Fall enrollment to reach 15,300
UDK-VOICE OF STUDENT ACTIVITY
An increase of 700 students next fall should boost enrollment to 15,300 according to projections by the registrar's office.
James K. Hitt, registrar, said the increase is due to the gradual growth of the freshman class, the tendency for students to continue their education and the increasing attractiveness of the graduate school.
HIFT CITED PRESTIGE as an important contributor to the graduate school increase. Graduate school is also becoming more of a necessity to face the advancing technological world, he said.
He noted a shift in the ratio of men to women. The former ratio was 60 per cent men and 40 per cent women. It is now 55-45 and is approaching 50-50.
"It is not that the number of
men is decreasing." Hitt said. "but the number of women coming to KU is increasing."
NEXT YEAR'S freshman class is predicted to be 2.700, the same as last year's. The 1955 freshman class was the largest to arrive at KU. It numbered 3,316 with 1,897 men and 1,419 women.
Hitt believes that the new draft will not greatly affect the present college student since it is a long range plan. If the student carries the proper load and makes good grades, he will probably continue to stay in college, he said.
He indicated, however, that the draft might effect the new freshman class.
Daily Kansan Wednesday, March 8, 1967
CHAMPIONSHIP PARTY
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CELEBRATING THE "HAWKERS" SECOND STRAIGHT BIG 8 CHAMPIONSHIP
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CIB meets with AAUP
Members of the College Intermediary Board were featured speakers at a meeting of the American Association of University Professors held last night in the Kansan Room of the Kansas Union.
The board conducted a discussion on their role in the improvement of instruction, and reexamined the curriculum being offered.
Five members attended to present opinions and lead discussion.
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The Intermediary Board is a group of students within the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, which works with the college in solving problems.
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