Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-07

re, citing additions to their faculties, the
lateS of st. Francis de Paul, the For
eign Mission Seminary and the Ma
tional Catholic Service School. Its de-
grees include A. B., B. S., Phi. D. and
others in mechanical engineering, with
q staff of 100 instructors.
Columbus University, offering IL. B.,
IL. M and NJ. P. L. degrees, with staff
of Is instructors.
Gallaudet College for the Deaf, grant
ing degrees of B. A., B. S. and M A.,
with Ia instructors.
Georgetown University, including its
School of Arts and Sciences, School of
Medicine, Graduate School, Schools of
Law, Dentistry, Foreign Service and its
grees offered by Georgetown include
A. B., B. S., PHI. B., A. M, M. S., L. H.
M, L. H. D., Sc. D., Phi. D., M. D., D. D.
S., B. F. S., M. F. S., LII. B. and NJ. p.
L., under an instructors staff of 395.
G. w. u. Has staff Of 374.
George Washington University, in
Guiding Columbian College, graduate
school, schools of medicine, nursing,
law, education, engineering pharmacy,
government, literary sciences and fine
arts. A staff of 374 instructors admin
lister wor' leading to degrees Of B. >.
D., LII. B. and LII. M This university
enrolled 5000 students last year.
Howard University, including the
college of arts and sciences, law school,
dental school, school of pharmacy,
school Of music, department OF educs
ton and college of religion, for colore,
students. It's staff includes 104 instruc
tors, and its work leads to degrees OF
A. B., B. S., A. M. NJ. s., D. D. S.,
~ n % - lAoA Ill
totaled 2,625 students
National University, inclL ling a
school of law and school of economics
and government, offering de rees of B.
S., B. A., M. s.. M. A., LII. B., B. G. L.,
j. D., LII. M, NJ. G. L., M. p. L., D. c. L.
S. j. D., M. L. G. and D. L. G. It he's
SIS instructors, and enrolled 1,204 stu
dents last season.
Southeastern Univ rsity of the Y. NJ
c. A., embracing the school Of law and
the Washington Schoo! of Accountancy.
Degrees are offered as follows: IL. B.,
Ii. M. and M. p. L., under "a in
Structors.
University of Maryland, embracing
colleges o. agriculture. arts and sci aces,
education, engineering, home econom-
les, graduate study and the university
extension service experiment station. It
grants B. A., B. S., M. A., M. s., Phi. d.
and several engineering degrees, under
153 instructors.
Law College Offers Three Degrees.
Washington College of Law, with %
instructors, offers LII. B., LII. M. and M.
p. L. degrees.
Washington Missionary College, with
80 instructors, offers A. B. and A. B.
in theology degrees.
Act riding to the survey, the 10 COM
rnercial schools of the District covered
IN the survey provided employment last
season to pit teachers and gave in
struction to $685. students. Tuition fees
in the business schools range from $40
to $25 a mont,:, while the charges in
the commercial art institutions range
from $3.50 to SITS for the course.
Ten institutions are listed as "spe-
cialized educational institutions" in
GLIDING music, electrical engineering.
workshop training for the blind, fine
arts, domestic art and domestic science,
and self-expression and physical edu-
cation. Tuition ranges in these schools
from SIS, which constitutes the annual
registration fee as the only Cost at the
Corcoran School Of Art, to 5000 a year,
which includes also room and board.