courses.
*Scale: A-4 points; B-3 points; C-2 points; 0-1 point; E-O points; incomplete disregarded.
TABLE XVIIIGrade-Point Averages Earned by Fall 1968 Freshmen
During Winter Term
Fall, 1968 FreshmenTotal Grade-
University Unit Freshmen WhoHours Point
Registered ReceivedCompleted Average*
Winter, 1969 Grades
Total .. 4,413 4,171 60,026 2.80
Architecture and Design 124 124 ·1,788 2.71
Dental Hygiene 1 1 17 2.90
Education. 78 78 1,079 260
Engineering 690 690 9,936 2.69
Flint 271 264 3,838 2.42
Literature, Science and the Arts. 2,831 2,596** 37,184** 2.86**
Music 114 114 1,745 2.93
Natural Resources. 57 57 789 2.48
Nursing 207 207 3,091 2.59
Pharmacy 40 40 559 2.26
**224 Residential College students are not included because of the nature of the grading system.Each of these students received credit for several ungraded courses.
*Scale: A-4 points; B-3 points; C·2 points; 0-1 point; E-O points; incomplete disregarded.
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TABLE XIX
FORTY-SIXTH ANNUAL· HONORS CONVOCATION(By Citation)
Honors Conferred TOTAL MEN WOMEN
TOTAL STUDENTS HONORED 2,393 1,272 1,121
TOTAL CITATIONS 2,812 1,507 1,305
CLASS HONORS 2,375 1,264 1,111Students with an average of 3.5 or better forthe past two semesters (one term for freshmen)
WI LLiAM J. BRANSTROM FRESHMEN PRIZES 250 141 109(First term freshmen who rank in the upper fiveper cent of their class)
JAMES B. ANGELL SCHOLARS 187 102 85(Students with an all-A record for twoconsecutive semesters)
* Angell Scholars receiving Class Honors 169 94 75
* Students honored as Angell Scholars only 18 8 10
* Included in the total for James B. Angell Scholars
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TABLE XXUndergraduate Grade Point Averages by Percentile Ranking and Class for Selected Units, 1968·1969
University ClassPercentile Ranking
Unit 10 20 25 30 40 50 60 70 75 80 90 95
Architecture and Design Freshman 1.93 2.19 2.30 2.39 2.65 2.81 2.97 3.10 3.13 3.20 3.45 3.61Sophomore 2.09 2.36 2.48 2.59 2.68 2.75 2.82 2.94 3.11 3,18 3.37 3.53
Junior 2.15 2.51 2.59 2.70 2.84 2.97 3.13 3.21 3.29 3.33 3.50 3.69Senior 2.36 2.67 2.76 2.84 2.93 3.07 3.23 3.37 3.44 3.49 3.61 3.73
Business Admi nistration Junior 2.17 2.34 2.44 2.53 2.63 2.80 2.94 3.08 3.15 3.25 3.44 3.56Senior 2.58 2.69 2.76 2.85 2.96 3.07 3.13 3.25 3.30 3.38 3.56 3.67
Education Freshman 2.07 2.26 2.31 2.35 2.50 2.60 2.72 2.82 2.85 2.88 3.08 3.24Sophomore 1.76 1.93 2.04 2.18 2.39 2.66 2.78 2.91 3.02 3.07 3.21 3.57
Junior 2.47 2.68 2.74 2.83 2.97 3.07 3.19 3.29 3.36 3.44 3.66 3.77Senior 2.55 2.76 2.84 2.92 3.04 3.14 3.27 3.37 3.43 3.50 3.65 3.78
Engineering Freshman 1.89 2.11 2.19 2.28 2.47 2.64 2.80 3.00 3.09 3.19 3.46 3.66Sophomore 1.92 2.15 2.23 2.31 2.46 2.66 2.84 3.03 3.11 3.25 3.59 3.81
Junior 1.93 2.18 2.28 2.36 2.52 2.69 2.84 3.06 3.16 3.27 3.55 3.77Senior 2.22 2.45 2.53 2.59 2.76 2.90 3.03 3.19 3.27 3.37 3.64 3.78
Literature, Science and the Arts Freshman 2.13 2.37 2.46 2.55 2.72 2.86 3.01 3.16 3.26 3.34 3.61 3.75Sophomore 2.24 2.47 2.54 2.63 2.78 2.93 3.10 3.26 3.34 3.43 3.64 3.79
Junior 2.35 2.57 2.68 2.76 2.90 3.03 3.16 3.29 3.36 3.44 3.65 3.77Senior 2.42 2.70 2.78 2.85 3.00 3.12 3.23 3.36 3.42 3.50 3.69 3.81
Music Freshman 2.38 2.63 2.67 2.75 2.90 3.00 3.12 3.19 3.30 3.38 3.52 3.69Sophomore 2.40 2.67 2.77 2.90 3.06 3.16 3.29 3.39 3.42 3.48 3.67 3.79
Junior 2.64 2.83 2.98 3.03 3.19 3.28 3.37 3.50 3.53 3.61 3.77 3.83Senior 2.71 3.00 3.06 3.11 3.24 3.32 3.43 3.57 3.62 3.66 3.84 3.93
Natural Resources Freshman 1.63 1.86 2.13 2.32 2.47 2.50 2.76 2.83 2.99 3.09 3.31 3.41Sophomore 1.99 2.36 2.39 2.51 2.60 2.66 2.78 2.87 2.97 3.05 3.21 3.50
Junior 1.98 2.24 2.29 2.34 2.53 2.80 2.97 3.04 3.07 3.15 3.23 3.52Senior 2.25 2.48 2.58 2.62 2.78 2.85 3.22 3.30 3.39 3.42 3.57 3.74
Nursing Freshman 2.10 2.26 2.36 2.38 2.52 2.66 2.77 2.88 2.97 3.10 3.26 3.39Sophomore 2.26 2.42 2.46 2.52 2.60 2.74 2.88 2.99 3.06 3.13 3.48 3.61
Junior 2.23 2.52 2.63 2.82 2.90 2.99 3.02 3.09 3.10 3.31 3.54 3.92Senior 2.60 2.80 2.87 2.90 2.99 3.07 3.21 3.40 3.48 3.55 3.77 3.93
Pharmacy Freshman 1.89 2.07 2.07 2.12 2.22 2.26 2.53 2.80 2.87 2.89 3.23 3.60Sophomore 1.92 2.08 2.14 2.16
I2.28 2.41 2.71 2.83 2.86 2.99 3.58 3.93
Junior 2.16 2.24 2.28 2.33 2.48 2.56 2.68 2.76 2.82 2.86 2.99 3.48Senior 2.09 2.40 2.48 2.53 2.66 2.84 3.00 3.21 3.46 3.54 3.82 3.95
DEGREES AND AWARDS
In addition to 12 honorary degrees, a record number of 9,354 degrees in coursewere conferred in the year 1968-69. Represented in the 9,354 total are 108different degrees in 212 defined fields of specialization. This constitutes 21 % of theyearly total or 26.5% of the fall total students enrolled in degree programs. Of the9,354 degrees granted, 50.2 percent were bachelor's degrees, 32.1 percent master'sdegrees, 6.7 percent doctorates, and 11 percent graduate-professional degrees.
A total of 249,647 degrees have been conferred since 1845. Over 27% of thisnumber have been conferred in the last decade.
The University grants many certificates of specialization, certificates of graduation, teacher's certificates and commissions. Over 1400 of these, by type of awardare included in Table XXII. Also included in Table XXII are 883 certificates ofcandidacy.
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TABLE XXI
Degrees in Course Conferred by President and Level. 1845-1969
Degree Level
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GEORGE P. WILLIAMSPresident of the Facu Ity1845 & 1849 · ..... . . . . . 36 34 2 36
ANDREW TEN BROOKPresident of the Faculty1846 & 1850 · ..... . . . . . 34 29 5 70
DANIEL D. WHEDONPresident of the Facu Ity1847 & 1851 · ..... . ... 30 20 4 6 100
J. HOLMES AGNEWPresident of the Faculty1848 & 1852 ....... · .. 58 25 6 27 158
HENRY P. TAPPANPresident of the UniversityAugust 12, 1852-June 1863. · .. 1,011 355 155 501 1,169
ERASTUS OTIS HAVENPresident of the UniversityJune 1863-June 1869 .... · . 1,543 219 180 1,144 2,712
HENRY S. FRIEZEActing PresidentAugust 18, 1969-August 1, 1871Also June 1880-Feb. 1882 and 1887 1,280 346 112 2 820 3,992
JAMES B. ANGELLPresident of the UniversityAug. 1, 1871-0ct. 1909 ...... 21,040 8,039 1,213 139 11,649 25,032
HARRY BURNS HUTCHINSActing President 1897-98 & 1909-10President of the UniversityJune 1910-July 1920 .... . . . . 13,426 8,423 1,210 174 3,619 38,458
MARION LEROY BURTONPresident of the UniversityJuly 1920-Feb. 1925 ... . . . . 8,127 5,861 922 103 1,241 46,585
LFRED HENRY LLOYDActing PresidentFeb. 27, 1925-Sept. 1925 . · .. 1,649 1,124 184 33 308 48,234
CLARENCE COOK LITTLEPresident of the UniversitySept. 10, 1925-Sept. 1, 1929 · . 9,338 6,090 1,578 246 1,424 57,572
LEXANDER GRANT RUTHVENPresident of the University
8,784 133,697Oct.l,1929-Sept. 1,1951 .. · . 76,125 42,459 22,492 2,390ARLAN H. HATCHER
President of the University101,718 48,868 5,648 11,191 235,415Sept. 1, 1951-Dec. 31, 1967 . . . . 36,011
ROBBEN W. FLEMINGPresident of the UniversityJan. 1, 1968 ........ . . . 14,232 7,550 4,086 803 1,793 249,647
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TABLE XXIISummary of Degrees, Certificates, and Commissions conferred July 1, 1968 through June 30, 1969
Degrees, Certificates, and Commissions Total Summer Fall Winter
Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Men WomenTotal
Degrees in course. 9,354 5,576 3,778 2,477 1,445 1,032 1,854 1,200 654 5,023 2,931 2,092Honorary Degrees. 12 12 3 3 5 5 4 4Honorary Alumnus. 1 1 1 1Outstanding Achievement Awards 5 5 4 4 1 1Certificates of Candidacy . 883 759 124 251 216 35 275 235 40 357 308 49Certificates of Graduation 15 1 14 15 1 14Certificates of Specialization. 1,456 293 1,163 351 74 277 285 66 219 820 153 667Commissions . 99 99 2 2 26 26 71 71
College of Architecture and DesignBachelor of Architecture. 55 49 6 2 2 12 12 41 35 6Bachelor of Fine Arts. 70 11 59 18 4 14 11 2 9 41 5 36Bachelor of Science 1 1 1 1Bachelor of Science in Design 14 4 10 3 1 2 11 3 8
Total. 140 65 75 20 6 14 26 15 11 94 44 50
School of Business AdministrationBachelor of Business Administration. 130 115 15 18 18 18 15 3 94 82 12Master of Actuarial Science 8 7 1 1 1 1 1 6 5 1Master of Business Administration 343 327 16 139 133 6 102 98 4 102 96 6
Total. 481 449 32 158 152 6 121 114 7 202 183 19
Dearborn CampusBachelor of Arts 103 45 58 32 12 20 16 9 7 55 24 31Bachelor of Business Administration. 49 49 18 18 21 21 10 10Bachelor of Science. 31 21 10 6 3 3 9 5 4 16 13 3Bachelor of Science in Engineering.Electrical Engineering. 26 25 1 11 10 1 7 7 8 8Industrial Engineering. 6 6 4 4 2 2Mathematics. 2 2 2 2Mechanical Engineering. 24 23 1 8 8 9 8 1 7 7Total. 241 171 70 79 55 24 64 52 12 98 64 34
School of DentistryBachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene 35 35 1 1 34 34Doctor of Dental Surgery. 84 82 2 84 82 2
Total. 119 82 37 1 1 118 82 36
TABLE XXII ICont.)Summary of Degrees, Certificates, and Commissions conferred July 1, 1968 through June 30 1969
ITotal Summer Fall WinterDegrees, Certificates, and Commissions
Total Men iwomen;~ Men ,Women Total Men Women' Total Men :WomenSchool of Education
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Bachelor of Arts in Education 387 61 326 79 20 59 93 13 80 215 28 187Bachelor of Science in Education 172 61 111 42 14 28 28 14 14 102 33 69
Total. 559 122 437 121 34 87 121 27 94 317 61 256
College of EngineeringBachelor of Science (Applied Mathematics) 10 9 1 2 2 4 4 4 3 1Bachelor of Science
(Meteorology & Oceanography) . 9 8 1 4 3 1 2 2 3 3Bachelor of Science in Engineering
Aerospace Engineering . 92 90 2 14 13 1 33 32 1 45 45Business Administration. 1 1 1 1Chemical Engineering. 49 48 1 8 8 18 17 1 23 23Civil Engineering.... 62 62 9 9 26 26 27 27Electrical Engineering. 111 110 1 28 28 38 38 45 44 1Engineering Mechanics 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1Industrial Engineering 64 64 13 13 22 22 29 29Materials Engineering 1 1 1 1Mathematics. 2 2 1 1 1 1Mechanical Engineering. 111 110 1 17 17 47 47 47 46 1Metallurgical Engineering. 9 9 1 1 3 3 5 5Naval Architecture &
Marine Engineering 30 30 14 14 5 5 11 11Nuclear Engineering 9 9 2 2 1 1 6 6Physics 13 12 1 3 3 4 3 1 6 6Science Engineering. 23 22 1 5 5 4 4 14 13 1
Total· 599 590 9 123 121 2 208 205 3 268 264 4Flint College
Bachelor of Arts 226 109 117 42 16 26 46 21 25 138 72 66
Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate StudiesMaster of Architecture . 15 13 2 3 3 2 2 10 8 2Master of Arts 1,270 542 728 589 237 352 280 130 150 401 175 226Master of Arts in Library Science 281 59 222 136 33 103 58 9 49 87 17 70Master of City Planning. 3 3 1 1 2 2Master of Fine Arts· 15 10 5 3 3 -' 12 7 5Master of Landscape Architecture 14 14 2 2 12 12Master of Museum Practice· . .. 1 1 1 1
kham School of Graduate Studies, cont'd. I I
aster of Public Administration 35 29 6 15 14 1 13 8 5 7 7aster of Regional Planning 2 2 2 2aster of Science . 425 276 149 173 103 70 114 81 33 138 92 46aster of Science in Engineering. 353 350 3 158 158 111 111 84 81 3aster of Science in Pharmacy. 7 5 2 3 2 1 3 3 1 1erospace Engineer. 6 6 1 1 3 3 2 2lectrical Engineer. 1 1 1 1
nformation & Control Engineer. 1 1 1 1uciear Engineer. 2 2 1 1 1 1octor of Education . 12 8 4 5 4 1 5 3 2 2 1 1octor of Musical Arts. 8 7 1 2 2 5 4 1 1 1octor of Philosophy. 602 523 79 141 126 15 265 227 38 196 170 26pecialist in Education. 26 18 8 17 13 4 4 2 2 5 3 2
Total. 3,079 1,869 1,210 1,252 705 547 866 585 281 961 579 382
Schooluris Doctor 328 319 9 21 21 17 17 290 281 9aster of Comparative Law 13 13 3 3 10 10aster of Laws. ........ 14 11 3 3 2 1 1 1 10 8 2octor of the Science of Laws . 2 2 1 1 1 1Total. 357 345 12 28 27 1 18 18 311 300 11
'"'lege of Literature, Science & the Artsachelor of Arts 1,903 820 1,083 309 122 187 238 78 160 1,356 620 736ache lor of Science 463 304 159 62 45 17 40 26 14 361 233 128achelor of Science in Chemistry 38 30 8 8 8 6 2 4 24 20 4Total. 2,404 1,154 1,250 379 175 204 284 106 178 1,741 873 868
ical Schooloctor of Medicine. 200 179 21 200 179 21
001 of Musicache lor of MusicCello 1 1 1 1Double Bass . 1 1 1 1Mile; ... 71 30 41 11 7 4 13 5 8 47 18 29
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TABLE XXII (Cant.)Summary of Degrees, Certificates, and Commissions conferred July 1, 1968 through June 3D, 1969
Degrees, Certificates, and Commissions Total i Summer Fall Winter
Total Men :Women' Total Men ,Womeni Total Men Women'. Total Men' :WomenSchool of Music I
Bachelor of Music, continuedMusic Literature 10 4 6 1 1 1 1 8 4 4Organ 3 2 1 1 1 2 1 1Piano 2 2 1 1 1 1String Instruments 7 3 4 2 2 5 3 2Theory 4 3 1 4 3 1Viola. 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1Violin
\3 1 2 3 1 2
Voice 5 1 4 5 1 4Wind Instruments, 3 1 2 1 1 2 1 1
Master of MusicBassoon. 1 1 1 1Cello 1 1 1 1Church Music 2 1 1 1 1 1-:' 1Composition " 4 3 1 1 1 3 2 1Flute 3 3 1 1 2 2Harp 1 1 1 1Music Education 66 40 26 37 24 13 5 2 3 24 14 10Music Literature 6 2 4 3 2 1 3 3Organ. 10' 9 1 4 3 1 5 5 1 1Piano 6 2 4 2 2 4 2 2String Instruments 8 2 6 2 1 1 4 4 2 1 1Theory 1 1 1 1Viola 2 1 1 2 1 1Violin. 3 2 1 1 1 2 2Voice 9 6 3 1 1 1 1 7 5 2Wind Instruments. 7 7 5 5 2 2
Total. 243 126 117 74 47 27 36 15 21 133 64 69School of Natural Resources
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture 2 2 2 2Bachelor of Science 45 37 8 4 3 1 5 4 1 36 30 6Bachelor of Science in' F'ore~t~y 1 1 1 1Master of Forestry 11 11 3 3 2 2 6 6Master of Science in'C~~se~ation 4 3 1 1 1 3 2 1Master of Science in Fisheries 4 4 1 1 2 2 1 1Master of Wildlife Management. 7 7 1 1 6 6Master of Wood Technology 1 1 1 1
Total. 75 66 9 9 8 1 12 11 1 54 47 7
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School of NursingBachelor of Science in Nursing . 177 1 176 26 1 25 4 4 147 147
School of PharmacyBachelor of Science in Med. Chemistry. 1 1 1 1Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy. 22 13 9 2 1 1 20 12 8Doctor of Pharmacy ·15 11 4 3 2 1 8 6 2 4 3 1
Total. 38 25 13 5 3 2 8 6 2 25 16 9
chool of Public HealthMaster of Public Health. 169 95 74 129 74 55 13 7 6 27 14 13Doctor of Public Health. 3 3 2 2 1 1Master of Hospital Administration 11 11 6 6 5 5
Total. 183 109 74 137 82 55 19 13 6 27 14 13
School of Social WorkMaster of Social Work 233 114 119 23 13 10 21 12 9 189 89 100
Honorary DegreesDoctor of Business Administration. 1 1 1 1Doctor of Architecture. : 1 1 '. 1 1Doctor of Humane Letters 1 1 1 1Doctor of Laws . 4 4 1 1 1 1 2 2Doctor of Science . , 5 5 1 1 3 3 1 1
Total. 12 12 3 3 5 5 4 4
Outstanding Achievement Awards 5 5 4 4 1 1
Honorary Alumnus 1 1 1 1
Certificates of CandidacyCandidate in Education 6 4 2 2 1 1 1 1 3 3Candidate in Musical Arts 17 16 1 6 6 11 10 1Candidate in Philosophy 860 739 121 243 209 34. 274 235 39 343 295 48
Total. 883 759 124 251 216 35 275 235 40 357 308 49
T ABLE XXII (Cont.)Summary of Degrees, Certificates, and Commissions conferred July 1, 1968 through June 30, 1969
ITotal i Summer Fall WinterDegrees, Certificates, and Commissions
Total Men :Women! Total Men ,Womeni Total Men Women!, Total Men' :Women
Certificates of Graduation'Certificate in Anesthesia 10 1 9 10 1 9Certificate in Dental Hygiene 5 5 5 5
Total. 15 1 14 15 1 14
Certificates of SpecializationCollege of Literature, Science & the Arts
Certificate in Journalism. 2 2 2 2Certificate in Medical Technology 26 26 26 26Certificate in Physical Therapy 28 1 27 28 1 27Certificate in Social Work. 1 1 1 1
Horace H. Rackham School ofGraduate StudiesCertificate in Russian Studies 5 3 2 3 2 1 2 1 1
Teachers' Certif icates 1,394 287 1,107 292 69 223 284 66 218 818 152 666Total 1,456 293 1,163 351 74 277 285 66 219 820 153 667
CommiSsionsNavy Reserve Officers' Training Corps 24 24 6 6 18 18United States Air Force Reserve
Officers' Training Corp" 27 27 2 2 7 7 18 18
Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps.. 48 48 13 13 35 35Total. 99 99 2 2 26 26 71 71
TABLE XXIII
Number of Degrees by Degree Level, 1950-51 through 1968-69
Degree Level
Year Total
Graduate-Bachelor Master Professional Doctorate
1950-51 6,399 3,346 2,172 666 215
1951-52 5,325 2,562 2,003 522 238
1952-53 4,825 2,253 1,803, 504 265
1953-54 4,589 1,989 1,827 470 303
1954-55 4,535 1,971 1,794 491 279
1955-56 5,030 2,440 1,817 499 274
1956-57 5,516 2,708 1,999 532 277
1957-58 5,813 2,786 2,024 742 261
1958-59 6,242 3,078 2,083 772 309
1959-60 6,239 3,150 2,118 680 291
1960-61 6,286 3,040 2,164 727 355
1961-62 6,342 3,191 2,075 712 364
1962-63 6,588 3,263 2,163 783 379
1963-64 7,140 3,498 2,383 856 403
1964-65 7,196 3,700 2,324 808 364
1965-66 7,891 3,844 2,688 920 439
1966-67 8,158 3,958 2,810 915 475
1967-68 8,881 4,292 3,015 1,026 548
1968-69 9,354 4,695 3,007 1,025 627
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TABLE XXIV
Degrees in Course Conferred by The University of Michigan, 1845 to 1969
Year Total Cumulative Year Total Cumulative Year Total Cumulative Year Total CumulativeTotal Total Total Total
1845 .... 11 11 1877 .... 365 5,496 1909 : ... 993 25,802 1940-41 .. 3,386 91,0771846 .... 17 28 1878 .... 380 5,876 1910 .... 1,032 26,834 1941-42 .. 3,144 94,2211847 .... 12 40 1879 .... 434 6,310 1911 .... 1,096 27,930 1942-43 .. 2,652 96,8731848 .... 16 56 1880 .... 415 6,725 1912 , ... 1,133 29,063 1943-44 .. 2,146 99,0191849 .... 25 81 1881 .... 436 7,161 1913 .... 1,136 30,199 1944-45 .. 1,945 100,9641850 .... 17 98 1882 .... 436 7,597 1914 .... 1,246 31,445 1945-46 .. 2,761 103,7251851 .... 18 116 1883 .... 450 8,047 1915*.... 1,031 32,476 1946-47 .. 4,559 108,2841852 .... 42 158 1884 .... 404 8,451 1915-16 .. 1,207 33,683 1947-48 .. 5,801 114,0851853 .... 48 206 1885 .... 363 8,814 1916-17 .. 1,468 35,151 1948-49 .. 6,158 120,2431854 .... 79 285 1886 .... 369 9,183 1917-18 .. 1,148 36,299 1949-50 .. 7,055 127,2981855 .... 40 325 1887 .... 413 9,596 1918-19 .. 833 37,132 1950-51 .. ' 6,399 133,6971856 .... 54 379 1888 .... 422 10,018 1919-20 .. 1,326 38,458 1951-52 .. 5,325 139,0221857 .... 70 449 1889 .... 441 10,459 1920-21 .. 1,526 39,984 1952-53 .. 4,825 143,8471858 .... 87 536 1890 .... 556 11,015 1921-22 .. 1,823 41,807 1953-54 .. 4,589 148,4361859 .... 78 614 1891. ... 635 11,650 1922-23 .. 2,093 43,900 1954-55 .. 4,535 152,9711860 .... 109 723 1892 .... 702 12,352 1923-24 .. 2,220 46,120 1955-56 .. 5,030 158,0011861 .... 166 889 1893 .... 743 13,095 1924-25 .. 2,114 48~234 1956-57 .. 5,516 163,5171862 .... 153 1,042 1894 ... ~ 703 13,798 1925-26 .. 2,143 50;377 1957-58 .. 5,813 169,3301863 .... 129 1,171 1895 .... 714 14,512 1926-27 .. 2,279 52,656 1958-59 .. 6,242 175,5721864 .... 165 1,336 1896 .... 765 15,277 1927-28 .. 2,447 55,103 1959-60 .. 6,239 181,8111865 .... 217 1,553 1897 .... 498 15,775 1928-29 .. 2,469. 57,572 1960-61 .. 6,286 188,0971866 .... 251 1,804 1898 .... 703 16,478 1929-30 .. 2,633 60,205 1961-62 .. 6,342 194,4391867 .... 285 2,089 1899 .... 719 17,197 1930-31 .. 2,673 62,878 1962-63 .. 6,588 201,0271868 .... 306 2,395' 1900 .... 766 17,963 1931-32 .. 2,758 65,636 1963-64 .. 7,140 . 208,1671869 .... 317 2,712 1901 .... 764 18,727 1932-33 .. 2,597 68,233 1964-65 .. 7,196 215,3631870 .... 338 3,050 1902 .... 823 19,550 1933-34 .. 2,348 70,581 1965-66 .. 7,891 223,2541871 .... 304 3,354 1903 .... 858 20,408 1934-35 .. 2,322 72,903 1966-67 .. 8,158 231,4121872 .... 341 3,695 1904 .... 837 .21,245 1935-36 .. 2,472 75,375 1967-68 .. 8,881 240,2931873 .... 331 4,026 1905 .... 830 22,075 1936-37 .. 2,823 78,198 1968-69 .. 9,354 249,6471874 .... 317 4,343 1906 .... 883 22,958 1937-38 .. 2,943 81,1411875 .... 372 4,715 1907 .... 893 23,851 1938-39 .. 3,178 84,3191876 .... 416 5131 1908 .... 958 24809 1939-40 .. 3372 87691
*January to JunetJuly 1, 1915 to June 30, 1916
TABLE XXVNumber of Graduates by Field of Specialization and Degree Level, 1968-1969
Field of 
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TABLE XXV (Cant.)Number of Graduates by Field of Specialization and Degree Level, 1968-1969
Field ofTotal Bachelor Master Doctor Grad.-Prof.
Field of Total Bachelor Master Docto Grad.-Prof.Specialization Specialization
Chinese Crippled ChildLSA 6 6 . Education . 7 7
Church Music Dental HygieneMusic. 2 2 Dentistry. 35 35
City Planning Dental Hygiene EducationRackham . 3 3 Rai::kham . 3 3
Civil Engineering:Cons. Denture ProsthesisRackham . . . 7 7 Rackham . 4 4
Civil Eng.:Pub.Wks.Admin. DentistryRackham . ~ . . . . . 1 .1 Dentistry.
I84 84
Civil Engineering:Sanitary DesignRackham . 9 9 Arch: & Des. '14 14
Civil Engineering Double BassEngineering. 62 62 Music. 1 1Rackham . 27 21 6 Economics
Civil Engineering: Water Dearborn . 6 6Resources Education 2 2
Rackham . 5 ·5 FlintClassical Studies Rackham . 61 46 15
Rackham . 15 13 2 LSA 186 186Classical Studies:Greek Education
Rackham . 1 1 Rackham . 673 591 82Classical Studies: Latin Education & Psychology
Rackham . 14 14 Rackham . .. 8 8Communication Sciences Electrical Engineering
Rackham. 4 1 3 Dearborn . 26 26LSA. 12 12 Engineering 111 111
Compo Studies in History Rackham . 82 56 26Rackham. 2 2 Electrical Science
Comparative Literature Rackham . 3 3Rackham. 17 13 4 Elementary Education
Computer Info. & Cont. Engin Dearborn . 1 1Rackham . .. 17 13 4 Education 14 14
Computer & Comm. Science Flint 73 73Rackham. 11 .. 8 3 Elem. Ed.-Acoust. Hand.
Conservation Flint 3 3Rackham . 5 2 3 Emotion. Dist. ChildrenNatural Resources 7 3 4 Education 40 40
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TABLE XXV (Cont.)Number of Graduates by Field of Specialization and Degree Level, 1968-1969
Field of Total ~achelor Master DoctoriGrad.Prof. Field of Total Bachelor Master poctor Grad.Prof.Special ization Specialization
Endodontics & Radiology ForestryRackham . 1 1 Rackham . 16 3 13
Engineering Materials Natural Resources 27 16 11Rackham. . . .. 3 3 French
Engineering Mathematics
IFlint
I 5 5Dearborn. 2 2 LSA 68 68Engineering. 2 2 General Science I
Engineering Mechanics Education 5 5Engineering.
I3 3 Genetics
Rackham . 23 15 8 Rackham . 1 1Engineering Physics Geography
Engineering. 13 13 Education. 3 3Engineering Science Rackham. 12 10 2
Flint 3 3' LSA . .. .. . 14 14English Geography-Meteorology
Dearborn . 22 22 LSA 1 1Education 83 83 GeologyFlint 14 14 Rackham . 21 8 13LSA 367 367 LSA 6 6
English & Education GermanRackham . 2 2 Education 2 2
English Lang. & Lit. Flint 1 1Rachkam . 140 121 19 LSA 30 30
Environ. Hlth. Sciences Germanic Lang.Rackham . 15 10 5 and Literature
Epidemiologic Science Rackham . 27 23 4Rackham . 4 2 2 Greek
Experimental Biology LSA 5 5Dearborn . 11 11 Harp
Far Eastern Lang. & Lit. Music. 1 1Rackham. 4 2 2 History
Far Eastern Studies Dearborn . 13 13Rackham . 20 20 Education. 17 17LSA 6 6 Flint 18 18
Fisheries Rackham. 71 54 17Rackham . 5 1 4 LSA 207 207Natural Resources 8 4 4 History of Art
Flute Rackham. 30 29 1Music 3 3 LSA 34 34
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TABLE XXV (Cont.)Number .of Graduates by Field of Specialization and Degree Level, 1968-1969
Field ofTotal Bachelor Master Doctor Grad.Pro{ Field of Total Bachelor Master Doctor Grad.Prof.Specialization Specialization
Hospital Administration Library SciencePublic Health. 11 11 Rackham . 282 281 1
Hospital Pharmacy LinguisticsRackham. 1 1 Rackham
I53
I44 9
Human Biology I LSA 12 12LSA 1 1 Materials Engineering I I iHuman Genetics I Engineering. ; 1 1Rackham . I 12 9 3 Mathematics
Industrial Administration IDearborn . 11 11
Rackham. I 5 5 Education 13 13Industrial Arts I Flint 16 16
Education. 1 1 Rackham . 119 90 29Industrial Engineering LSA. 143 143
Dearborn . 6 6 Mechanical Engineering,,'~'
Engineering. 64 64 Dearborn . 24 24Rackham. 41 33 8 Engineering 111 111
Industrial Health Rackham .11~1
101 9Rackham. 6 4 2 Mech: & Industrial Engin.
Info. & Cont. Engin. Rackham. 1Rackham . 11 10 1 Medical Care Organization
Internal Medicine Rackham ...... 1 1Rackham . 5 5 Medical Surgical Nursing
Italian Rackham. 7 7LSA 1 1 Med. & BioI. Illustration
Japanese Rackham .... 2 2LSA 2 2 Medical'.Technology
Journalism LSA 25 25Rackham. 8 8 Medicinal ChemistryLSA 25 25 Rackham. 6 4 2
Landscape Architecture Pharmacy. 1 1Rackham . 14 14 MedicineNatural'Resources 2 2 Medicine 200 200
Language Studies I Mentally RetardedDearborn . 6 6 Education 23 23
Latin Metallurgical EngineeringEducation , 1 1 Engineering. 9 9LSA 10 10 Rackham. 12 8 4
Law MeteorologyLaw 357 27 2 328 Rackham . 20 16 4
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Field of !Bachelor Master Docto Grad.-Prof. Field of
Specialization \TotalSpecialization Total Bachelor Master Docto Grad.-Prof.
Meteorology & Oceanography
INuclear Science
Engineering. 9 9 I Rackham 6 1 5Microbiology Nursing I I iRackham. 11 I 11 Nursing. 177 177
LSA. 6 6 i
IObstetrics & GynecologyI
Mineralogy I Rackham. 1 1I
Rackham. 1 I 1 OceanographyMuseum Practice I Rackham. 6 4 2
Rackham. 1 I 1 OpthalmologyMusic Rackham. 5 5
'Rackham . 20 4 16 Oral DiagnosisLSA. 10 10 Rackham. 1 1
Music Composition Oral Path. & DiagnosisRackham. 3 3 Rackham. 1
I1 '
Music. 4 4 Oral SurgeryMusic Education Rackham. '. 1 1
Music. 137 71 66 OrganMusic Literature Music. 13 3 10
Music. 16 10 6 "- PathologyMusic Performance Rackham. 1 1
Rackham. 5 5 PedodonticsNaval Arch. & Aerospace Rackham. 3 3
Rackham . 1 1 PeriodonticsNatural Resources Admin. Rackham . 3 3
Rackham. 3 3 Pharmaceutical ChemistryNaturalist Rackham. 5 2 3
Natural Resources . 2 2 PharmacologyNaval Arch. & Mar. Eng. Rackham . 9 4 5
Engineering. 30 30 PharmacyRackham . 7 6 1 Rackham. 6 6
Naval Arch. & Mar. Eng
IPharmacy. 37 22 15
and E. M. PhilosophyRackham. 1 1 Rackham. 21 10 11
Near East. Lang. & Lit. LSA. 54 54Rackham . 9 7 2 Physical Education ILSA. 7 7 Education. 50 50
Nuclear Engineering Physical TherapyEngineering. 9 9 LSA. 33 33Rackham. 22 17 5
TABLE XXV (Cont.lNumber of Graduates by Field of Specialization and Degree Level 19681969, -
Field of JTotal Bachelor Master Doctorprad.-Prof. Field of ITotal IBachelorlMaster Docto1Grad.-prof.Specialization Specialization
Physics Public Health ! !31Education. 1 1 Pub. Hlth. 172 169
Flint 5 5 Public Hlth. AdministrationRackham . 45 27 18 Rackham. 2 2LSA. I 41 41 Radiation Biology
Physiology Rackham . 5 3 2Rackham. 6 3 3 Regional Planning
Piano Rackham . 2 2Music .. 8 2 6 Restorative Dentistry
Political Science Rackham. 4 4Dearborn . 7 7 Resource Plan. & Cons. I
Education. 6 6 Rackham . 2 2Rackham. 44 33 11 Natural Resources 10 10LSA. 162 162 Rom. Lang. & Lit.
Pre-Dental Rackham. 2 2LSA. 3 3 Rom. Lang. & Lit. French
Pre-Legal Rackham. 21 15 6LSA. 38 38 Rom. Lang. & Lit. Rom. Ling
Pre-Medical Rackham. 5 3 2LSA. 35 35 Rom. Lang. & Lit. Spanish
Pre-Social Work Rackham. 1:< 11 1LSA. 36 36 Russian
Psychiatric Nursing LSA. 8 8Rackham . 8 8 Russian Studies
Psychiatry LSA. 11 11Rackham. 2 2 Science Engineering
Psychology Engineering. 2:3 23Dearborn . 10 10 Science for TeachersEducation. 4 4 Rackham. 4 4Flint 11 11 Science-Math StudiesRackham. 83 55 28 Dearborn . 2 2LSA. " 252 252 Science Studies., .
Psychology-Sociology Education 37 37Dearborn . '" 2 2 Slavic Lang. & Lit.
Psych.' Speech & Hear. Sci. , Rackham. 9 6 3LSA. : .. 6 6 Social Anthropology
Public Administration -. LSA. 3 3Rackham. 35 35
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•TABLE XXV (Cont.1
Nt.:nlber of Graduates by Field of Specialization and uegree Level 1968-1969.Field of Total Bachelor MasterlDocto Grad.-Prof. Field of
Total Bachelor Maste Docto Grad.-Prof.Special ization Special ization
Social Psychology I
IStudies in Religion
Rackham .
I12
1
12 LSA. 3 3Social Science Systems Eng.-Elec.
Flint I1:,
14 I Rackham .
I20 20
Social Science-Sociology
II Theory
I IEducation. 2 I Music. 5; 4 1Flint
I1 1 I Urban & Regional Plan.
11Social Studies Rackham . 1Dearborn. 28 28 ViolaEducation. 172 172 Music. 5 3 2Flint 2 2 ViolinLSA. 24 24 Music. 6 3 3
Social Work Visually HandicappedSocial Work. 233
I233 Education. 3 3
Social Work & Psychology VoiceRackham. 3 3 Music. 14 5 9;
Social Work & Soc. Psych. WaivedRackham. 1 1 LSA. 1 1
Social Work & Sociology Wildlife ManagementRackham. 2 2 Natural Resources 17 10 7
Sociology Wildlife & FisheriesDearborn . 6 6 Natural Resources 1 1Education. 1 1 Wind InstrumentsRackham. 37 23 14 Music. 10 3 7LSA. 67 67 Wood Science & Technology
Spanish Rackham. 1 1Education. 3 3 Wood TechnologyLSA. 31
1
31 Natural Resources 1 1Speech Zoology
Education.10~
5 Rackham. 31 16 15Rackham. 89 15 LSA. 149 149LSA. 79 79 Unclassified
Speech Correction Education. 16 16Education. 22 22 Flint " 1 1
String Instruments LSA. 1 1Music. 15 7 8
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GEOGRAPHICAL ORIGIN OF STUDENTS
TABLE XXVI
Distribution of Students by Selected Geographic Regions 1968·1969
Residence and extramural students in creditStudents Per Centand postgraduate professional programs
Total 48,875 100,00
Michigan ',' 36,465 ,74.61
Other States 11,114 22.74
Far East and South East Asia 444 ,91
Canada and Bermuda 342 ,70
Europe 157 ,32
Latin America and Caribbean Islands 118 .24
Near East and North Africa 118 .24
Africa, Other than North 69 .14
U. S. Territories 30 .06
Australia, New Zealand 18 .04
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TABLE XXVIIRegional Distribution of Students Registered in Residence Credit Programs,
Credit Extension Courses and Professional Programs, 1968-1969
Other States andStudent Group All Michigan U.S. Territories Foreign
Areas Students Per Cent Students Per Cent Students Per Cent
Net Total, Fall Term 35,242 26,164 74.24 8,188 23.23 890 2.53Architecture and Design 820 666 81.22 138 16.83 16 1.95
E Business Administration 1,072 751 70.05 273 25.47 48 4.48.. Dearborn Campus 809 785 97.03 16 1.98 8 0.99G>I- Dentistry 563 491 87.21 60 10.66 12 2.13iU Education. 3,345 2,873 85.89 420 12.56 52 1.55u. Engineering. 4,490 2,909 64.79 1,279 28.48 302 6.73c:~
Flint 1,273 1,255 98.59 11 0.86 7 0.55c: Graduate (Inter-College Programs) 240 149 62.08 79 32.92 12 5.00G> ." ..E Law. 1,087 520 47.84 541 49.77 26 2.39e Literature, Science, and the Arts 16,177 11,882 73.45 4,027 24.89 268 1.66c: Medicine 1,799 1,617 89.88 166 9.23 16 0.89w~ Music ( 875 568 64.91 294 33.60 13 1.49c: Natural Resources. 442 252 57.01 168 38.01 22 4.98G>'tl Nursing 823 622 75.58 197 23.93 4 0.49'iiiG> Pharmacy 257 158 61.48 75 29.18 24 9.34a:
Public Health 429 171 39.86 215 50.12 43 10.02Social Work . 741 495 66.80 229 30.91 17 2.29
Net Total, Winter Term. 33,486 24,973 74.58 7,635 22.80 878 2.62Net Total, Fall and Winter Terms. 37,782 28,109 74.40 8,634 22.85 1,039 2.751968 Summer Half-Term 12,774 8,956 70.11 3,445 26.97 373 2.921969 Spring Half-Term 10,682 7,635 71.48 2,658 24.88 389 3.64Credit Extension 4,289 4,063 94.73 194 4.52 32 0.75Extramural Medicine, and Short Post-
graduate Medicine, Dentistry 1,680 1,613 96.01 63 3.75 4 0.24Net Total 48,875 36,465 74.60 11,144 22.81 1,266 2.59
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TABLE XXVIII
Geographical Distribution of Students by States and CountriesResidence Students in Credit Programs and Extramural Students in Credit and Professional Programs
{l968·1969)
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Total 820 1,072 809 563 3,345 4,490 1,273 240 1,087 16,177 1,799 875 442 823 257 429 741 35,242 33,486 37,782 12,774 10,682 4,289 1,680 48,875
United States:Alabama 1 5 3 5 3 15 2 3 2 39 38 50 52 36 1 111Alaska 1 1 2 4 3 5 5 2 9Arizona 2 1 3 5 1 3 10 1 2 3 31 29 32 26 14 1 1 50Arkansas 1 1 3 6 2 1 4 18 18 19 11 10 23California 5 11 9 12 40 9 13 124 7 7 6 2 1 10 9 265 244 280 195 148 11 1 472
Colorado 2 3 4 8 8 27 1 1 1 2 4 1 62 54 69 29 16 2 90Connecticut 6 5 1 2 7 31 1 10 80 5 1 5 2 2 5 7 170 165 184 57 73 2 234Delaware 2 1 6 1 15 1 2 1 1 30 26 32 15 10 1 39District of Columbia 2 8 4 3 38 1 4 1 1 62 58 66 29 34 3 2 94Florida 3 4 2 5 20 1 2 6 45 3 8 6 1 6 6 118 112 129 62 54 3 181
Georgia 1 2 1 7 1 4 26 1 1 2 2 4 52 51 58 35 12 5 94Hawaii 1 1 5 12 4 24 1 1 2 2 53 50 55 14 14 76Idaho 1 1 1 6 1 1 1 2 14 13 14 11 6 20Illinois 21 54 3 4 58 156 3 84 599 23 34 23 27 9 16 16 1,140 1,062 1,180 287 223 25 5 1,343Indiana 5 4 1 21 34 32 146 6 6 2 9 4 3 5 278 252 292 121 54 9 11 388
Iowa 1 2 1 7 8 1 12 27 1 3 2 1 3 69 62 75 60 32 2 114Kansas 3 2 6 2 5 17 2 5 1 1 1 2 47 45 48 33 18 1 70Kentucky 2 3 11 5 32 5 1 1 4 2 66 57 69 29 23 3 86Louisiana 1 1 2 6 2 7 3 2 2 26 24 30 28 18 1 53Maine 1 2 7 1 6 2 2 3 2 2 28 29 32 12 10 2 35
Maryland 2 2 3 49 6 7 142 3 14 3 4 6 3 244 219 246 168 121 5 1 397Massachusetts 5 9 3 10 57 4 13 119 6 9 7 3 1 9 10 265 236 268 111 79 1 354Michigan 666 751 785 491 2,873 2,909 1,255 149 520 11,882 1,617 558 252 622 158 171 495 26,164 24,973 28,109 8,956 7,635 4.D63 1,613 36,465Minnesota 2 3 2 7 14 1 1 11 62 5 7 1 1 1 7 19 144 133 157 58 36 3 192Mississippi 1 2 3 1 2 2 1 1 13 10 13 16 10 2 35
Missouri 3 2 2 6 19 1 22 86 7 1 1 2 152 151 165 75 41 3 203Montana 2 1 10 1 1 2 17 19 19 11 11 2 28Nebraska 1 6 1 3 10 2 4 2 29 29 32 27 11 1 1 51Nevada 1 1 1 1 1 5 5 5 5 2 1 13New Hampshire 4 2 15 2 1 24 19 23 14 9 3 32
New Jersey 10 14 1 2 26 75 6 ~6 196 10 20 13 13 9 7 7 435 403 458 163 142 6 564New Mexico 1 1 2 1 1 8 1 1 5 1 22 18 22 25 28 1 37New York 36 36 8 3 59 209
1111 85 756 21 39 23 24 14 23 43 1,391 1,286 1,460 427 355 32 1 1,726
North Carolina 1 1 3 2 6 2 2& 2 4 1 1 1 1 53 50 55 31 25 1 90North Dakota 2 2 4 1 1 2 3 15 15 17 12 5 1 26
Ohio 9 47 8 87 230 2 7 90 655 44 47 24 57 7 30 41 1,385 1,313 1,458 476 377 32 26 1,768Oklahoma 4 1 2 6 5 13 5 3 2 41 39 43 26 21 60Oregon 2 4 1 1 23 1 2 1 3 2 40 41 45 15 17 53Pennsylvania 10 15 2 26 98 1 5 34 326 9 17 10 23 8 7 6 597 567 629 219 200 5 4 774Rhode Island 1 1 6 1 1 19 1 2 1 1 34 28 35 12 8 48
South Carolina 4 1 1 6 2 1 15 19 21 12 5 1 32South Dakota 2 1 5 1 4 1 1 2 1 18 17 21 8 6 26Tennessee 5 1 8 7 3 23 1 2 3 1 1 4 1 60 54 63 39 36 1 98Texas 11 2 5 17 4 7 46 1 5 2 5 2 4 4 115 104 123 106 70 1 '96Utah 2 4 1 1 6 1 1 2 1 19 16 22 14 8 28
Vermont 1 2 1 7 1 2 1 15 13 15 6 6 2 23Virginia 4 4 10 36 1 2 8 96 3 10 5 1 1 181 165 190 99 86 4 1 285Washington 2 2 6 1 3 15 3 6 1 1 4 1 45 42 46 35 17 3 80West Virginia 1 4 10 3 19 1 2 1 1 2 1 45 40 50 28 24 1 64Wisconsin 5 6 3 4 24 14 64 1 7 12 7 2 8 12 169 165 184 74 52 8 5 238Wyoming 1 1 1 3 1 7 7 9 6 6 1 1 11
erritories:Canal Zone 1 1 1 1 1Puerto Rico 4 12 1 2 19 18 19 14 9 2 27Virgin Islands 1 1 1 1 2 2
oreign:Afghanistan 1 1 1 1 1Algeria 1 1 1 1 1 2Argentina 1 2 1 4 5 5 2 3 6Austria 1 1 2 2 2Australia 1 1 2 2 1 7 6 9 1 2 9
Belgium 1 1 1 1 1 5 5 5 3 2 5Bermuda 1 1Biafra 1 1 1 1Bolivia 1 1Botswana 1 1 1
Brazil 2 4 1 5 3 15 16 16 3 8 19British Guiana 1 1 2 2 2 2 2Cameroun 1 1 1 3 3 3 3 1 4Canada:
Alberta 1 3 2 4 1 11 6 13 14 2 2 20British Columbia 2 5 3 7 2 1 20 21 22 6 7 26Manitoba 1 1 1 3 4 4 3 1 5New Brunswick 1 1 2 2 3 1 3Newfoundland 2 2 2 2 2 1 4Nova Scotia 1 1 1 3 3 3 1 2 6Ontario 2 10 4 1 20 19 2 1 2 38 1 2 6 1 2 2 113 116 144 65 51 15 3 205Quebec 9 1 8 7 2 7 1 2 1 3B 37 44 21 17 2 65Saskatchewan 1 1 1 1 4 3 4 1 1 1 1 7
Ceylon 1 1 1 1 1 1Chile 1 1 1 3 3 3 2 2 5China, Nationalist 2 1 36 18 1 1 3 1 63 57 70 11 21 1 73Colombia 1 3 2 1 7 8 8 3 9 '8Costa Rica 2 2 2 2 2 1 3
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TABLE XXVIII ICont.)
Geographical Distribution of Studenb by States and CountriesResidence Students in Credit Programs and Extramural Students in Credit and Professional Programs
(196B-1969)
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France 7 14 15 16 17Germany 11 23 23 27 32
en Ghana 1 7 6 7 70 Greece 2 9 7 9 10
Guatemala 1 3 2 4 7
Guinea 1 1 1 1 1Haiti 1 1 1 2 2Hong Kong 12 29 30 35 8 37Iceland 1 1 1India 59 15 98 101 116 21 50 127
Indonesia 6 5 6 8Iran 20 21 26 28Iraq 2 3 4 •Israel 9 7 10 14Italy 7 8 B 9
Japan 11 24 45 47 52 17 24 57Jordan 1 2- 2 2 1 2 2Kenya 2 2 3 2 2 4Korea 15 32 33 39 7 6 42Kuwait 1 1 1 1 2 1 2
Laos 1 1 1 2Lebanon 13 12 14 15Liberia 3 3 3 3Libya 2 2 2 2Malagasy 1 1 1 1
MalawiMalaysia
Mali 1Mexico 14 12 14 16Micronesia
MoroccoMozambiqueNew ZealandNetherlandsNic~ragua
Nigeria 16 13 16 20North Ireland 1 1 1 1Norway 4 5 5- 5Pakistan 13 8 14 18Panama 2 2 2 2
Peru 1 6 6 6 5 9Philippines 11 26 24 28 14 29Poland 1 1 1Rhodesia 1 2 2Rumania 1 1 1
San MarinoSaudi ArabiaScotlandSierra LeoneSingapore
en Somalia
..... South Africa, Repub.SpainSudanSweden
Switzerland 8 9 12 12Syria 2 2 2 2Tanzania 1 1 1 1Thailand 21 19 22 16 28Togo 1 1 1 1
Tunisia1
Turkey 12 9 11 3 1 15Uganda 3 3 3 3 1 5Venezuela 17 16 17 11 13 20Viet Nam, South 2 3 3 5 1 7
West Indies13
Yugoslavia4
Zambia1
TABLE XXIXGeographical Distribution of Students by Counties in Michigan:
Residence Students in Credit Programs and ExtramuralStudents in Credit and Professional Programs
19681969
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Total Mi,chigan 666 751 785 491 2.873 2,909 1,255 149 520 11,882 1,617 568 252 622 158 171 495 26,164 24,973 28,109 8,956 7,635 4,063 1,613 36,465
Counties:Alcona 1 2 3 3 4 1 4 1 5Alger 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 10 9 10 1 1 11Allegan 4 1 3 5 7 1 31 5 1 1 2 3 2 66 62 74 14 16 11 1 88Alpena 2 7 3 2 6 29 1 2 1 53 47 56 18 13 3 23 86Antrim 1 1 2 7 2 13 13 13 4 3 2 15
,
Arenac 1 2 1 11 1 16 16 16 4 7 19Baraga 1 1 1 3 3 4 4 1 5Barry 2 1 2 3 17 1 1 1 3 31 25 31 9 9 6 388ay 7 9 2 3 17 31 4 2 6 101 9 4 3 8 3 1 6 216 202 227 49 53 17 7 267Benzie 1 2 5 2 10 9 10 2 2 11
Berrien 6 4 1 5 13 35 1 8 163 11 10 3 13 2 1 4 280 260 285 81 77' 3 33 348Branch 1 1 6 1 1 1 23 2 1 2 1 40 41 41 13 9 1 47Calhoun 12 4 1 9 22 28 8 113 9 12 2 12 3 3 27 265 246 265 56 54 6 94 386
en Cass 2 1 1 4 5 2 21 1 1 38 35 38 6 8 38I'J Charlevoix 1 1 6 1 13 3 1 26 26 28 5 6 1 31
Cheboygan 1 1 6 6 1 1 16 16 18 2 4 1 1 20Chippewa 1 4 4 5 16 3 1 1 1 36 34 37 12 10 15 55Clare 1 1 1 6 2 1 12 11 13 1 3 13Clinton 2 1 2 2 1 2 7 2 1 1 2 1 1 25 22 25 10 7 2 1 29Crawford 2 1 1 4 4 4 3 2 9 13
Delta 1 3 3 4 3 1 27 2 1 1 3 4 1 54 55 59 8 15 22 84Dickinson 2 2 1 3 24 2 2 5 41 40 44 9 13 12 59Eaton 6 1 5 3 6 1 31 1 3 4 2 1 64 53 64 19 13 4 69Emmet 3 1 4 1 4 4 1 11 1 1 3 1 1 36 32 40 9 6 2 23 64Genesee 23 49 4 22 291 153 1,112 6 16 358 68 20 2 41 6 2 17 2,190 2,103 2,411 791 336 783 29 3,372
Gladwin 2 1 8 2 13 7 13 6 4 2 2 18Gogebic 1 1 1 1 3 1 2 18 1 2 1 1 33 29 34 5 9 1 9 44Grand Traverse 6 2 7 11 13 1 3 49 6 8 1 3 110 99 111 18 14 4 2 124Gratiot 2 1 3 9 3 11 1 3 1 34 32 35 9 8 1 4 41Hillsdale 1 1 1 5 8 18 4 2 2 2 3 1 3 51 44 51 20 13 2 4 59
Houghton 2 1 3 3 5 1 27 4 1 2 3 2 1 55 54 57 18 12 2 19 88Huron 1 1 1 1 1 7 5 2 26 3 1 2 51 46 51 11 15 2 1 56Ingham 20 6 1 18 18 43 3 19 203 27 6 6 9 2 1 7 389 367 409 103 92 14 90 548Ionia 2 1 2 4 9 21 1 1 4 1 2 48 45 53 9 14 11 3 69IOseD 5 3 2 6 1 1 18 12 17 11 7 1 1 20
Iron 3 1 1 1 1 11 2 4 24 23 25 6 10 2 28Isabella 1 3 2 17 1 1 3 28 . 27 29 16 15 1 6 43Jackson 8 13 2 14 33 47 2 5 128 10 6 1 12 3 12 296 271 317 109 94 30 8 387Kalamazoo 15 7 2 6 27 67 2 13 191 35 5 2 15 5 1 27 420 388 431 108 102: 12 17 496Kalkaska
Kent 32 16 15 36 165 141 1 12 424 72 23 11 36 3 1 43 1,031 955 1,088 388 239 454 23 1,663Keweenaw1 1Lake 3 3 1 7 7 8 2 2 2 10Lapeer 4 2 1 7 7 23 3 24 1 3 1 4 80 77 83 24 10 36 1 127Leelanau 1 1 1 3 1 1 8 10 9 5 5 12
Lenawee 7 2 5 13 22 2 2 75 7 5 5 4 1 7 157 152 169 70 44 3 8 210Livingston 6 1 3 5 18 19 2 2 5 39 6 3 2 3 1 3 2 120 109 133 47 34 10 29 184Luce 3 3 1 1 8 10 10 3 1 1 11Mackinac 1 3 2 3 2 11 10 11 3 1 1 1 14Macomb 24 17 35 15 86 138 4 1 13 336 17 22 3 22 6 4 28 771 713 779 204 157 87 21 966
Manistee 1 2 11 1 3 18 16 18 7 4 1 22Marquette 2 2 5 5 6 1 4 35 3 3 4 2 72 68 81 22 19 3 33 124Mason 1 3 7 1 17 2 3 1 1 2 38 35 38 8 5 7 2 50Mecosta 3 1 1 7 1 1 17 1 32 22 33 7 9 23 2 59Menominee 2 2 1 1 13 1 20 1 1 1 1 1 1 46 45 49 7 14 24 74
Midland 6 5 1 5 12 38 1 1 1 89 4 14 2 4 2 7 192 185 205 49 54 28 100 348Missaukee 1 1 2 4 3 4 2 4Monroe 5 4 3 9 13 39 3 84 5 7 2 4 6 3 187 176 192 77 31 6 2 235Montcalm 3 5 8 23 5 3 3 2 1 53 45 54 12 16 3 1 62Montmorency 1 1 1 1 1 4
Muskegon 10 7 14 13 34 45 1 2 4 105 5 14 6 9 1 19 289 260 303 77 61 58 65 448Newaygo 4 1 4 5 1 20 1 2 1 2 41 35 43 8 7 13 2 61Oakland 100 125 65 62 358 383 28 4 76 2,057 166 73 20 103 17 18 39 3,692 3,499 3,858 997 946 567 84 4,743Oceana 3 2 8 2 1 1 17 16 18 4 1 2 1 24Ogemaw 2 1 1 4 1 9 10 10 1 2 11
Ontonagon 1 7 1 2 11 9 10 3 1 1 11Osceola 1 1 3 1 9 1 1 1 18 17 19 6 5 1 3 24Oscoda 2 1 1 4 4 4 3 3 1 6Otsego 1 1 7 1 10 9 11 6 4 1 14Ottawa 9 8 4 7 22 44 1 4 105 18 2 12 1 1 9 247 231 263 78 64 65 7 361
Presque Isle 1 3 5 3 10 3 25 23 24 8 4 26Roscommon 1 1 1 2 6 1 1 13 14 13 1 4 4 17Saginaw 16 15 8 13 68 59 14 6 209 20 17 4 9 2 1 26 487 451 503 134 97 104 18 663St. Clair 5 3 7 2 9 16 4 3 3 78 5 3 3 7 2 3 153 134 166 52 34 35 5 222S1. Joseph 5 3 1 2 10 1 1 36 2 4 2 1 1 69 67 72 17 17 2 74
Sanilac 2 1 2 2 1 6 11 15 2 1 1 1 45 40 47 24 8 8 1 61Schoolcraft 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 9 6 7 2 4 11Shiawassee 4 11 9 16 1 34 5 2 8 1 1 92 86 100 33 20 17 3 126Tuscola 1 1 1 1 8 7 6 1 24 2 1 5 2 60 57 60 17 15 19 3 86Van Buren 3 2 1 2 7 1 1 36 3 1 7 1 65 65 71 17 17 2 1 75
Washtenaw 120 127 9 77 608 484 3 88 177 2,747 765 132 104 50 31 90 115 5,727 5,661 6,489 2,758 2,774 153 593 8,298Wayne 152 279 574 116 904 835 10 28 99 3,388 269 135 43 152 35 27 63 7,109 6,809 7,582 2,188 1,812 1,429 97 9,677Wexford 1 1 1 3 1 1 7 1 2 1 19 20 21 8 8 2 24 49
NEW STUDENTSTABLE XXX
Persistence of Fall, 1968, Freshmen
Transferred TransferredFreshmen Enrolled To Another from Another Fall,1968
University Unit Registered Fall,1968 University University FreshmenFall,1968 Only Unit Unit Registered
Winter, 1969 Winter, 1969 Wi nter, 1969*
Total 4,646 233 139 139 4,413
Architecture and Design 132 7 2 1 124
Dental Hygiene 1 1
Education 81 3 8 8 78
Engineering 784 36 67 9 690
Flint 298 26 3 2 271
Literature, Science and the Arts 2,895 137 30 103 2,831
Music 132 10 10 2 114
Natural Resources 53 4 2 10 57
Nursing 226 9 13 3 207
Pharmacy 44 1 4 1 40
*Change of school or college between Fall and Winter: Arch.&Des.-L.S.&A., 2; Ed.-L.S.&A., 7; Ed.-Nat. Res., 1; EngL.S.&A.,62; Eng.-Nat. Res., 5; Flint-L.S.&A.,3; L.S.&A.-Arch. & Des., 1; L.S.&A.-Ed.,8; L.S.&A.-Eng.,9; L.S.&A.Flint, 2; L.S.&A.-Res. Col., 1; L.S.&A.-Music,2; L.S.&A.-Nat. Res., 4; L.S.&A.-Nurs.,3; L.S.&A.-Pharm., 1; Res. Col.L.S.&A., 14; Music-L.S.&A., 10; Nat. Res.-L.S.&A., 2; Nurs.-L.S.&A., 13; Pharm.-L.S.&A., 4;
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TABLE XXXI
Freshman Registrants Without Previous College Experience
1945·1946 to 1968·1969
Total for Year Summer Half Term Fall Term Winter Term Spring Half TermYear
Men II\Iomer NorrerTotal Women Total Men Total Men Women Total Men Total Men1945-46. 2,427 1,293 1,134 328 289 39 1,492 463 1,029 607 541 66
1946·47. 2,407 1,646 761 98 91 7 1,979 1,282 697 330 273 57
1947·48 . 2,052 1,332 720 36 29 7 1,828 1,159 669 188 144 44
1948·49. 2,328 1,492 836 21 19 2 2,085 1,318 767 222 155 67
1949-50. .. 2,157 .1,273 884 20 11 9 1,979 1,178 801 158 84 74
1950·51 . ... 2,154 1,234 920 16 11 5 1,944 1,099 845 194 124 70
1951-52. ... 2,157 1,282 875 75 71 4 1,868 1,069 799 214 142 72
1952-53. .. 2,655 1,508 1,147 21 13 8 2,406 1,349 1,057 228 146 82
1953·54. 2,877 1,567 1,310 37 23 14 2,599 1,381 1,218 241 163 78
1954-55. 2,984 1,644 1,340 24 13 11 2,734 1,477 1,257 226 154 72
1955-56. 3,116 1,715 1,401 28 21 7 2,893 1,575 1,318 195 119 76
1956,57. 3,316 1,769 1,547 16 14 2 3,089 1,633 1,456 211 122 89
1957·58. 3,206 1,725 1,481 20 11 9 2,985 1,595 1,390 201 119 82
1958·59. 3,295 1,757 1,538 35 22 13 3,084 1,633 1,451 176 102 74
1959·60. 3,432 1,842 1,590 26 15 11 3,227 1,735 1,492 179 92 87
1960-61 . 3,573 1,933 1,640 22 13 9 3,383 1,823 1,560 168 97 71
1961-62 . 3,378 1,886 1,492 34 21 13 3,215 1,790 1,425 129 75 54
1962·63. 3,581 1,955 1,626 36 23 13 3,421 1,868 1,553 124 64 60
1963-64 .. 3;547 1,897 1,650 25 11 14 3,434 1,836 1,598 88 50 38
1964·65 .. 4,306 2,415 . 1,891 44 ··-29 15 4,226 2,364 1,862 36 22 14.-1965·66 .. 4,912 2,746 2,166 74 43 31 4,714 2,623 2,091 80 55 25 44 25 19
1966-67. 4,652 2,596 2,056 136 75 61 4,430 2,469 1,961 23 9 14 63 43 20
1967·68 . 4,976 2,772 2,204 196 98 98 4,697 2,628 2,069 43 23 20 40 23 17
1968·69. 4,881 2,687 2,194 132 45 87 4,646 2,596 2,050 64 31 33 39 15 24
TABLE XXXIIFreshman Registration by Residence, Sex, College, and Admission Period*, 1968-1969
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Total Freshmen Michigan Freshment Non-Michigan Freshme~
University Unit AdmissionPeriod Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Warne
Total Freshmen ....... ...... Year 4,881 2,687 2,194 3,714 1,985 1,729 1,167 702 465Summer 132 45 87 97 35 62 35 10 25
Fall 4,646 2,596 2,050 3,528 1,914 1,614 1,118 682 436Winter 64 31 33 51 21 30 13 10 3Spring 39 15 24 38 15 23 1 1
Architecture and Design ........ Year 135 81 54 109 69 40 26 12 14Summer 1 1 1 1
Fall 132 80 52 106 68 38 26 12 14Winter 1 1 1 1Spring 1 1 1 1
Dental Hygiene ............. Year 1 1 1 1Fall 1 1 1 1
Education ................,
82 53Year 29 42 28 14 40 25 15Fall 81 53 28 41 28 13 40 25 15
Spring 1 1 1 1
Engineering ............... Year 798 776 22 548 533 15 250 243 7Summer 5 5 5 5
Fall 784 763 21 536 522 14 248 241 7Winter 7 6 1 5 4 1 2 2Spring 2 2 2 2
Flint .................. Year 302 141 161 299 138 161 3 3Summer 3 3 3 3
Fall 298 137 161 295 134 161 3 3Winter 1 1 1 1
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Literatu re, Science and the Arts .... Year 3,057 1,494 1,563 2,380 1,137 1,243 677 357 320Summer 75 25 50 67 23 44 8 2 6
Fall 2,895 1,433 1,462 2,238 1,086 1,152 657 347 310Winter 53 23 30 42 15 27 11 8 3Spring 34 13 21 33 13 20 1 1
Music .................. Year 179 68 111 111 43 68 68 25 43Summer 46 12 34 19 4 15 27 8 19
Fall 132 56 76 91 39 52 41 17 24Spring 1 1 1 1
Natural Resources ............ Year 53 47 6 21 19 2 32 28 4Fall 53 47 6 21 19 2 32 28 4
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Nursing ................. Year 228 228 172 172 56 56Fall 226 226 170 170 56 56
Winter 2 2 2 2
Pharmacy ................ Year 46 27 19 31 18 13 15 9 6Summer 2
27
1
2 2 2
I Fall 44 I 17 29 18 11 15 9 6
·Students who withdrew during the first week of the Summer Session or the first two weeks of the first or the second term are not included.tResidence determined by the home address.
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TABLE XXXIII
Transfer Students who Registered, Fall, 1968
1-----Transfer Students From Other Institutions
Michigan CollegesIntra-
- Uni- Re-University Unit Total
Total Mich.Non- No versity Admit
Public Tax Church Mich. Foreign Infor- Trans. tedMich. Jr. Col. Supp. Supp. Priv. Col. mationCol. ~~-year Col. Col.
Total 4,836 1,828 527- ·'-870 357 74 2,491 511 6 ·1,467 871-\.
Total Graduate 2,981 791 5 535 208 43 1,930 255 5 770 613Total Undergraduate 1,855 1,037 522 335 149 31 561 256 1 697 258
Architecture & Design 83 41 15 14 10 2 36 6" 38 14
Business Admi nistration 193 58 9 25 17 7 119 15 1 153 16Dearborn Campus 170 153 108 23 19 3 16 1 25 6Dentistry 118 75 9 42 24 32 10 1 89 4
Education 487 272 44 157 68 3 209 6 332 290
Engineering 530 253 77 104 40 32 218 59 84 79
Flint 190 169 123 34 9 3 19 2 12 36
Rackham (inter-college programs) 65 9 6 3 48 8 14 9Law 339 54 46 8 265 20 75 2
Literature, Science and the Arts 1,747 473 121 243 93 16 953 320 1 379 303
Medicine 195 65 1 38 24 2 111 19 129 20
Music 78 15 7 7 1 61 2 18 14
Natural Resources 80 21 5 13 3 54 5 30 13
Nursing 26 6 3 2 1 19 1 7 3
Pharmacy 42 19 8 6 5 17 6 8 2
Public Health 213 38 32 6 151 23 1 33 5
Social Work 280 107 77 25 5 163 8 2 41 55
TABLE XXXIVTransfer Students Who Registered, Winter 1969
Transfer Students from other Institutions. --Michigan Colleges
TotalTotal
ChurchNo
University Unit Michigan Public Jr. Tax SuPP. Private Colleges in Foreign Infor- Intra-Univ. Readmit.TransfersColleges 4-Year Supp. Other States mation
Total 1,300 568 148 327 74 19 530 196 6 735 1,137
Total Graduate 718 279 211 54 14 373 62 4 306 733
Total Undergraduate 582 289 148 116 20 5 157 134 2 429 404
Architecture & Design 14 9 2 5 2 4 1 14 31
Business Administration 68 17 12 4 1 48 3 43 31
Dearborn Campus 126 93 65 18 5 5 32 1 24 26
Dentistry 1 1 1 2 3
Education 201 129 5 104 18 2 71 1 179 340
Engi neering 79 26 6 16 4 32 21 68 86Flint 99 77 53 23 1 22 14 54
Rackham (inter-college
programs) 46 7 3 2 2, 28 10 1 6 13
Law 2 1 1 1 11
Lite~ature, Science
and the Arts 438 129 16 83 28 2 165 142 2 307 414
Medicine 51 9 5 2 2 34 6 2 9 13
Music 18 6 5 1 9 3 11 28
Natural Resources 14 8 1 6 1 5 1 26 27
Nursing 4 2 1 1 2 5 7
Pharmacy 3 2 2 1 7 2
Public Health 8 2 1 1 5 1 1 9
Social Work 128 51 43 7 1 72 5 18 42
Harris D. Olson, Assoc. Registrar