The University of Michigan

Table I

The Income of the University, by Ten-Year Periods

Showing Principal Sources

Year	Total Income4	Income from State Lands	Mill-Tax	Tuition Fees, etc.	Special Appropriations and Savings for Buildings5
1849-’50	$16,286.22	$15,088.23		$1,006.87
1859-’60	39,735.77	28,409.76		5,705.43
1869-’70	84,966.08	30,000.00		20,039.04	$11,250.00
1880-’816	163,034.40	38,531.59	$31,500.00	63,745.13	15,000.00
1889-’90	360,308.16	38,651.00	47,272.50	100,814.92	147,589.08
1899-’00	555,623.90	38,228.82	281,583.43	185,350.31	12,000.00
1909-’10	1,573,540.14	38,511.63	585,258.75	327,169.53	334,043.46
1919-’20	3,802,164.27	38,428.89	1,687,500.00	682,445.16	659,250.00

Table II

The Faculty and Students

By Ten-Year Periods

Year	Number of Faculty exclusive of Assistants	Number of Graduates	Number of Students
			Lit- erary	Medi- cine	Law	Phar- macy	Homeo- pathic	Dent- istry	Engineer- ing and Architec- ture	Grad- uate7	Summer Session	Total
1850	7	12	72									72
1860	28	109	267	167	92							526
1870	32	339	426	338	308	368				4		1,112
1880	53	415	435	350	395	81	70	83		13		1,427
1890	86	554	929	372	533	83	72	103		78		2,153
1900	166	766	1,254	500	837	76	70	247	280	89	263	3,441
1910	318	1,029	1,841	318	833	97	77	216	1,334	168	1,224	5,383
1920	494	1,1429	5,007	394	382	99	42	350	2,038	340	1,961	9,40110

Table III

The Geographical Distribution of Alumni and Students of the University of Michigan, February, 1920

Alumni (Graduates and Former Students) whose addresses are known			Students in University
	Men	Women
Alabama	90	12	9
Arizona	102	18	11
Arkansas	108	12	15
California	1,242	182	24
Colorado	480	72	31
Connecticut	132	42	49
Delaware	12	1	3
District of Columbia	372	84	50
Florida	132	18	11
Georgia	72	7	13
Idaho	168	30	11
Illinois	3,108	564	373
Indiana	1,422	210	322
Iowa	664	120	96
Kansas	402	54	55
Kentucky	334	24	58
Louisiana	72	6	10
Maine	54	12	6
Maryland	84	24	15
Massachusetts	318	138	53
Michigan	13,548	3,558	5,793
Minnesota	660	114	37
Mississippi	48	9	12
Missouri	768	102	78
Montana	336	60	36
Nebraska	330	30	27
Nevada	42	10	4
New Hampshire	42	12	5
New Jersey	270	54	89
New Mexico	78	9	9
New York	2,358	420	414
North Carolina	48	8	9
North Dakota	120	24	22
Ohio	3,054	420	778
Oklahoma	294	36	45
Oregon	372	60	4
Pennsylvania	1,374	198	298
Rhode Island	48	8	7
South Carolina	30	36	9
South Dakota	186	18	20
Tennessee	138	18	15
Texas	246	30	29
Utah	186	24	9
Vermont	60	8	3
Virginia	78	24	16
Washington	684	120	29
West Virginia	126	12	36
Wisconsin	576	78	47
Wyoming	84	8	9
Total number in United States 35,552	7,138	9,104
American Dependencies	166	23	41
Canada	280	38	79
Foreign Countries	494	92	177
Total	36,492	7,291	9,401
Total (men and women)	43,783
Total number given degrees, June, 1920	35,959
Total number living graduates, June, 1920	29,043