═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ STATES Total Coed. Men only no. cols. ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Ohio 35 29 3 R. C., 1 Luth., 1 P. E., Western reserve. Indiana 14 9 2 R. C., 1 Luth., 1 Cong., Wabash college. Illinois 31 24 5 R. C., 1 Ger. Ev., Illinois college. Michigan 11 10 1 R. C. Wisconsin 10 7 1 R. C., 1 Luth., 1 Dutch Reformed. Minnesota 9 7 1 R. C., 1 Luth. Iowa 22 20 2 Luth. North Dakota 3 3 South Dakota 6 6 Nebraska 12 11 1 R. C. (professional dept. open) Kansas 19 17 2 R. C. Montana 3 3 Wyoming 1 1 Colorado 4 3 1 R. C. Arizona 1 1 Utah 2 2 Nevada 1 1 Idaho 1 1 Washington 9 7 2 R. C. Oregon 8 8 California 12 9 3 R. C. Indian 2 2 Territory Oklahoma 1 1 ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── 217 182 22 R. C., 6 Luth., 1 Ger. Ev., 1 Dutch Ref., 1 P. E., 1 Cong. ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ II _14 southern and 2 southern middle states_ ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ STATES Total Coed. Men only no. cols. ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Delaware 2 1 Delaware college. (The one coeducational college is for negroes.) Maryland 11 4 4 R. C., St. John’s, Maryland agric. college, Johns Hopkins. District of 6 3 3 R. C. Columbia Virginia 10 4 2 M. E. So., Univ. of Virginia, Hampden-Sidney, Washington and Lee, William and Mary. West Virginia 3 3 North Carolina 15 10 1 R. C., 2 Presb., 1 Luth., 1 Bapt. South Carolina 9 7 1 A. M. E., College of Charleston. Georgia 11 6 2 Bapt., 1 A. M. E., 1 M. E. So., Univ. of Georgia, Florida 6 5 1 R. C. Kentucky 13 9 1 R. C., 1 Bapt., 1 Presb., Ogden college. Tennessee 24 20 1 R. C., 2 Presb., 1 P. E. (Univ. of South.) Alabama 9 7 2 R. C. Mississippi 4 2 1 Bapt., 1 M. E. So. Louisiana 9 3 2 R. C., 1 M. E. So., 1 Cong., Louisiana State univ., Tulane. Texas 16 12 3 R. C., 1 Presb. Arkansas 8 8 Missouri 26 21 3 R. C., 1 Bapt., 1 Presb.