TABLE 2.-Number of students enrolled in agriculture in negro agricultural and mechanical colleges-Continued TABLE 2.-Number of students enrolled in agriculture in negro agricultural and mechanical colleges-Continued Summary (Table 2) of enrollments in agricultural classes, 1917-18 to 1924-25, in 1924-25, and that the second-year high-school enrollment for the same period has decreased from 119 to 97. The decrease in the agricultural enrollment in the first and seconds years of the high-school course and the increase in the agricultural enrollment in the third and fourth years in these negro land-grant institutions are due to the transition in and raising of standards of many of these institutions from their original status as a high school to that of a junior college and finally, in many instances, to a later transition to the rank of a standard agricultural college. TABLE 3.-Number of students enrolled in teacher training in negro agricultural and mechanical colleges |