ENROLLMENT BY CLASSES AND CURRICULUM LEVEL (NOVEMBER, l9h6) AGRICULTURAL VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL DEGREE SPECIAL Freshmen 95 58 3h8 h3 Sophomores 9 8 81 h Juniors 0 8 75 2 Seniors 0 0 57 b Total Agriculture 792 INDUSTRIAL VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL DEGREE SPECIAL Freshmen LB 56 513 2 Sophomores 2 12 87 O Juniors 0 O 33 0 Seniors 0 0 2h 2 50 58 557 “E— Total Industrial 779 Grand Total 1571* Source of Financial Aid to Students* G. I. Bill of Rights (Public Law 3h6) . . . 1130 Vocational Rehabilitation (Public Law 16). . 135 State Veterans Welfare Act . . .I. . . . . . 6 Earning way or private source . . . . . . . 300 I371 * Note: Duegto‘the fact that the majority of the students enrolled in l9h6 were receiving government financial aid in some form or another, and were generally eligible because of length of military service to at least four year's training, there was more enrollment in the degree curriculum than is normal. If these men were paying their own expenses, it is probable that many of them.would have_enrolled in the shorter vocational or technical course. In normal years the total enrollment is divided fairly evenly between the three levels of instruction. -u-