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...larger was that of 1903-04, when the total was 6254, 121 more than this year. The College shows a gain of 49, and the professional schools a loss of 16, the largest falling off coming in the Law School, which registers 67 fewer students than last year. The Dental School shows a healthy growth, having increased its enrollment by 36. The Divinity School exhibits no change over last year, while the Graduate School of Business Administration has prospered notably, increasing its students by 28. The Officers of Instruction and Administration number 909, 70 more than...
...should not be regarded with apprehension for it was sustained among upper classmen and was due to the enforcement of high standards of work. In the past year the Medical School has made remarkable additions to its teaching force, and has more than held its own in numbers. The Dental School, like the School of Business Administration, shows a considerable growth. Surveying the figures as a whole, they are quite satisfactory. Though not showing rapid growth in numbers, they demonstrate the increasing stability and popularity of the various departments...
...directory has been enlarged this year to include beside the College, the Graduate Schools of Arts and Sciences. Applied Sciences, Business Administration, and the Divinity and Law Schools. It includes also the Medical and Dental Schools, but those cards have been left in Boston for the use of students there...
Faculty of Arts and Sciences and Graduate School of Applied Science, Graduate School of Business Administration and Department of University Extension, Dental School and Medical School, Law School and Divinity School...
Examinations begin in Medical and Dental Schools...