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UNL has more faces in crowd as enrollment reaches all time high
friday, September 15, 1978
Enrollment at UNL is at an all-time
high for the first semester of 1978-79, ac
cording to Gerald Bowker, dean of aca
demic services.
Bowker said this fall's enrollment total
of 22,477 is 97 students more than the
previous high of 22,380 in the first semes
ter of 1975-76. Hie total is 221 higher
than last year, when 22,256 students were
enrolled for first semester classes.
Bowker also noted that UNL enrolled
4,026 freshman students this fall, 54
more than a year ago and the highest since
a record 4,087 enrolled in the fall of 1972.
More undergradutes
This year's total undergraduate enroll
ment is 17,222 students, 185 more than a
year ago. Of the university's seven under
graduate colleges, the College of Engineer
ing and Technology registered the largest
increase in enrollment this fall compared to
last year. This fall, 1,820 students are en
rolled in the college compared to 1 ,698 last
year.
Other colleges of the university with in
creases in enrollment this year are agri
culture, up 11 students to a total of 525
this fall; architecture, up 4J to a total of
525, and home economics, up 42 to a
1,147 total.
Teachers decline
Enrollment in Teachers College declined
by 135 students from 2,764 in 1977 to
2,629 this year. College of Arts and
Sciences enrollment declined slightly from
4,783 students last fall to 4,737 this year.
The College of Business Administration
also showed a small decline, but of only
four students. This fall 2,598 students are
enrolled in that college.
Graduates constant
Enrollment in the Graduate College
State Senator
Doug Bereuter. . .
First District
Republican
Doug co-sponsored the bottle bill in both
1977 and 1978 to reduce litter solid waste,
and the wasteful use of energy and natural
resources.
Doug sponsored legislation providing funds
for classes for students interested in small
business.
Doug sponsored a measure to hire ad
ditional professors and improve under
graduate instruction at UNL with the
express purpose to lower class size and
to replace graduate assistants with full
time professors.
. Your Kind of Congressman
Paid for by Bereuter
for Congress Committee
Would you like to share your hobbies
with other students and faculty members?
Anything from wine tasting to skate boarding
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Deadline - Tuesday, Sept. 19
Friday, September 1 5, is the last
day for full refunds on all textbooks
that are not needed for fall classes.
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remains nearly constant this year with
3,471 students enrolled, compared with
3,474 a year ago. The College of Law has
463 students enrolled this fall, compared
with 452 a year ago, while 302 students are
enrolled in Dental College, down two from
last year.
Undergraduates Fall 77 Fall '78
Agriculture 1,800 1,811
Architecture 484 525
Arts and Sciences 4,783 4,737
Business Administration 2,602 2,598
Engineering and Tech . 1 ,698 1 ,820
Home Economics 1,105 1,147
Teachers 2,764 2,629
Nursing 224
Undeclared 1,530 1,472
Visiting Students 271 259
Professional
Dentistry 304 302
Law 452 463
Graduate 3,474 3,471
Continuing Studies 989 1 ,0 1 9
Grand Total 22,256 22,477
Nursing was included in Visiting Students
total last year.
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