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49, Then follow; Jena, Isl; Gre,f. ..lae
TO-; Berlin, lsl; Gessen a.; Leipeic ? ~; e.
larg.p, Go,tiDgen, Heidelberg, Msrbarg, Tab sgsn.
each l. the IS last year, except tina, until this
The screcate Of Private Tutors i. $40 $780, Berts
hss the most, 81 t6o). Then kllov: G,ttitgeo. 20
y cs; IIip.ic ~ GU; Bonn, % C2q; Hale, 10 ~;
Konissberg, 10 (l5D Tubingen 10 no.; kel. II IN;
Jena, 81; Gies-ep, :? fG E,I.ngen, 20; F.ei-
burg, t6l; Greifswade, 90; S Msrsarg' 81 kss.
The aggregate number of mstriculsted s.udests
was in Il e summer, as; Winter, ll,S3i 10 the
Winter Of 1850 lISih and IA the seIrsM sss .,s.
Sumner, io9) Then follow; Munich, i,SS.,
i, 400 ,ass); Lsipsie; ESQ, ISL. SIS; Bosn, ga.
lsss, s.Sl Breslsn, 81, Geo, 80 Tao'ogsn,.si'
e5tj; wurzburg, COS al, 6S3i Erlansen, SO 800,
549i; Hedeb<ra, so, l5t5, 6ot), Munster t76 ttp,
4e2); jena, 379, l3t9, 5s!l; Gissssn, rs St, 3t3
Greiiswade, 9i5, (2ii siil M.rburs, 20 ts9i, a,o;
Kiel, l22 l50 l4; Rcstock, 100, gu, l0e). 10 the
current Semester the average u ISoo, which ~ ei-
ceeded by the Universities oi Berhn, MUNICH, Lsp<c,
Benz Bieslsu, Tubipgep, Halle, Got'nsen ana Wurs-
burg.
The tota, number of students, including those Who
were not mstriculated, amounted in the Winsr OF
1867 to H. 60 and in the Summer OF 1857 TO l2o
The prese Mt Semester the number is 1899. OF the
aggregate of those not mstricuated, which amounts
to I06 Berlin has Sl-makipg the entire number Of
studt ns at that University 4sl There are no ns'
Gottingen TO; Wurzburg, 6tS Heidelberg, 6.ei Er-
apgen. $50 Munster, Az; Jena, 3!' Giessen, 80,
Msrburg, 2Il; KEEL, i22 Rostock, Ill. The average
s 64S95. II we compare the number Of students wih
that Of the professors and tutors and take II for
granted thst each student attends four Lectures
throup bout the course, will arrive 81 the average
attendance upon the lectures The order is az follows:
In Munster there averages ll2 students 20 eaca lee
ture; Berlin 56t; Wurxburg, 52.4; Munich -; Err
| lapgep. 4i4; Tubngen, &.2 Halle, 3S.S; Frelburg,
36.S; Bonn. IS q; BIesau, 3a2; Leipsic 3os; HedeE
berg y .; Giessen, 26; ktnigsberg, 2tS; jena 44;
| Gottngen, 24.2S; Greifswslde ISIS; Msrburg, l6%;
Rostock, l2.6 kiel 1913. Ii must be borne IN mind
that il on the eide there some professors who
draw to themselves four tunes this average Of hesrs
there are others who read seldom or not at al. Tho
average attendance on single lecture 10 accordingly
| 30.5.
The proportion OF foreigners to native students 10
greatest in Heidelberg and Jena. Heidelberg has
over IS per cent of foreigners jena over So Coffin
gen, 43; WuFzburg, 81 Eriangen, 81; L15s'c, ~;
berlin. "a; Bonn II; Halle, IL; Marburg. ID; Frei-
| burg II; Giessen, IL Munich, Ii; Greiiswalde, ~
| Munster !; Kisl, 81 Breslau, 3; Rostock, 8; sad
Konigsberg per cent. The average u " per oset.
As regsrds religious studies, seven Universities have
Catholic fscuties and at present there are attending
them 2;9 students lin the Winter OF 1907 there
| were ~, and in the Summer 2e5 In hanster
| Munich, l6i; Tubngen, lis WurzbuIg, 100. The
average is III OF those in Tubngen 50 are foreign
ers-3 per cent of the total number. In Freiburg II
per cent are foreigners wur1buIg, ~ per cent m@
nicb, IA cent? Munster, IN per cent bresisu ],
| ard in Bonn not quite per cent.
In the sixteen Protestant theological faculties there
studied in the Winter Semester OF iSoo-o, 2Ot5 stu
dents in the Summer, $50; and in the present one,
2257 The attendance is rs follows; Halle, 4oS; En-
lapsen, 325; Berlin, 3l2; Tubipgen. 1884, LeiPsc,
1877; Gottirgen l42; Konisberg, 49, Jena, l0i Hell
Bonn, 81; Greifswelde, 70; kie q Roetock, 23:
| The average is l4l. To Erlangen snt Heidelberg rs
per cent. are foreigners jena 45 Gottngen and ru-
bngen, 30; Leipsic, 27 Berlin, ID; Halle, 10 KEEL,
Breslsu, Gis.sen, Griefswald, and KOnissbsrg have
| no 70, egn theological students at all -
| The aggregate number Of law students including
also students Of Political Economy IN the UaSestss
the current Semester, 49, or this number the pro-
portion of legal students has decreed considerably OF
late especially in Prussia. In the Prusisn Unver-
sites there studied in the Winter Semctter OF $4,000
in all 1913 Pus.ian law students. At present the
lumber is I,0O6. year ago there were In the three
Bavnrian Unve rsties AZ law students. A. the pre-
sent time there are 7S. five compare the Popa's-
ton of Bavaria " ith that Of Wrtemberg and Bsden,
there should be in Wirtemberg POI, and in Baden o
| Jaw students In the present Semester the actual
number Of Wirtemberg law students 10, however, only
l6O and of Baden emily ~. As regards the s,,eSa-
srcs upon the various Universities, there are 10 Berlin
COZ law students, Munich, SOL; LEIPZIG, S5i hsdel-
| berg 800; Gottngen, 1888; Bresau, l6Si Tu6ingen,
leo; Bonn, 80; Wurzburg, liii Halle ~; Koo!ss'
|
Jena, 81 Ro.tocs Az MarbuTe, Al kis, 81 Greis;
waldo, 80. The average is ~. The proportion OF
foreigners is greatest in Heidelberg where j. amounts
to 81 per cent. Then follow; Jena, %; GahngsS,
| So LEIPZIG % Berlin, 20; Bonn, Is; Giessen, II;
| Crekwalde, 10; Munich and Halle, =; Erangen, u
Freiburg, g. Tubingen, 3; Wurzbuy and Marbarg,
,; Breslau and Konigsberg per cent. Inc average
is 80 per cent Kiel and Rostock have no foreigners
The aggregate number of medical students was,
year ago 800 in the Summer 2fl5, and In the pres
emit Semester it is 24l7. Berlin ranks first With 9s
igi (;i.ss,n l6s Gotipgen i5s, Tutrugen I34, Err
LANCER l2s Breslau 1876 Greifswalde 1873 Hc,deiberg
lO7, Kobiesberg 90, Bonn ~, Marburg ~ adeionrg
| average is IN. The proportion OF foreigners 10
| greatest in Wurzburg, where it amounts 70 90 per
cent Then follow Heidelberg with a, Go,.iGgsn AZ,
Berlin 25 Leipsic and Jena -, Murburg ~, Mno'ch
IS, Giessen &C. Halle ~ Tubugen II, Kie 10 Ersngen
| 8 Konigsberg 7, Bresiau G, Bonn 8, Frsibarg asd
| Greifswade s, ard RostOck with . per cent.
As regards the attendance upon philosophical iAeal.
ties it is difficult TO ascertain who are the actual
| philosophical students. They are certainly very
small proportion Of those chased under that hesd for
also includes all the students Of phology-of whom,
| for example, Bonn alone contains over lOO-besde
students Of mathematics, physics and the natural
sctpces. And in many Universities there sse csssed
| ss students Of philosophy the students OF political
as x ihSss pGosops
cal courses exist in Only few Universities o. Fu-
| birpep. Munich and Wurzburg. Ia the tso last,
moreover, they are merely obligatory In thst each
native student is obliged TO attend the lectures during
| his fut two years in the Uniyeni.y, which, how,
ever, does not prevent his signing himself special
| Philosophical student A year ago the aggregate
number was $685. in the Summer, 2, 340 and 10 the
present Semester 500. Munich ranks int with 4S3.
Then follow Berlin, 3i3; Bonn, 80; Munster, 2l9;
GottiDgen, 1874; Breslau, no. Jena, l64; WurIbng,
iiO Halle 81 Tubingen, SO; LEIPZIG, 3d. Hs'dsl-
berg 81; Gisssep, S.; KOnigsberg, ~; ErlsngeD,