TABLE 9.-Enrollment of resident and nonresident students in land-grant institutions, 1927-28-Continued TABLE 10.-Enrollment of full-time students in degree courses by semesters or terms, including the summer session for 1927-28 1 Not divided as to sex. TABLE 10.-Enrollment of full-time students in degree courses by semesters or terms, including the summer session for 1927-28-Continued Distribution of Graduate Students by Institutions from Which They Received Their Last Degree Of the 9,292 graduate students enrolled in land-grant institutions for 1927-28, 4,706 or 50.6 per cent were enrolled in institutions in their home States; 1,128 or 12.1 per cent, from other institutions within the State; 3,148, or 33.9 per cent, from institutions in other States; 310, or 3.3 per cent, from institutions in foreign countries. Institutions having the largest enrollment of graduate students from foreign countries, as shown in Table 11, are as follows: Cornell University, 92; University of California, 89; University of Minnesota, 65; University of Wisconsin, 41. These four schools had 92 per cent of the enrollment of graduate students from foreign countries. Per cent of total enrollment from own institution TABLE 11.—Distribution of students admitted to graduate work in land-grant institutions (1927-28) according to institutions from which they received their last degree (bachelor's or master's only) Number with degree from- Bache- Mas- Bache- Maslor's ter's lor's ter's Bache- Maslor's ter's 2 0000 3 245 43 6000 2 0112 0 3 0 63 4 357 1000 20245 00000 30146 00000 01000 180 48 20 109 010 |