After college--what?
Subtitle: a study of 6665 land-grant college women, their occupations, earnings, families, and some undergraduate and vocational problems
By: edited by Chase Going Woodhouse.
Contributors: Schiffman, Ruth Frances Yeomans.; Boehmer, Florence Elise, 1890-; United States. Office of Education.
Series: Bulletin / Institute of Women's Professional Relations ;; no. 4; Bulletin (Institute of Women's Professional Relations) ;; no. 4.
Publisher: North Carolina College for Women
Published: 1932
Place of publication: Greensboro, N.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 200
Subjects: Women -- Employment -- United States.; Women college students -- United States.; Women -- United States.; Students -- United States.; Women -- Education -- United States.; Labor turnover.
Notes: Literature cited: p. [183]-184.
"This study ... is based upon data gathered by the United States Office of Education in the survey of land-grant institutions in 1928"--Foreword.
Part II by Florence E. Boehmer issued also separately as the author's thesis (Ph. D.) Columbia University under title: Vocational continuity of college women.
Table of contents: title: pt. 1. Occupations, earnings, families and undergraduate problems, by Chase G. Woodhouse and Ruth Y. Schiffman.; title: pt. 2. Staying on the job; a study of vocational continuity of college women, by Florence E. Boehmer.