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BD 105 789 HE 006 476

.- AUTHOR Davison, Richard L.TITLE Programs Offered and Degrees Conferred at North

Dakota Institutions of Higher Educatio1,---July 1, 1973- June 30, 1974.

INSTITUTION North Dakota',,Higher Education Facilities Commission,Bisaarck.

PUB-DATE (75]NOTE 61p.

IDES PRICE MP-S0.76 HC-33.32 PLUS POSTAGEDESCRIPTORS *Degrees (Titles);,Educational Prograas; *Financial

Policy; *Higher Education; *Post Secondary Education;*Proprietary Schools; Statistical Data

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IDENTIFIERS *North Dakota.

ABSTRACT. This report provides information on degree and

certification programs offered and completions for fiscal year1973-74 in-North Dakota postsecondary education institutions.Intonation is categorized by program level and by type ofinstitution. Cost information is included, but individuals reviewingthese items are encouraged to contact the institution directly for acomplete cost breakdown. Tuition, fees, board, and room chargesV are V r

subject to change following the publication of this report.,Information included was' provided by adainistrators in eachinstitution. Section 1 contains information on public and privateinstitutions including program offerings by subject programcompletions. Section 2 covers proprietary institutiont. Section 3presents information concerningthe tezt..(Author/PG)

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PROGRAMS OFFEREDoc; ANDLc% DEGREES CONFERRED2 AT

NORTH DAKOTAwcz

INSTITUTIONSOF HIGHER EDUCATION

IJuly 1, 1973 - June 30,1974

U S DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.EDUCATION &WELFARENATIONAL INSTITUTE OF

EDUCATIONTHIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPROOUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVEO FROMTHE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT POINTS GF VIEW OR OPINIONSSTATED 00 NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE OFEOUCATION POSITION OR POLICY

Published by the North Dakota Higher Education Facilities Commission,the designated Postsecondary Education Commission (Section 1202),with funds provided under Section 1203 as provided by theHigher Education Amendments of 1972.

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NORTH DAKOTA HIGHER EDUCATION FACILITIES COMMISSION

Richard P. Bausch, ChairmanBismarck

Kenneth GallowayDevils Lake

Kenneth UrdahlJamestown

Harold C. Ref lingBottineau

V. J. BuckJamestown

Robert C. PainterGrand Forks

Peter C. HinrichsDickinson

Eleanor GrahlBismarck

Richard H. McGeeMinot

Geraldine S. ClappFargo

AUGMENTED MEMBERSHIP FOR 1202 COMMISSION FUNCTIONS

Wallace J. DockterR.C. HadlichJames ShanleyMargo HassebrockRichard HilbornJoe RudeDonna Chalimonczyk

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PROGRAMS OFFERED

AND

DEGREES CONFERRED

AT

NORTH DAKOTA

INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION

JULY 1, 1973 JUNE 30, 1974

PREPARED BY

RICHARD L. DAVISON

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

NORTH DAKOTA HIGHER EDUCATION

FACILITIES COMMISSION

WITH ASSISTANCE FROM

INSTITUTIONAL OFFICIALS

LINDA KAY NAAS, SECRETARY

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

List of Tables ii

Introduction iiiAbbreviations iv

SECTION I

PUBLIC & PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS

A.

B.

General Information1. Institutional Administrators2. Institutional Charges3. Highest Level of Program Offerings

Program Offerings By Subject

1

2

4

4. One Year Program Offerings By Subject 5

5. Two Year Program Offerings By Subject 7

6. Bachelor's Degree Program Offerings By Subject (Majors) 107. Bachelor's Degree Program Offerings By Subject (Minors) 148. Master's Degree Program Offerings By Subject 17

9. Specialist's Degree Program Offerings By Subject 1910. Doctoral Degree Program Offerings By Subject 20

C. Student Program Completions11. One Year Programs By Area 21

12. Two Year Programs By Area 2313. Associate Degrees Conferred By Area 2514. Bachelor Degrees Awarded By Subject Area By Majors 27

15. Bachelor Degrees Awarded By Subject Area By Minors 3016a. Professional Degrees Awarded at UND 31

16b. Masters and Doctors Degrees Awarded By Subject Area 32

SECTION II

PROPRIETARY INSTITUTIONS

A. General Information17. Institutional Contacts and Addresses 3418. Institutional Charges, Completions 37

19. Program Offerings By Inttitution 40

SECTION III

FINANCIAL AID

A. General Information20. Institutional Financial Aid Officers 48

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INTRODUCTION

This report provides information on degree and certificate programs offered

and completions for Fiscal Year 1973-74 in North Dakota postsecondary educational

institutions.

Information is categorized by program level and by type of institution. The

proprietary institutions are 4dentified with programs offered in Section II.

Cost information is included on pages 2, 3, 37, 38, and 39. Individuals,

reviewing these items are encouraged to contact the institution directly for a

complete cost breakdown. Tuitior4fees, board and room charges are subject to

change following the publication of this report.

Information included was provided by administrators in each institution.ea

Those institutions that do not have complete data did not respond to all the

Commission's requests.

Individuals desiring additional program information about vocational-technical

programs should check the directory published by the State Board for Vocational

Education.

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ABBREVIATIONS

NDSU North Dakota State UniversityFargo 58102

UND. University of North DakotaGrand Forks 58201

DSC Dickinson State CollegeDickinson 58601

MaSC Mayville State CollegeMayville 58257

MiSC Minot State CollegeMinot 58701

VCSC Valley City State CollegeValley City 58072

sBJC Bismarck Junior CollegeBismarck 58501

BB North Dakota State University-Bottineau BranchBottineau 58318

LRJC Lake Region Junior CollegeDevils Lake 58301

WC University of North Dakota-Williston CenterWilliston 58801

NDSSS North Dakota State School of ScienceWahpeton 58075

JC' Jamestown CollegeJamestown 58401

MC Mary CollegeBismarck 58501

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Table 1

NAMELocation

University of North DakotaGrand Forks, ND 58202

North Dakota State UniversityFargo, ND 58102

Minot State CollegeMinot, ND 58701

Dickinson State CollegeDickinson, ND 58601

Valley City State CollegeValley City, ND 58072

Mayville State CollegeMayville, ND 58257

Jamestown CollegeJamestown, ND 58401

Mary CollegeBismarck, ND 58501

North DakotaState School of Science

Wahpeton, ND 58075

Bismarck Junior CollegeBismarck, ,ND 58501

Lake Region Junior CollegeDevils Lake, ND 58301

UND-Williston CenterWilliston, ND 58801

NDSU-Bottineau BranchBottineau, ND 58318

CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR HEAD-COUNT ENROLLMENTTitle Fall 1974

*Includes evening credit program

FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS

Dr. Thomas J. CliffordPresident

Dr. Laurel D. LoftsgardPresident

Dr.- .Gordon B. Olson

President

Dr. R.C. GillundPresident

Dr. Ted DeVriesPresident

Dr. James A. SchobelPresident

Mr. W. Soren EgekvistInterim President

Dr. Harold J. MillerPresident

TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS

Dr. Clair T. BlikrePresident

Mr. Ralph WernerPresident

Mr. Merril BergPresident

Mr. Garvin StevensDean

Dr. Robert E. JohnsonDean

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Male Female TOTAL

4762 3409 8171

3961 2678 6639

954 1249 2203

456 518 974

421 425 846

313 312 625

230 257 487

302 534 836

2098 1020 3118

940 872 1812*

378 208 586

329 251 580

285 256 541

Table 2

INSTITUTION

Term

INSTITUTIONAL CHARGES

Per Academic Year

TUITION

Resident

Non-resident

Full-time

Part-time

Full-time

Part-time

FEES

1974-75 Academic Year.

ROOM

BOARD

Full-time

;'art-time

Double

Single

5-day

7-day

UND

NDSU

MiSC

DSC

VCSC

MaSC

NDSSS

BB

S$354.00a

434.00b

464.005

504.00"

$354.00a

435.00u

$315.00

396.00u

$315.00

$315.00

$315.00

$315.00

$315.00

$19.50/hr

22.80/hr

24.05/hr

25.75/hr

$12.00/hr

14.00/hr

$ 8.75/hr

11.00/hr

$ 8.75/hr

$ 8.75/hr

$ 8.75/hril

$ 8.75/hr

8.75/hr

a - Undergraduate

b - Graduate

c - Law School

d - Medical School

$1082.00

1162.00

1192.00

1352.00

$1083.00

1164.00

$ 852.00

933.00

$ 852.00

$ 852.00

$ 852.00

$ 852.00

$ 852.00

$49.85/hr

53.15/hr

54.40/hr

61.10/hr

$32.00/hr

34.00/hr

$23.67/hr

25.92/hr

$23.67/hr

$23.67/hr

$23.67/hr

$23.67/hr

$23.75/hr

$113.00'

113.00

113.00

113.00

$ 81.00

81.00

$ 85.50

.85.50

$114.00

$115.50

$109.50

$ 54.00*

72.00

* Plus

desi

Included

in

Tuition

Included

in

Tuition

$ 2.38/hr

2.38/hr

$ 3.17/hr

$ 3.21/hr

$ 3.05/hr

*

$ 2.00/hr

special f

nated cur

$350

$435- -

hi -rise

390- -

others

$226 -

312

$330.75

$270 -

279

$306

$306

Hi-rise

360

$252 -

297

es for

iculums

$430

$510

$270 -

405

$475.50

$330 -

339

$405

$405

$552

$552

$540

$516

$525

$546

$600

$600

$570

$606

Cafeteria

$450

$477

1974-75 Academic Year

INSTITUTION

TUITION

INSTITUTIONAL CHARGES,

Per Academic Year

FEES

,

ROOM

,BOARD

MC JC

BJC

LRJC

WC

Term

S S

Resident

Non-resident

Full-time -Part-time

Full-time

Part-time

Full-time

$1150.00

$1700.00

$ 11.50/hr

$310.00

$396.00

$35/hr

$ 250 per

course

$13.50/hr

$16.00/hr

$17.50/hr

$1150.00

$1700.00

$14.50/hr?

19.50/hri

$500.00

$396.00

$ 35/hr

$250 per

course

$16.50/hr?

21.50/hr1

$16.00/hr

$17.50/hr

$40.00e

$90.00e

$ 180.002

150.00'

$56.00

Part-time

IDouble

Included

in

Tuition

$ 380

$ 470

$ 340

$ 315 -

360

$ 315

Single

5-day

7-day

$ 445

$ 670

450

$ 480

$ 525

$ 250-

450

$ 575

$ 660

e - Additi nal fees for special courses

f - Distri t resident

g - State resident, out of district

h - Out-o -district resident

i - Out-of-state

(A)

TABLE 3

HIGHEST LEVEL OF PROGRAM OFFERIMGSAT NORTH DAKOTA COLLEGES

AND UNIVERSITIES

INSTITUTION Associate Bachelors Masters Doctorate

NDSU X

UND

MiSC X

DSC X

MaSC X

VCSC X

BJC X

BB X

LRJC X

UND-WC X

NDSSS X

JC X

MC X .

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Table 4

One Year Program Offerings By Subject

Fall, 1974

Subject Area

STATE SUPPORTED INSTITUTIONS

PRIVATE

BJC

COMMUNITY

COLLEGES

LRJC

UND-WC

Universities

Four-Year Colleges

I Two-Year Colleges

NDSU-BB

NDSSS

INSTITUTIONS

JC

MC

UND

NDSQ

MilC

DSC

VCSC

MSC

PROFESSIONS

BUSINESS

Accounting

General Business

Secretarial Studies

XX

XX

.

X

X XX

X XX

VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL

BUSINESS TECHNOLOGIES

Bank Teller

Computer-Key Punch

Data Processing

Financial Management

Flowership Technician

General Clerical

mik

Greenhouse Technician

t-

Stenography

X X X X

X X X

X X X XX

X X

TRANSPORTATION TECH.

Auto Body

Repair

Auto Mechanics

Farm Equipment Maintenance

General Mechanics

Service Station Attendant

X X

XX X

CONSTRUCTION TECH.

Cooling & Heating Equip.

Electric Lineman

Plumbing

Refrigeration-Air Cond.

Sheet Metal

X X X

X X

HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES

Dental Assistant

Nursing

X XX

X

u

Table 4 (continued)

STATE SUPPORTED INSTITUT ONS

PRIVATE

INSTITUTIONS

JC

MC

BJC

COMMUNITY

COLLEGES

LRJC

UND-WC

Subject Area

Universities

Four-Year Colleges

Two-Year Colleses

NDSSS

UND

NDSU

IMiSC

DSC

VCSC

.MaSC

NDSU-BB

Other VOC-TECH Areas

Agriculture

Interior Decorating

Landscape Gardening

Machinist

Parks & Recreation Mgt.

Part & Shop Technician

Parts Training

Radio-TV Servicing

Recreational Engine

Servicing

Upholstery

Welding

X X X X

X X X X X

X XX

i-o-

r...7e

..

Table 5

Two'Year Program Offerings By Subject

Fall, 1974

Subject Area


PRIVATE

COMMUNITY

COLLEGES

Universities

Four-Year Colleges

Two-Year Colleges

INSTITUTIONS

UND

NDSU

XX

MiSC

X

DSC X

VCSC

X

MaSC.

X

NDSU-BB

X

NDSSS

X

JC

MC

BJC X

LRJC

X

UND-WC

XLIBERAL ARTS AND PRE -

PROFESSIONAL STUDIES

PROFESSIONS

BUSINESS

Accounting

Business Administration

Business Aviation

Business Management

Distributive Education

Executive Specialist

,Fashion Merchandising

Generdl Business

Industrial Mgt.

Management

0A,Retail Mgt. & Marketing

cr,Secretarial Studies

Supermarket Management

X X X

X X X X

X.

X X

X X X

X X X X X X

X X X X X X

X X X X X X X X X

X X X X X

X X X X X X X X

X X X X X X X X X X

VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL

BUSINESS TECHNOLOGIES

Advertising Specialist

Agri-Business

Data Processing

Farm & Ranch Mgt.

Farm Equipment Mgt.

General Clerical

Greenhouse & Flowershop Mgt.

Hotel-Motel-Restaurant Oper.

Legal Secretary

Medical Secretary

Mid-Mgt. & Marketing

Stenography

Executive Secretary

X X X

X X X

X X X X

X X X X

X X X X X X

X X X X X

X X X X X X X

X X X X X

X X X X X X X X

Table 5 (continued)

Subject Area


PRIVATE

COMMUNITY'

COLLEGES

Universities

Four-Year Colleges

Two-Year Colleges

INSTITUTIONS

UND

NDSU

MiSC

DSC

VCSC

MaSC

NDSU-BB

NDSSS

JC

MC

BJC

LRJC

UND-WC

TRANSPORTATION TECH.

Auto Body REpair

Auto Mechanics

Diesel Mechanics

General Mechanics

Machine Shop

X X X

X X

X X

CONSTRUCTION TECH.

Carpentry

Refrigeration-Air Cond.

Sheet Metal

ENGINEERING & IND. TECH.

Architectural Drafting

Civil Engineering Tech.

Electrical and

Electronic Drafting

Electrical Tech.

OAElectro-Mechanical Tech.

-:Electronic Tech.

Engineering Aide

Environmental Science Tech.

Graphic Arts

Mechanical Drafting

Mechanical'Systems Design

Pre-Ensineerin. Studies

X.

X X X X X X X X X

X

X

HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES

Chemical Technology

Cyto-Technology

Dental Hygienist

Medical Technology

Mental Health Technician

Nursing

Occupational Therapy Asst.

Orthopedic Assistant

X

X

X X X

X

X X X

X

X X

Table 5 (continued)

Subject Area


Four-Year Colleges

Two-Year Colleges

PRIVATE

INSTITUTIONS

COMMUNITY

COLLEGES

Universities

UND

NDSU

MiSC

DSC

VCSC

MaSC

NDSU-BB

NDSSS

JC

MC

BJC

LRJC

UND-WC

Other VOC-TECH Areas

Agriculture

Business Mach. Serv.

Child & Family

Services Aide

Clothing Retailing

Commercial Art

Dietetic Technician

Electronic Communication

Servicing

Food Service Tech.

& Management

Forestry

Home

Economics

*Home Management Aide

Horticultural

Interior Decorating

I. Interior Design Tech.

C) Journalism

Landscape Gardening

Law Enforcement

Machinist

Nursery Practice

Parks & Recreation Mgt.

Plastic Mold-Making

Printing

Radio Broadcasting

Radio-Telephone Comm.

Radio-TV Servicing

Recreation Aid

Telecommunications

Tool & Die Making

Wildlife Management

X

X X X X X X X X

X

,

X X

.

X

.

r t .

-

:

X X X.

X X X X

X X X X X X X X

.

X X

.

X X

X

X X

__

tc

Table 6

Bachelor's Degree Program Offerings By Subject (Majors)

Fall, 1974

Subject Area


PRIVATE

INSTITUTIONS

COMMUNITY

COLLEGES

Universities

Four-Year Colleges

Two-Year Colleges

UND

NDSU

IMiSC

DSC

VCSC

MaSC

NDSU-BB

NDSSS

JC

MC

.

BJC

LRJC

UND-WC

COLLEGE STUDIES

/X

XX

UNIVERSITY STUDIES

LIFE SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Bacteriology

Biology

.

Botany

Environmental Science

Zoology

X

XX

XX

XX

X

X

X

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES

Agronomy

Animal Science

Entomology

I.. Horticulture

er.) Plant Pathology

Soils

Wildlife Mgt.

X X.

X X X X

X

HEALTH SCIENCES

Pharmacy

Nursing'

Occupational Therapy

Physical Therapy

Medical Tech

Social Work

X-Ray Tech.

X

XX

X X XX

X

XX

XX

XX

XX X

M.C.P.E. SCIENCES

.

MATHEMATICS

IX

COMPUTER SCIENCE

XX

,.

O

Table 6 (continued)


PRIVATE

COMMUNITY

Subject Area

Universities

Four-Year Colleges

Two-Year Colleges, INSTITUTIONS

COLLEGES

UND

NDSU

MiSC

DSC

VCSC

MaSC

NDSU-BB

NDSSS

JC

MC

BJC

LRJC

UND -WC.

M.C.P.E. SCIENCES (cont.)

PHYSICAL SCIENCES

General

XX

XX

X

Chemistry

XX

XX

XX

X

Physics

XX

X

Geology

X

Earth Science

XX

X

ENGINEERING SCIENCES

Agricultural

X

Chemical

X

Civil

XX

Construction Mgt.

X

Electrical

XX

mGeological

X'

c:,

Industrial

XX

Mechanical

XX

GENERAL

General Science

Science for Teachers

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

PSYCHOLOGY

XX

XX

SOCIAL SCIENCES

General

XX

XX

XX

X

Agri. Economics

X

American Studies

X

Business Economics

XX

,

Economics

XX

X

Geography

XX

History

Xi

XX

XX

X

History-Political Science

X

Political Science

XX

X.

Socioloav

iX

XX

Table 6 (continued)

Subject Area

"I:

i,

SPRIVATE

MC

COMMUNITY

COLLEGES

BJC

LRJC

UND-WC

Universities

Four-Year Colleges

Two-Year Colleges!

NDSU-BB

NDSSS

INSTITUTIONS

JC

UND

NDSU

MiSC

DSC

VCSC

MaSC

HUMANITIES

GENERAL HUMANITIES

X

FINE ARTS

Art

Music

Performing Arts

X-

X

X X

X X

X X

X X

X X

X X X

LETTERS

Classical Language

Communications

English

French

German

Journalism

Latin

Modern Foreign Language

ND

Norwegian

,.

Philosophy

Public Address

Radio-TV

Religion

Russian Studies

Scandinavian

Spanish

Speech & Drama

Theatre Arts

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

X X X X X X

X X X

X X X

XX X

X X X X

X1,

, ,-, ,r 4

°I 4

/,'

PROFESSIONS

bJSINESS

Accounting

Aviation


Business Economics

Finance-Banking

General Business

X X X X IX

X

X XX

X

X X

X.

.

X

Table 6 (continued)

Subject Area

STATE SUPPORTED INSTITUT

ONS

PRIVATE

COMMUNITY

COLLEGES

BJC

LRJC

UND-WCI,

Universities

Four-Year Colleges

Two-Year Colleges

INSTITUTIONS

YND

NDSU

MiSC

DSC

VCSC

MaSC

NDSU-BB

NDSSS

JC

MC

BUSINESS (cont.)

Industrial Management

Marketing

Personnel Mgt.

Police Administration

Public Administration

Retail Merchandising

Secretarial

X X X X X X XX

X

EDUCATION

Agriculture

Business

Cooperative Edication

Distributive

Education of the Deaf

Elementary

Exceptional Child

Home Economics

Industrial Tech.

Library Science

Mentally Retarded

N0

Music

Physical Education

Recreation

Speech-Hearing

X X X X X X X X X X X

X X

.

X X X

X X X X X X X X X

X X X X

X X X X X

X

.

X X X

X X X

X

HOME ECONOMICS

General

Child Dev./Fam. Rel.

Clothing Textiles

Design

Food-Nutrition

Home Mgt.-Family Econ.

Home Econ. Education

X X X

X X X X X X X

ARCHITECTURE

X

.

p

8. c

Table 7

Bachelor's Degree Program Offering By Subject (Minors)

Fall, 1974

Subject Area


PRIVATE

INSTITUTIONS

COMMUNITY

COLLEGES

Universities

Four-Year Colleges

Two-Year Colleges

UND

NOW

MiSC

DSC

VCSC

MaSC

NDSU-BB

NDSSS

JC

MC

BJC

LRJC

UND-WC

LIBERAL ARTS

X

LIFE SCIENCES

.

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

_Bacteriology

Biology

Botany

Zoology

X

XX

XX

XX

X

XX

X


Agronomy

Animal Science

Entomology

Horticulture

Plant Pathology

V Soils

X X X X X X

M.C.P.E. SCIENCES

MATHEMATICS

XX

XX

XX

XX

COMPUTER SCIENCE

XX

PHYSICAL SCIENCES

.General

Chemistry

Physics

Geology

Earth Science

XX

XX

XX

XX

XX

XX

XX

X

XX

X

X X

GENERAL

General Science

Science for Elem. Teach.

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

1PSYCHOLOGY

XX

XX

X

Table 7 (cOntinued)

Subject Area


FFour-Year Colleges

1 Two-Year Colleges

PRIVATE

INSTITUTIONS

COMMUNITY

COLLEGES

Universities

UND

NDSU

I !MSC

DSC

VCSC

MaSC

NDSU-BB

NDSSS

JC

MC

BJC

LRJC

UND-WC

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES (cont.)

SOCIAL SCIENCES

General

Agri. Economics

American Studies

Business Economics

Economics

Geography

History

Political Science

Sociology

X X X X X X X

X X X X X X X X

X X X X X X

X X X X

X X X X X X

X XX X X

HUMANITIES

FINE ARTS

Art

Music

NUTTERS

W"Classical Language

Communications

English

French

German

Journalism

Latin

Norwegian

Philosophy

Public Address

Religion

Russian Studies

Scandinavian

Spanish

Speech & Drama

Theatre Arts

X X X X X X . X X X X X X X X X X

X X X X X

X X X X

X X X X X X X

X X X X

X X X X X

X X X X X

..t,

Table 7 (continued)

Subject Area


PRIVATE

COMMUNITY

COLLEGES

Universities

Four-Year Colleges

Two-Year Colleges

INSTITUTIONS

i1

CS

SC

1 1SU-BB

NDSSS

JC

MC

BJC

LRJC

UND-WC

.

PROFESSIONS

1

BUSINESS

Accounting

Business Economics

General Business

Marketing

Secretarial

X X

X

XX X

XX X

EDUCATION

.

Agriculture

Business

Coaching

Distributive

Driver Education

Health

Home Economics

0Industrial Tech.

oe

Library Science

Mentally Retarded

Music

Physical Education

Recreation

S.eech-Hearin.

X X X X X X X X

X X X

X X X X X X X X X X

X X X X X X X

X X X X X X X X

,

X X X X X X X X

X X

HOME ECONOMICS

Geiiiii)

Child Dev./Fam.Rel.

Clothing-Textiles

Design

Food-Nutrition

Home Mgt.-Family Econ.

Home Econ. Education

X X X X X X

ARCHITECTURE

X

I

.. c

Table 8

Master's Degree Program Offerings By Subject

Fall, 1974

Subject Area

STATE SUPPORTED INSTITUT ONS

PRIVATE

COMMUNITY

COLLEGES

BJC

LRJC

UND-WC

Universities

Four-Year Colleges

Two Year Colleges1

INSTITUTIONS

CMC

1o

g1

CY, SC

)U BB

ND

S


Agricultural Economics

Agronomy

Animal Science

Cereal Chemistry & Tech

General Agriculture

Horticulture

Natural Resource Mgt.

Soil Science

X X X X X X X X

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Anatomy

Bacteriology-Microbiology

Biochemistry

Biology

Botany

Entomology

tv.) Pharmacognosy

C%) Pharmacology

Physiology

Plant Pathology

Zoology

X XX

XX

X

X X X X

X XX

HEALTH SCIENCE

Pharmacy

Speech Pathology & Audiology

X

BUSINESS

Accounting


Industrial Management

'Marketing

X X X

EDUCATION

Agricultural Education

Business & Vocational Ed.

Counseling & Guidance

Education of the Deaf

Education Administration

X

X XX

XX

X

Table 8 (continued)

Subject Area


'PRIVATE

COMMUNITY

COLLEGES

Universities

Four-Year Colleges

Two-Year Colleges

INSTITUTIONS

aa

ICS

uSC

NDSU-BB

NDSSS

JC

MC

BJC

LRJC

UND-WC

EDUCATION (cont.)

Education Measurements

Elementary Education

General Science

Health, Physical Education

and Recreation

Home Economics Education

Industrial Technology

Learning Disabilities

Library Science

Mental Retardation

Reading Education

Secondary Education

Special Education

X X XX

X

X

X

X

X

X

XX

.

ENGINEERING

Agricultural Engineering

Architecture

Chemical Engineering

Civil Engineering

i?Electrical Engineering

***Industrial Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

X X

X XX

XX X

XX

.

HUMANITIES AND FINE ARTS

English

Languages

Linguistics

Music

Speech & Dramatic Arts

X X X X XX

.

MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICAL

SCIENCES

Chemistry

Geology

Mathematics

Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Physics

Polymers & Coatings

XX

X XX X

XX X

1 t

Table 8 (continued)

Subject Area

STATE SUPPORTED INSTITUT

SPRIVATE

COMMUNITY

COLLEGES

BJC

LRJC

UND-WC

Univgrsities

Four-Year Colleges

Two-Year Colleges

INSTITUTIONS

JC

MC

UND

NDSV

X

MiSC

US

CSC

SU-BB

NDSSS

COMPUTER SCIENCE

SOCIAL SCIENCES

Economics

General

Geography

History

Planning-Community & Rgnl.

Political Science

Psychology

Sociology

X XX

X XX X

X X X

.

HOME ECONOMICS

Child Devel/Fam. Rel.

Food & Nutrition

Textiles & Clothing

X X X

:o Table 9

SPECIALIST'S DEGREE PROGRAMS

.

EDUCATION



.

Table 10

Doctor's Degree Program Offerings By Subject

Fall, 1974

Subject Area

STATE SUPPORTED INSTITUTIOS

Four-Year Colleges

MiSC

DSC

us g

MJSC

Two-Year Colleges

NDSU-BB

NDSSS

PRIVATE

INSTITUTIONS

JC

MC

COMMUNITY

COLLEGES

BJC

LRJC

UND-WC

Universities

OD

NDSU


Agronomy

Animal Science

Cereal Chemistry & Tech.

Soil Science

X X X X

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

-

Anatomy

Bacteriology-Microbiology

Biochemistry

Biology

Botany

Entomology

Physiology

Plant Pathology

Zoology

X X XX

X

X X

X

X

EDUCATION

Business & Vocational Ed.



'Teacher Education

X X X X

HUMANITIES AND FINE ARTS

.

4

English

X

MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICAL

SCIENCES

.

Chemistry

Geology

Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Polymers & Coatings

XX

.

X

SOCIAL SCIENCES

.

History

Psychology

X.

N C

Table 11

NUMBER OF STUDENTS COMPLETING ONE-YEAR PROGRAMS BY AREAJuly 1, 1973 - June 30, 1974

21

Subject Area BJC BB LRJC WC NDSSS MiSC MaSC TOTAL

Accounting 5 5

Auto-Body 19 19

Auto-Mechanics 15 15

Cooling & Heating 30 30

Data Processing 37 37

Dental Assistant 16 16

Electrical Lineman 31 31

Electronics Technology 12 12

Financial Clerical 12 12

Financial Management

Flower Shop Management 8 8

General Clerical 15 8 15 48 3 89

Greenhouse Management 5 5

Interior Decorating 9 9

Key Punch 17 17

Mechanical Systems Design 1 1

Parks & Recreation 3 3

Parts Training 14 14

Plumbing 26 26

Practical Nursing 44 27 169 240 .-

Prod. Welding 14 14

Recreational Engine Serv. = 22 22

Ref.-Air Conditioning 14 14

al

22

Table 11 (continued)

WC NDSSS. Subject Area BJC BB LRJC

12

MiSC aSC TOTAL

Secretarial Studies 22 18 43 1 96

Service Station Attendant 1 1

Sheet Metal 16 16

Stenographic & Sec. 3 83 86

Upholstery 3 3

Welding 21 10 35 66

TOTALS 134 34 88 81 523 43 4 907

32

Table 12

23

NUMBER CF STUDENTS COMPLETING TWO-YEAR PROGRAMS BY AREAJuly 1, 1973 - June 30, 1974

Subject Area

Accounting


Agri-Business

Auto-Body

Auto-Mechanic

Architectural Drafting

Business Machines Service

Business Management

Carpentry

Civil Engineering Tech.

Clerical

Computer Programmer

Diesel Mechanics

Electronic Technology

Electrical Technology

Electrical & ElectronicDrafting Tech. .

Environmental Systems

Executive Specialist

Fashion Merchandising

Graphic Arts

Interior Decorating

Legal Secretary

Machine Shop

MaSC LRJC WC UDSSS MiSC

1

8

8 12

41

23 79

6 12 13

12

9 1

20

4 5

5

1

12

3

TOTAL

1

8

20

41

102--

31

12

10

20

9

1 1

56 56

12 12

12 12

14 14

17

14

5

17

12

3

14

a31


Subject Area MaSC LRJC WC NDSSS MiSC TOTAL

Mechanical Drafting 14 14

Mechanical Systems Design 15 15

Medical Secretary 3 3

Parts Training

Plastic InjectionMold Making 3 3

Radio-TV 18 18

Recreation Assistant 3 3

Refrigeration & Air Cond.Tech. 3 3

Retail-Managementand Marketing 9 9

Secretarial Studies 47 47

TOTALS 78 59 322 47 506

24

34

Table 13

ASSOCIATE DEGREES CONFERRED BY AREAJuly 1, 1973 - June 30, 1974

25

Subject Area IlaSC UND NDSU BJC BB NDSSS VCSC MiSC DSC LRJC WC TOTAL

Accounting


Agriculture

Agri-Business

Architectural Draft. &Estimating Tech

Arts


Business Aviation

Business Management

Carpentry

Chemical Technology

Civil Technology

Clerical

Computer Programmer

Data Processing

Dental Hygiene

Distributive Education

Electrical Technology

Electro.-Mech. Tech.

Electronic Technology

Engineering Aide

Food Service Tech.

Forestry

General Business

16

22

5

31

44

1

8

12

1

5 15

37 9

2

23

8 1

25

1

25

9 1

64

15

48

1

9

13

10 1 3

31

8

22

34

44

1

20

46

2

23

9

25

1

25

10

64

15

48

1

9

13

14

Graphic Arts 14 14

Home Economics 25 253)


26

Subject Area MaSC UND NDSU BJC BB NDSSS VCSC MiSC DSC LRJC WC TOTAL

Horticulture 3 3

Interior Decorating 12 12

Journalism-Printing 1 1

Law Enforcement 14 14

Legal Secretary 15 16 31

Liberal Arts 179 38 14 3 64 64 362

Mechanical Drafting-Design Technology 18 18

Medical Secretary 6 25 31

Medical Technology

Mid-Management 12 12

Nursing 75 48 123

Occupational Therapy Asst. 18 18

Operating Engineering Tech. 1 1

Orthopedic Asst. 7 7

Park Administration 2 2

Pre-Computer Tech. 1 1

Pre-Professional Studies 6 23 29

Recreation

Refrig. & Air Cond. 34 34

Retail Management 5 5

Secretarial Arts 25 5 6 3 21 6 66

Stenographer 11 11

Wildlife Management 10 4 14

Wildlife & Ecology Tech. 17 17

TOTALS 10 26 116 257 113 515 13 17 70 68 111 1316

36

Table 14

BACHELOR DEGREES AWARDED BY SUBJECT AREA BY MAJORSJuly 1, 1973 - Jupe.30, 1974

27

Subject Area NDSU UND DSC MaSC MiSC VCSC JC MC TOTAL

LIFE SCIENCES 303 2001/2 11 6 5832 10 224 53 6644

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE 55 401/2 11 6 111/2 10 3 137

Bacteriology 21 21Biology 8 15 11 6 111/2 10 3 641/2

Botany 1 1 2

Natural Science 19 19

Zoology 25 51/2 _AL_AGRIC. SCIENCE -112 5 117

General 7 7

Agronomy 16 16

Animal Science 38 38

Entomology 5 5

Enviornmental Sci.Horticulture 10 10

Mechanized Ag. 25 25

Soil Science 11 11

Wildlife Mgt. 5 5

HEALTH SCIENCES 136 155 47 193- 53 41034

Medical Tech. 13 16 12 9 50

Nursing 98 21 191/2 40 1781/2

0cc. Therapy 17 17

Pharmacy 94 94

Phy. Therapy 17 17

Speech Path. & Aud. 29 7 13 49

X-ray 1 4 5

M.C.P.E. SCIENCE 153 1361/2 20 18 293, 1115 6 4 37814-

22 36k 14 13 18 81/2 11/4 11335___WagATICS

COMPOSITE MATH & SCI. 4 4

COMPUTER SCIENCE 7 9 16

PHYSICAL SCIENCES 17 25 6 5 114 3 5 72

General 2 3 5 10

Chemistry 12 7 1 3 23

Earth Science 2 101/2 121/2

Geology 12 12

Physics 5 4 1 AILAhL.ENGINEERING SCIENCE 107 66 173

Agricultural 9 9

Architectural 1 1

3

28


Subject Area t1DSU UND DSC MaSC MiSC VCSC JC MC TOTAL

ENGINEERING SCIENCE (cont.

ChemicalCivil (incl. Constr.

8 8

Management) 26 15 41Electrical 33 19 52Geological 3 3Industrial 12 8 20.Mechailical 26 13 39

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE 48 881-

COMPOSITE SCIENCE

PSYCHOLOGY 29 59 14 43 100k

SOCIAL SCIENCE 119 1294 105 1515 31 1915 1§1/4 2 347iGeneral 9 331/2 111/2 151/2 111/2 5 86Agric. Economics 44 44American Studies 1 1Anthropology 8 8Economics 7 1 8Geo. & Earth Sci. 7 3 3 13History 21 151/2- 121/2 111/2 71/2 2 70History & Political Sci. 11/2 11/2

Political Science 5 411/2 1 471/2

Russian StudiesSociology 33 22 7 61/2 683

HUMANITIES 58 123/5 26 81/4 21 24 10 4 275

FINE ARTS 7 2215 3 101/2 3 46Art 4 6 2 41/2 161/2

Dramatic Arts 3 71/2 2 1211

Fine Arts 4 4Music 5 1 6 1 13

LETTERS 51 101 26 85 18 1315 7 4 229Classical Lang. -

Latin & Greek 1 1

Communications 8 8English 33 42 21 81/2 101/2 131/2 1 4 1331/2

French 4 4 8Gen. Foriegn Lang.German 1 h , 11/2

Honors 1 1

Humanities 1 1

Journalism 19 19Philosophy & Religion 2 3 5 10Radio-TV 21/2 21/2

Speech & Drama 5 16 5 71/2 3311

Spanish 6 315 li 10

38

Table 14 (continued)29

Subject Area NDSU UND DSC MaSC MiSC VCSC JC MC TOTAL

PROFESSIONS 485 787k 1601/4 118 3021/2L 173k 301/4 90 21471/4_

BUSINESS 69 2801/4 314 8 68 14 9 29 509

General 1074 14 1214Accounting 76 7 83Business Admin. 3111 8 68 9 22 1384Business Economics 69 4 73Finance-Banking 2 2

Indust. Mgt. 10 10

Insurance 1 1

Marketing 31 31Personnel Mgt. 14 14

Publie Admin. 22 22Retail Mech. 9 9

Sec. Studies 4 4

EDUCATION 173 4314 129 110 2164 1571/2 211s 40 1279

Agriculture 26 26

Art 5 54 24 7 1 21Aviation Admin. 144 144

Business 154 12 9 20 15 714Deaf 311 34

Distributive 7 7

Early Childhood Ed. I

(Comb w/Elem.) 35 35

Elementary 179 77 60 1034 100 7 40 5664

Home Economics 80 204 1004

Industrial Tech. 174 64 24

Library Science 94 94Music Education 17 19 17 114 21 34 89

Physical Ed. 50 364 174 27 27 36 10 204

Special Ed. 48 19 67

Speech Pathology 241/2 151/4 40

ARCHITECTURE 56 56

(includes arch. stds.) 56 56

HOME ECONOMICS 136 121/4 1481/4

General 6 7 13

Child Dev./Fam.Rel. 59 59

Clothing-Textiles 30 30

Design 4 4

Food, Nutrition,Dietetics 36 54 414

Home Management 1 1

MISCELLANEOUS 51 63 18 c 21 155

Recreation 2 7 9

Related FieldsConcentration 3 3

Social Work 58 21 79

University Studies 51 11 2 64

TOTAL 1147 14364 232 166 4564 2384 90 153 39194

Table 15

BACHELOR DEGREES AWARDED BY SUBJECT AREA BY MINORSJuly 1, 1973 - June 30, 1974

30

Subject Area DSC NaSC MiSC

LIFE SCIENCES 7 2 4

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE 7 2 4Biology 7 2 4Natural Science

M.C.P.E. SCIENCES 201/2 11 4

MATHfMATICS 11 3 2

PHYSICAL SCIENCE 91i 8 2General 6Chemistry 5Eartn Science 21/2 1 1

Physics 2 1 1

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE 26 22 18

PSYCHOLOGY 8 10

SOCIAL SCIENCES 18 12 8General 7 12

American StudiesEconomicsGeo. & Earth Science 21/2 4History 61/2 6Political Science 2Sociolm 2 6

HUMANITIES 521/2 12 7

FINE ARTS 9

Art 6Music 3

LETTERS 431/2 12 7

English 10 41/2 4French 2 1 1

German 14k 2

Journalism 51/2

LatinPhilosophyReligionSpanish 6kSpeech & Drama 5 41/2 2

40

VCSC MC TOTAL

4 17

4 17

4 17

161/4 52

4 . 20

la 37_6

8 13

41/2

416 81/2

36 102

18

8414 33

1 1

91/2 16

8 20k2 414 b

241/4 7 103

5 1 '15

6

5 1 9

194 6 8815k 34

4 81 1 18k

51/2

1 1

61/2

3 14

Table 15 (continued) 31

Subject Area DSC MaSC MiSC VCSC MC TOTAL

PROFESSIONS 591/2 43 27 35 14 1781/2

BUSINESS 141/2 3 171/2

GeneralAccounting 51/2 3 81/2

Bus.Administration 8 8Steno 1 1

EDUCATION 45 43 26 35 11 160General 9 9

Business Education 51/2 5 5 151/2

Coaching 2 2

Driver Education 1 1

Home Economics 4 1 5

Industrial Technology 9 9

Library Science 20 14 3 81/2 451/2

Music Education 3' 4 7

Physical Education 25 201/2 9 111/2 66Special Education

HOME ECONOMICS

SOCIAL WORK

MISCELLANEOUS 1 1

Aero-SpaceMilitary SciencePhilosophy-TheologySpeech Pathology 1 1

TOTAL 1651/2 90 60 116 21 4521/2

*** NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY and the UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA no longer listMinors. JAMESTOWN COLLEGE does not require a Minor for graduation but offers 16Minors and recommends a Minor for students preparing to teach.

Table 16a

PROFESSIONAL DEGREES AWARDED AT UNDJuly 1, 1973 - June 30, 1974

Program Number Completing

Law

Medicine

61

61

TOTAL 122

41

Table 164

MASTERS AND DOCTORS DEGREES AWARDED BY SUBJECT AREA BY MAJORSJuly 1 1973 - June 30, 1974

32

SpecialistNDSU

MastersTOTAL

DoctorsSubject Area UND UND MiSC NDSU -UND TOTAL

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES 30 30 4 4Agricultural Economics 13 13

Agronomy 3 3 2 2

Animal Science 5 5 1 1

Cereal Chemistry & Tech 2 2

General AgricultureHorticulture 2 2

Mechanized Agriculture 2 2

Soil Science 3 3 1 1

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 25 10 35 9 12 21

Anatomy 2 2 2 2

Bacteriology-Microbiology 9 1 10 1 1

Biochemistry 1 1 2 2

Biology 6 6 5 5

Botany 2 2 1 1

Entomology 4 4 6 6

Pharmacognosy 1 1

Pharmacology 2 2

Physiology - 2 2

Plant Pathology 1 1 1 1

Zoology 6 6 1 1

HEALTH SCIENCES 6 10 13 29

Pharmacy 6 6

Speech Pathology 10 13 23

BUSINESS 79 79Accounting 20 20

Industrial Management 58 58

Marketing 1 1

EDUCATION 2 77 181 258 36 36

Agricultural Education 3 3

Business & Vocational Ed 19 19 12 12

Counseling & Guidance 1 21 57 78 8 8

**Education 1 40 68 108 16 16

Education of the DeafGeneral Science 10 15 25

Health, Phy Ed & Recreation 10 10

Home Economics Education 3 3

Industrial Technology 4 4

Library Science 8 8

**Includes special, elementary, reading, secondary, and teacher education.Also educational administration and measurements.

42

33

Table 16b (continued)

SpecialistNDSU

MastersTOTAL

DoctorsSubject Area UND UND MiSC NDSU UND TOTAL

ENGINEERING 33 7 40

Agricultural EngineeringArchitectureChemical EngineeringCivil EngineeringElectrical EngineeringIndustrial EngineeringMechanical Engineering

1

10

14

- 4

4

2

4

1

1

2

10

18

4

5

HUMANITIES AND FINE ARTS 8 20 28 1 1

Art 3 3

English 4 7 11 1 1

Languages 2 2

Linguistics 2 2

Music 4 4

Speech & Dramatic Arts 4 4 8

MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICALSCIENCES 4 20 24 7 9 16

Chemistry 3 3 7 6 13

Geology 9 9 3 3

Mathematics 5 5

Pharmaceutical Chemistry 1 1

Physics 1 3 4

Radiation Health Physics 2 2

SOCIAL SCIENCES 18 31 49 4 4

Economics 7 7

General 9* 9

Geography 4 4

History 1 5 6 1 1

Planning-Community & Regional 1 1

Political Science 9 9

Public AdministrationPsychology 10 10 3 3

Sociology 3 3

HOME ECONOMICS 8 8

Child Devel. & Fam. Rel. 1 1

Food and Nutrition 6 6

Textiles & Clothing 1 1

TOTALS 2 209 358 13 580 20 62 82

41

Table 17

INSTITUTIONAL CONTACTS AND ADDRESSES:

Mr. R. C. Hadlich, PresidentAaker's Business College201 North ThirdGrand Forks, ND 58201

Mr. Bill CobleighBill's Hair Stylists College2011 South WashingtonGrand Forks, ND 58201

Mrs. Mary Schwichtenberg, DirectorBismarck Hospital School of Nursing613 East Rosser AvenueBismarck, ND 58501

Mr. Lyle Hilden, InstructorCapital Aviation CorporationBox 1471 Municipal AirportBismarck, ND 58501

Mr. Ray Schields, DirectorCapital Commercial College523 North 4 StreetBismarck, ND 58501

Mr. Gordon W. PersonTraining DirectorDakota Aero Tech, Inc.P. O. Box 5534 S.U.S.Fargo, ND 58102

Mr. Daryl StrongDakota Aviation, Inc.Grafton, ND 58237

Mr. F. Leland WatkinsDakota Business College9 Eighth Street SouthFargo, ND 58102

Mr. David BoeckelDave's Beauty College415 MainWilliston, ND 58801

Ms. Phyllis HamiltonDon-Lu Institute111/2 South 8 Street

Fargo, ND 58102

Mr. James A. PetersonFlight Development, Inc.Box 5076 University StationFargo, ND 58102

34

Mr. James L. AadlandFlight Development, Inc.Box 2002Wahpeton, ND 58075

Mr. Ansel O. Hakanson, DirectorHanson Mechanical Trade School, Inc.Box 1780Fargo, ND 58102

Mr. O. Fossum, Business ManagerInterstate Business College114 Roberts StreetFargo, ND 58102

Mr. Charles D. HawleyJamestown Aviation, Inc.Box 1128Jamestown, ND 58401

Ms. Colleen WilsonJosef's School of Hair Design408 East Main AvenueBismarck, ND 58501

Mr. Duane Fontaine, DirectorJosef's School of Hair Design627 N. P. AvenueFargo, ND 58102

Mi. Judy Altringer, ManagerJosef's School of Hair Design21 East CentralMinot, ND 58701

Ms. Darlene C. Watne, PresidentMinot Business College234 14 Avenue SEMinot, ND 58701

Mr. David KalstromMr. D Town & Country Beauty CollegeP. O. Box 350Jamestown, ND 58401

Ms. Bertha Stromme, SecretaryMoler Barber College16 Eighth Street, SouthFargo, ND 58102

Mr. Jim Montgomery, DirectorMontgomery Airspray, Inc.Grand Forks International AirportGrand Forks, ND 58201


Ms. J. J. BeutlerNew York Hairstyling Academy317 Roberts StreetFargo, ND 58102

Mr. M. Morgan, Medical DirectorND School of Inhalation TherapySt. Alexius HospitalBismarck, ND 58501

Mr. Alfred PietschPietsch Flying ServiceMinot International AirportMinot, ND 58701

Mr. Vernon W. Schauer, Co-DirectorQuain & Ramstad ClinicSchool of X-Ray Technology

221 North 5 StreetBismarck, ND 58501

Dr. R. Tarnasky, DirectorSt. Alexius HospitalSchool of Medical Technology

St. Alexius HospitalBismarck, ND 58501

Sister Renee ZastoupilStudent CoordinatorSt. Alexius HospitalSchool of X-Ray Technology

St. Alexius HospitalBismarck, ND 58501

Dr. H. A. Ohrt, DirectorSt. John's HospitalSchool of Radiologic Technology

510 4 Street, SouthFargo, ND 58102

Ms. Marcy Oakes, R.N.St. Joseph's Hospital/

Dickinson High SchoolWest 7 StreetDickinson, ND 58601

Ms. Marion Henjum, CRNASt. Joseph's School of Anesthes:ologyMinot, ND 58701

Ms. Rebecca Hill, M.T.St. Joseph's School of

Medical TechnologyMinot, ND 58701

35

Dr. David Knudsen, DirectorSt. Joseph's School of

Radiology TechnologyMinot, ND 58701

Mr. Marvin Lang, DirectorSt. Luke's Hospital

School of AnesthesiaNorth 5 and Mills AvenueFargo, ND 58102

Mr. George L. UlmerSt. Luke's HospitalSchool of Medical Technology

North 5 and Mills AvenueFargo, ND 58102

Ms. Lazette Chang-Yit, R.N., M.A.Director of Nursing EducationSt. Luke's Hospital

School of Nursing736 BroadwayFargo, ND 58102

Mr. Dennis C. Hagen, Tech. Director of Ed.St. Luke's HospitalSchool of Radiologic Technology

North 5 and Mills AvenueFargo, ND 56102

Mr. Dennis GoetzSt. Luke's Hospital

School of Respiration TherapyNorth 5 and Mills AvenueFargo, ND 58102

Mr. John K. Cummins, R.T.St. Michael's Radiologic

Technology School501 Columbia RoadGrand Forks, ND 58201

Director

Thora's Hair Styling College211 South ThirdGrand Forks, ND 58201

Ms. Ellen Aitken, DirectorTrinity School of AnesthesiaMinot, ND 58701

Mrs. Joan FreyTeaching SupervisorTrinity School of Medical TechnologyMinot, ND 58701


Ms. Florence Kuntz, DirectorTrinity School of Nursing404 First Street SWMinot, ND 58701

Mrs. Lois White, DirectorTrinity School of X-Ray TechnologyMinot, ND 58701

Dr. P. H. WoutatUnited Hospital (Deaconess Unit)Grand Forks ClinicRadiologic Technology School221 South Fourth StreetGrand Forks, ND 58201

Mr. Daniel L. Wakefield, PresidentWakefield Flight Service, Inc.P. 0. Box 812Devils Lake, ND 58201

4",1

36

Table 18INSTITUTIONAL CHARGES, NUMBER OF COMPLETIONS

NAME LENGTH OF TERM

AAKER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE

BILL'S HAIR STYLISTS COLLEGE

BISMARCK HOSPITAL SCHOOL OFNURSING

CAPITAL AVIATION CORPORATION

CAPITAL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

DAKOTA AERO TECH, INC.

DAKOTA AVIATION, INC.

DAKOTA BUSINESS COLLEGE

DAVE'S BEAUTY COLLEGE

DON-LU INSTITUTE

FLIGHT DEVELOPMENT, INC.Fargo

FLIGHT DEVELOPMENT, INC.Wahpeton

HANSON MECHANICAL TRADE SCHOOL, 3 - 61 week's

INC.

INTERSTATE BUSINESS COLLEGE

37

NUMBER OFGRADUATES7-1-73 to

CHARGES 6-30-74

7 - 18 months $560 to $1440

INFORMATION NOT PROVIDED

3 yrs. (27 mos.) $2770

Varies with program Variesand individual'sprior experience

3 - 18 months

12 months

111

37

11

$13.50 to $16.00 81

per quarter hour.$20.00 per quarter .

hour(Special Student)

$2190 24

INFORMATION NOT PROVIDED.

6 - 18 months $250 tuition(12 wks.) 107$15 application fee$25 laboratory fee



1 wk. to 3 yrs. Hourly rate(Available onrequest)

3 - 12 months Varies

JAMESTOWN AVIATION, INC.

JOSEF'S SCHOOL Or HAIR DESIGNBismarck

JOSEF'S SCHOOL OF HAIR DESIGNFargo

JOSEF'S SCHOOL OF HAIR DESIGNMinot

6 - 18 months

Varies

85

6

84

$720 tuition(9 mos.) 27

$20 matriculation$22.50 incidental

15 - 160 hours $760 - $4150

1800 hours

1800 hours

1800 hours

48

$695

$695

$695

25

18

24

30


NAME

MINOT BUSINESS COLLEGE

LENGTH OF TERM

-9 - 24 months

MR. D TOWN & COUNTRY BEAUTY 1800 hoursCOLLEGE

MOLER BARBER COLLEGE 1550 hours

MONTGOMERY AIRSPRAY, INC.

NEW YORK HAIRDRESSING ACADEMY

NORTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OFINHALATION THERAPY 2 years

PIETSCH FLYING SERVICE

QUAIN & RAMSTAD CLINICSCHOOL OF X -RAY TECHNOLOGY 2 years

ST. ALEXIUS HOSPITAL 12 monthsSCHOOL OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

15 to 160 hoursflight time

1800 hours

ST. ALEXIUS HOSPITAL 2 yearsSCHOOL OF X-RAY TECHNOLOGY

ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF 2 yearsRADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY

6 weeksST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL/DICKINSON HIGH SCHOOL

Dickinson

CHARGES

38

NUMBER OFGRADUATES7-1-73 to6-30-74

$282 - $299 (Qtr.) 77

Registration $15

Lab. fee - extra

$750

$850 tuition$195 tools, texts,

uniforms

$450 - $4000

$680

ContactMary College


$175

NOT forPUBLIC

15

34

23

5

4

No tuition Information$100 initial exp. not provided$150 stipend

$100 tuition 0

$80 books

No tuitionNo fees

no fees

ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL Not active at present timeSCHOOL OF ANESTHESIOLOGY

Minot

1 year $20 registrationST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITALSCHOOL OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

Minot

ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL 2 years No tuition

SCHOOL OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGYMinot

4)

2

27

10

3


NAME

ST. LUKE'S HOSPITALSCHOOL OF ANESTHESIA

LENGTH OF TERM

2 years

ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL 12 monthsSCHOOL OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY (Internship)

ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL 24 monthsSCHOOL OF NURSING

CHARGES

39

NUMBER OFGRADUATES7-1-73 to6-30-74

$75 registration 4

$75 books$20 misc. equip.$150 stipend -1st yr.

$175 stipend-2nd yr.

$50 21

$991 1st yr.-resident 65$1477 1st yr.-non-res.$893 second year

ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF 2 years No tuition 10

RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY

ST. LUKE'S SCHOOL OF 13 months $400 tuitjbn 6

RESPIRATORY THERAPY TECHNOLOGY + 24 hrs, NDSU

ST. MICHAEL'S RADIOLOGIC Discontinued and absorbedTECHNOLOGY SCHOOL into United Hospital

THORA'S HAIR STYLING COLLEGE INFORMATION NOT PROVIDED

TRINITY MEDICAL CENTER, 18 monthsSCHOOL OF ANESTHESIA

TRINITY HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF 12 monthsMEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

TRINITY SCHOOL OF NURSING 27 months

TRINITY SCHOOL OF X-RAYTECHNOLOGY

UNITED HOSPITAL (DEACONESS UNIT) 24 monthsGRAND FORKS CLINIC, LTD.RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL

WAKEFIELD FLIGHT SERVICE, INC.

No tuition 0

Graduated stipend (4 presentlyattending)

$50 educational fee 10

$1016.64 tuition 23

Univ.of Minn.-1 qtr. 4

tuitionStipend paid


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Table 19PROGRAM OFFERINGS BY INSTITUTION

AAKER'S BUSINESS COLLEGEGrand Forks, North Dakota

Programs Offered:


Clerk-Typist Receptionist

Executive Secretarial

Executive Secretarial - Medical

General Business

Junior Accountancy

BISMARCK HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSINGBismarck, North Dakota

Program Offered:

Nursing

CAPITAL AVIATION CORPORATIONBismarck, North Dakota

Programs Offered: 0

Commercial Pilot

Instrument Pilot

Secretarial Finishing

Secretarial Finishing - Medical

Stenographic

Stenographic - Legal

Stenographic - Medical

Private Pilot

CAPITAL COMMERCIAL COLLEGEBismarck, North Dakoti

Programs Offered:

Administration Secretary

Business Administration (Mgnt.)

Fashion Merchandising

Fashion Secretary

General Business

Junior Accounting

Key Punch

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Legal Secretary

Medical Secretary

Modern Office Training

Professional Machines

Professional Receptionist

Professional Secretary

Senior Accounting

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DAKOTA AERO TECH, INC.Fargo, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Aircraft Mechanic - Airframe Aircraft Mechanic - Powerplant

DAKOTA BUSINESS COLLEGEFargo, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Basic Business Junior Accounting and Executive

Business Administration & Accounting Junior Secretarial

Executive Secretarial & Office Mgt. Secretarial

General Business Stenographic

FLIGHT DEVELOPMENT, INC.Fargo, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Airline Transport Pilot

Commercial Pilot

Flight Instructor

Instrument Flight Instructor

FLIGHT DEVELOPMENT, INC.Wahpeton, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Airline Transport Pilot

Commercial Pilot

Flight Instructor

Ground Instructor

Instrument Pilot

Multi Engine

Private Pilot

Instrument Rating

Multi-Engine Rating

Private Pilot

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HANSON MECHANICAL TRADE SCHOOL, INC.FArgo, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Auto & Diesel Mechanics

Auto Body Repair & Painting

Auto Mechanics & Tune-up

INTERSTATE BUSINESS COLLEGEFargo, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Accounting

General Business

General Clericdl

IBM Key Punch

Higher Acct. & Bus. Admin.

JAMESTOWN AVIATION, INC.Jamestown, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Agricultural Pilot

Commercial Pilot

Flight Instructor

Instrument

JOSEF'S SCHOOL OF HAIR DESIGNBismarck, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Cosmetology

Complete Mechanics

Combined Welding

Legal Secretarial

Medical Secretarial

Secretarial

Speedwriting Stenographic

Steno-Receptionist

Instrument Instructor

Multi-Engine

Private Pilot

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JOSEF'S SCHOOL OF HAIR DESIGNFargo, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Cosmetology

JOSEF'S SCHOOL OF HAIR DESIGNMinot, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Cosmetology

MINOT BUSINESS COLLEGEMinot, North Dakota

Hairdressing

Programs Offered:

Business Adm./Agriculture

Business Adm./Automotive andInventory Control

Business Adm./Higher Accounting

Business Adm./Management

Clerical

Clerical Data Processing

Court Reporting

Dental Assisting

Executive Secretarial

MR. D TOWN & COUNTRY BEAUTY COLLEGEJamestown, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Cosmetology

MOLER BARBER COLLEGEFargo, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Barber Education

Junior Accounting

Legal Secretarial

Medical Secretarial

Medical Transcribing

Receptionist

Secretarial-Civil Service

Senior Accounting

Stenographic

Stenographic Finishing

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MONTGOMERY AIRSPRAY, INC.Grand Forks, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Commercial Pilot

Flight Instructor

Instrument Flight Instructor

NEW YORK HAIRDRESSING ACADEMYFargo, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Cosmetology

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Instrument Pilot

Multi-Engine Pilot

NORTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF INHALATION THERAPYSt. Alexius HospitalBismarck, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Inhalation Therapy

QUAIN & RAMSTAD CLINIC SCHOOL OF X-RAY TECHNOLOGYBismarck, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

X-ray Technology

SAINT ALEXIUS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGYBismarck, North Dakota.

Programs Offered:

Medical Technology

SAINT ALEXIUS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF X-RAY TECHNOLOGYBismarck, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

X-Ray Technology


SAINT JOHN'S HOSPITAL SCHOOL OFRADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY

Fargo, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Radiological Technology

SAINT JOSEPH'S HOSPITALDickinson, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Nurse Aide

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SAINT JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF ANESTHESIOLOGYMinot, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Not active at present time

SAINT JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGYMinot, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Medical Technology

SAINT JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGYMinot, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Radiologic Technology

SAINT LUKE'S HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF ANESTHESIAFargo, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Anesthesiology

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SAINT LUKE'S HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGYFargo, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Medical Technology

SAINT LUKE'S HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSINGFargo, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Nursing

SAINT LUKE'S HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGYFargo, North Dakota

Programs Offered:


SAINT LUKE'S SCHOOL OF RESPIRATORY THERAPY TECHNOLOGYFargo, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Respiratory Therapy Technology

SAINT*MICHAEL'S RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY SCHOOLGrand Forks, North Dakota

Discontinued and absorbed into United Hospital

TRINITY MEDICAL CENTER, SCHOOL OF ANESTHESIAMinot, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Anesthesia

TRINITY HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGYMinot, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Medical Technology57

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TRINITY SCHOOL OF NURSINGMinot, North Dakota

Programs Offered:

Nursing

UNITED HOSPITAL (DEACONESS UNIT)GRAND FORKS CLINIC, LTD.RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY SCHOOLGrand Forks, North Dakota

Programs Offered:


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FINANCIAL AID

There are many students in North Dakota for whom the cost of obtaining

any postsecondary training is a major obstacle.

To assist these needy students, there are a variety of grant, loan, and

work programs available. These programs may be funded by the local post-

secondary institution, the State of North Dakota, or the Federal Government.

Since the criteria for eligibility and the procedures for application

may vary from institution to institution, the interested student should con-

tact the financial aid officer of the institution he plans to attend.

Interested students may also contact the Director of the North Dakota

Student Financial Assistance Agency to obtain a booklet that describes many

of the financial aid programs available and the procedures that must be

followed to take advantage of them.

FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:

Mr. Clark J. Wold, DirectorStudent Financial Assistance AgencyTenth Floor, State CapitolBismarck, ND 58505

Mr. Martin Stenehjem, VPStudent Loan DivisionBank of North DakotaBismarck, ND 58505

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Table 20INSTITUTIONAL FINANCIAL AID OFFICERS

INSTITUTION:

Aaker's Business College

Bismarck Junior College

Bismarck Hospital School of Nursing

Capital Commercial College

Dakota Business College

Dickinson'State College

Hanson's Mechanical Trade School

Interstate Business College

Jamestown College

Lake Region Junior College

Mary College

Mayville State College

Minot College of Business

Minot State College

NDSU-Bottineau Branch

North Dakota State University-Fargo

Northwest Bible College

St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing

North Dakota State School of Science

Trinity Bible Institute

Trinity Hospital School of Nursing

University of North Dakota-Grand Forks

UND-Williston Center

Valley City State College

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FINANCIAL AID OFFICER:

Mr. R. C. Hadlich

Mr. Herb Schimmelpfennig

Mrs. Mary Schwichtenberg

Mr. Ray Schields

Mr. F. L. Watkins

Mr. LaVern Jessen

Mr. Ansel O. Hakanson

Mr. O. Fossum

Mr. Kenheth Wallace

Mr. Arlo Stevick

Sr. Rosanne Zastoupil

Mr. Jerome Berg

Ms. Vera Staus

Mr. Alf Aanestad

Mr. Ordean Hosna

Mr. Wayne Tesmer

Mr. Franklin Huwe

Mrs. Bonnie Swanson

Mr. Don Tobin

Mr. Daniel J. Miller

Mrs. Florence Kuntz

Dr. Gerald Hamerlik

Mr. Les Olson

Mr. Louis Oldenburg

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