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INSTITUTION (Half-schools marked *)		Number of Professors	Number of Other Instructors	Number of Students	Total Annual Income from Fees	Annual Budget[1]
ALABAMA
1.	Birmingham Medical College	18	12	185	$14,550[2]
2.	University of Alabama, Medical Department	8	17	204	17,300[3]
ARKANSAS
3.	University of Arkansas, Medical Department	18	17	179	14,100[2]
4.	College of Physicians and Surgeons (Little Rock)	25	9	81	6,450[2]
CALIFORNIA
5.	College of Physicians and Surgeons (Los Angels)	28	13	32	4,075[2]
6.	California Eclectic Medical College	26	1	9	1,060[2]
7.	Los Angeles College of Osteopathy	19		"More than 250"	37,500[2]
8.	Pacific College of Osteopathy	19	19	85	12,750[2]
9.	Okland Collee of Medicine and Surgery	13	19	17	2,750[2]
10.	Hahnemann Medical College of the Pacific	13	22	23	2,685[4]
11.	College of Physicians and Surgeons (San Francisco)	23	30	70	7,715[2]
12.	Leland Stanford Junior University, College of Medicine	16	5	16[4]
13.	University of California, Medical Department	12	48	36	7,004	$33,396
COLORADO
14.	University of Colorado, School of Medicine	25	20	85	4,043	28,000
15.	Denver and Gross College of Medicine (University of Denver)	44	35	109	12,624[2]
CONNECTICUT
16.	Yale Medical School	14	50	138	15,325	43,311
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
17.	George Washington University, Department of Medicine	25	44	117	21,833	23,779
18.	Georgetown University, Department of Medicine	20	54	89	11,000
19.	Howard University, Medical Department	22	30	205	26,000	40,000[3]
GEORGIA
20.	Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons	20	31	286	28,000
21.	Atlanta School of Medicine	17	27	230	20,000[2]
22.	Georgia College of Eclectic Medicine and Surgery	14	6	66	5,655[2]
23.	Hospital Medical College	16		43	3,950[2]
24.	Medical College of Georgia (University of Georgia)	18	15	99	6,835
ILLINOIS
25.	Rush Medical College (University of Chicago)	89	141	488	60,485[5]	82,452
Forwarded		562	665	3,142	$343,699

1. Absence of information under this heading may mean one of several things: in proprietary schools there is no budget, because no plans are made,—necessary expenses are met and the balance is divided or is used to reduce debts; in many university departments the expense incurred, while much greater than fee income, is so involved with expense incurred for other laboratory purposes that it cannot be separated. In such instances, it cannot be definitely stated what the cost of the department is..
2. Estimated.
3. Includes state appropriation of $5000 which pays fors sholarships.
4. First year in operation.
5. First two years, University of Chicago: $33,000. Third and fourth years, Rush Medical College: $27,485.