part-time service, or bearing a moral obligation to be repaid; the department or division to which restricted, if any; if available only under special conditions, such as residence, relationship, or surname; if available only for student with special abilities in extracurricular activities. From the information submitted, narrative summaries were prepared for each institution. To avoid the repetition of phrases denoting recurring restrictions, certain symbols were employed as follows:

m-available for men only
w-available for women only

C-award is renewable or continuing
P-bearing moral obligation to be repaid
R-available only under special restrictions
S-part-time service to institution required

Other symbols and abbreviations used in the Education Directory, Part 3: Higher Education to indicate composition of student body and classification of institution by highest level of offering and by type of program have been utilized. These symbols and abbreviations are for composition of student body:

men-undergraduate student body composed of men
wo.-undergraduate student body composed of women
coed.-undergraduate student body coeducational
cord.-coordinate-separate colleges for men and women;

for level of training:

I-2 but less than 4 years of work beyond the twelfth grade.
II-Only the bachelor's and/or first professional degree.
III-Master's and/or second professional degree.
IV-Doctor of philosophy and equivalent degrees.
V-Other.

for type of program:

a-Terminal-occupational (below bachelor's degree.)

b-Liberal arts and general.

c-Liberal arts and general, and terminal-occupational.

d-Primarily teacher-preparatory.

e-Both liberal arts and general, and teacher-preparatory.

f-Liberal arts and general, terminal-occupational, and teacher-preparatory.

g-Professional and technical only (not including teacher-preparatory).

h-Professional and technical, and teacher-preparatory.

i-Professional and technical, and terminal-occupational.

j-Liberal arts and general with one or two professional schools.
k-Liberal arts and general with three or more professional schools.

In addition to these symbols and abbreviations, the 1949 fall term enrollment is included where the information is available.

In many cases institutions reported sums of money available for scholarships or fellowships, but did not indicate the value of the grant to the individual recipient. Such sums have been shown as single awards with the phrase "total, not individual grant," or the word "total," in parentheses to indicate that the sum was not reported by the institution as an individual grant.

The institutional summaries are listed alphabetically within the States. The arrangement for each summary follows the outline indicated below, insofar as the items apply to the institutional provisions for scholarships and fellowships:

Name and location of institution
Composition of student body
Classification of institution

Enrollment, fall term 1949

Undergraduate scholarships

Limited to entering freshmen
Not limited to entering freshmen
Both undergraduate and graduate
Graduate

Scholarships (number and value of grant to individual recipient) restricted to specific subject-matter fields are listed first, followed by those available for special ability in extracurricular activities, those with limitations on sex or having other miscellaneous restrictions, and those for which no restrictions were reported. The conditions governing the awarding of scholarships and fellowships vary so greatly that it is not practicable to include them in this bulletin. Users of the bulletin are advised to consult the college catalog or to write directly to the institution itself for information about the specific requirements for the scholarships and fellowships it administers.

ALABAMA

Alabama College, Montevallo

WO. IIj 709

Undergraduate: entering freshmen: 2 home economics (R), $300; 4 music (R) $100; 27 R (7 C) $50–$400. Not limited to entering freshmen: 1 home economics (R) $200; 3 medical technology (R), $100-$300; 1 music (R), $250; 1 child of veteran, $100; 6 descendant of Confederate soldier, $100-$175; 2 prospective teachers, $60; 2 R, $50; 6 R, $100; 1 R, $122.50; 1 R, $125; 7 R, $50-$400; 1 R, $75-$100; 16 R, $100-$150; 5 R, $100-$600. Total: 86 scholarships, $12,227.45 (awarded 73 scholarships, $10,109.08). Reported loan funds available, $24,427.12.

Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn

coed. IIIk 7,224

Undergraduate: not limited to entering freshmen (all renewable or continuing): 9 agriculture (m), $100-$200; 1 engineering (m), $120; 2 pharmacy, $240; 1 science (m),

$650-$1,350; 3 art ability, $150; 103 athletic ability (m, S), $800; 5 m, R, $600; 1 m, $120; 3 w, $100; 10 at $100; 1 at $150. Total: 139 scholarships, $93,090. Graduate (all renewable or continuing and all requiring part-time service unless specified): 3 agricultural economics (m), $1,200; 4 agricultural engineering (m), $1,200; 11 agronomy and soils (m), $1,200; 1 anatomy (m), $1,560; 6 animal husbandry (m), $1,200; 1 large animal surgery (m), $1,560; 1 small animal surgery (m), $1,560; 1 art, $900; 1 bacteriology (m), $1,560; 2 botany, $1,200; 5 chemical engineering (m), $900; 10 chemistry (m), $540-$1,000; 4 chemistry (m), $900; 3 dairy husbandry (m), $1,200; 12 economics, $900; 2 economics (m), $960; 2 education (m), $600; 5 general education, $600-$840; 2 engineering experimental station (m), $960; 12 English, $900; 2 history (m), $660; 6 home economics (w), $700–$820; 2 home economics (w), $960; 3 horticulture (m), $1,200; 12 mathematics, $900; 2 mathematics (m), $600; 1 pathology (m), $1,560; 4 pharmacy, $510; 3 physical education (m), $540; 2 physics (m), $1,200; 1 physiology (m), $1,560; 1 history of political science (free), $150; 2 poultry husbandry (m), $1,200; 1 statistical laboratory (m), $960; 2 veterinary medicine (m), $960; 5 zoology-entomology (m), $600-$1,200. Total: 137 fellowships, $132,630. Loan funds additional, $73,580.

Athens College, Athens

coed. IIe 485

Undergraduate: not limited to entering freshmen: 1 at $25; 9 at $75. Total: 10 scholarships, $900.

coed. IIe

951

Birmingham-Southern College, Birmingham Undergraduate: entering freshmen: 1 m, $100. Not limited to entering freshmen: 1 music (C), $250; 1 natural sciences (C), $400; 1 sociology (w, C), $300; 1 m, $50; 1 m, C, $150; 1 m, C, $300; 8 w, $150; 1 w, C, $225; 2 w, C, $300; 2 w, $500; 1 C, $250; 17 C, $300; 7 C, $400; 1 at $100; 1 at $150; 6 at $208. Total: 53 scholarships, $14,225.

Judson College, Marion

WO. IIe 181 Undergraduate: not limited to entering freshmen: 1 music (C), $50; 1 music (C), $100; 2 C, $100; 2 (1C), $150; 7 (5C), $200; 2 C, $300; 1 P, $75; 1 P, $100; 5 at $40; 2 at $80; 1 at $120; 1 at $350. Total: 26 scholarships, $3,655 (awarded 14 scholarships, $2,275).

coed. IIe 631

Miles College, Birmingham Undergraduate: entering freshmen: 5 C, $150; 7 at $100. Not limited to entering freshmen: 7 C, $150; 1 at $100. Total: 20 scholarships, $1,838.

Oakwood College, Huntsville

Aid granted, $150; loans made, $1,046.92.

St. Bernard College, St. Bernard

coed. IIc 297

men Ib 245

Undergraduate: not limited to entering freshmen: 12 ministerial student (C), $250; 1 C, $250. Total: 13 scholarships, $3,250.

Snead Junior College, Boaz

coed. Ib 259

Undergraduate: entering freshmen: 1 engineering (m, C), $300; 1 home economics (w, C), $100; 1 C, $100; 2 C, $150; 1 C, $250. Total: 6 scholarships, $1,500 (awarded 3 scholarships, $450).

Southern Union College, Wadley

Loan funds: $700.

State Teachers College, Florence

coed. Ia 63

coed.

IIf 1,387

Undergraduate: not limited to entering freshmen: 50 elementary education (C, R), $100; 4 w, R, $100; 1 C, R, $100; 1 C, R, $600; 1 C, R, $750; 1 C, $150. Total: 58 scholarships, $7,000.

coed. IIe

1,378

State Teachers College, Jacksonville Undergraduate: not limited to entering freshmen: Approximately 85 scholarships, $13,530, all requiring repayment except 2 at $100.

State Teachers College, Livingston

coed. IIe 468

Undergraduate: not limited to entering freshmen: 200 elementary education, $25. Total: 200 scholarships, $5,000.

State Teachers College, Troy

coed. IId 960 Undergraduate: not limited to entering freshmen (all renewable): 50 elementary education, $100; 2 music, $100; 1 requiring repayment, $100; 5 requiring grant of final year to be repaid, $100; 2 at $100. Total: 60 scholarships, $6,000. Stillman College, Tuscaloosa

coed. If 414 Undergraduate: not limited to entering freshmen: Approximately 34 scholarships at $40, $60, or $100, all renewable, $5,160.78. 21 granted, $3,067.11. Talladega College, Talladega coed. IIe 313 Undergraduate: entering freshmen: 39 ranging from $75-$225. Not limited to entering freshmen: 1 music, $250; 4 C, $150; 3 C, $200; 5 C, $225; 2 C, $540; 1 at $100. Total: 55 scholarships, $9,845. Student aid in addition, 5 grants, $485.

Tuskegee Institute, Tuskegee Institute coed. IIIf 2,301 Undergraduate: not limited to entering freshmen: 2 chemistry, $300; 1 nursing (w), $200; 1 m, C, $800; 330 C, $35; 52 C, $100; 33 C, $200; 5 C, $300; 2 C, $325; 1 C, $600; 8 C, S, $625; 1 at $50; 1 at $100; 4 at $162.50; 2 at $300; 2 at $600. Total: 445 scholarships, $35,250.

Graduate: 2 agriculture (m, S), $375; 6 chemistry (S), $1,000; 10 education (w), $100; 5 home economics (w, S), $175. Total: 23 fellowships, $9,000 (awarded 14 fellowships, $7,725).

University of Alabama, University

coed. IIIK 8,277

Undergraduate: entering freshmen: 2 art, $105; 1 R, $100; 1 R, $105; 24 at $105; 1 at $315. Not limited to entering freshmen: 1 arts and sciences, $200; 1 clothing, textiles, and related arts (w, R), $325; 1 home economics (w, R), $300; 15 metallurgical engineering, $300; 2 music, $100; 1 education, $100; 1 engineering, $100; 3 music, $400; 2 science (R), $120; 1 music ability (S), $100; 6 w, P, $150; 1 P, R, $300; 3 P, $200; 2 w, $75; 1 w, $100; 16 R, $300; 26 R, $100; 3 R, $105; 1 R, $125; 1 R, $150; 2 R, $400; 1 R, $500; 5 R, $600; 1 at $66.66; 2 at $75; 6 at $100; 1 at $150; 2 at $500; 1 at $600. Total: 138 scholarships, $24,275 (awarded 125 scholarships, $21,581.66). Graduate: 1 ceramics (S), $1,530; 2 public administration (S), $360; 2 public administration (S), $2,600; 20 R, $500; 3 at $25; 1 at $484.50. Total: 29 fellowships, $18,009.50 (awarded 25 fellowships, $16,975). Loan funds additional, $49,473.98.

ALASKA

University of Alaska, College

coed. IIIj 328

Undergraduate: entering freshmen: 5 agriculture, fisheries, and mining (m, C, R), $250; 2 R, $50. Not limited to entering freshmen: 1 m, R, $150; 35 R, $140; 1 descendant of Alaska pioneers, $150; 4 C, R, $500. Total: 48 scholarships, $8,500 (awarded 16 scholarships, $3,910).

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ARIZONA

American Institute for Foreign Trade, Phoenix

coed. Vg

259

Total: 2 at $50, restricted to graduates of high schools in central Arizona, $100. Arizona State College, Flagstaff coed. IIIe 696 Undergraduate: not limited to entering freshmen: 70 general, $62; 1 international, $312; 28 music, $80-132; 11 out-of-State, $125. Total: 110 scholarships, $10,402 (awarded 47 scholarships, $4,558).

Arizona State College, Tempe

coed. IIIe 4,415

Undergraduate: entering freshmen: 1 music (ability), $60; 5 music (ability), $80; 1 Negro (w), $50; 1 Negro, $50; 1 w, $200; 22 R, $70. Not limited to entering freshmen : 2 business administration (R, S), $600; 1 journalism, $250; 58 music (ability), $70; 22 music (ability, C), $80; 1 music (ability), $80; 35 athletic (m, C), $70; 6 Chinese student (C), $195; 6 Latin American student (C), $195; 6 Mexican student (C), $195; 1 w, $100; 4 C, $1,000; 2 at $50. Total: 175 scholarships, $19,810. Eastern Arizona Junior College, Thatcher

coed. Ic 238 Undergraduate: entering freshmen: 15 music (ability), $54; 8 at $50. Total: 23 scholarships, $2,300.

Phoenix Junior College, Phoenix

coed. Ic 1,641 Undergraduate: entering freshmen: 1 music, $150. Not limited to entering freshmen : 1 music (C), $128; 1 music (C), $150; 4 sophomore, $50; 1 sophomore, $100; 1 graduating sophomore, $250. Total: 9 scholarships, $1,003.

University of Arizona, Tucson

coed. IVK 5,895 Undergraduate: entering freshmen: 9 agriculture (C, R), $200; 2 mines (R), $300; 3 w, $30; 6 w, R, $60; 1 w, R, $100; 1 C, R, $200; 20 C, R, $400; 2 C, R, $500; 1 C, $500; 2 R, $50; 1 R, $125; 2 R, $1,000. Not limited to entering freshmen: 1 agriculture (C, R), $200; 1 art, $300; 3 business and public administration, $125; 3 civil engineering, $250; 3 civil or mechanical engineering (C, R), $200; 1 dairy husbandry, $300; 1 metallurgical engineering, $500; 1 mining engineering, $750; 1 music, $100; 2 pharmacy (w, C), $200; 138 athletic or music ability (C), $60-$360; 10 Latin American student (C), $360; 5 music ability, $100; 3 w, $30; 1 w, $100; 40 w, C, R, $250; 25 C, R, $60; 2 C, $150; 10 C, $360; 9 C, R, $400; 3 C, $500; 6 R, $1,000. Total: 319 scholarships, $99,551 (awarded 316 scholarships, $73,135).

Graduate: 1 accounting (S), $1,000; 1 agricultural engineering, $600; 1 agriculture (R), $750; 1 anthropology (C, S), $500; 2 anthropology (C, S), $750; 1 astronomy (S), $750; 1 bacteriology (S), $750; 1 botany (C, S), $750; 2 business and public administration (S), $750; 1 business research bureau (S), $750; 4 chemistry (S), $750; 1 education (S), $750; 1 English (S), $750; 1 engineering or mines (m, C, R), $1,260; 8 geology (C, S), $750; 1 history and political science (S), $750; 2 home economics (C, S), $750; 1 home economics, $1,000; 1 metallurgy (S), $750; 1 mining (m, C), $1,200; 2 music (S), $750; 1 physics (C), $750; 1 physics (S), $750; 5 plant pathology (C), $500; 2 Spanish (S), $750; 1 R, $1,260; 34 at $300. Total: 79 fellowships, $43,030 (awarded 63 fellowships, $36,820).

ARKANSAS

Agricultural, Mechanical, and Normal College, Pine Bluff coed. IIc 1,357 Undergraduate: entering freshmen: 5 agriculture (m, R), $150; 63 C, R, $64. Not limited to entering freshmen: 1 C, $244. Total: 69 scholarships, $5,076.