THE AUTHOR STATES THAT ONE OF THE MOST PRESSING PROBLEMS IN THE TEACHING OF CHINESE ON THE GRADUATE LEVEL IS DEFINING THE SCOPE OF THE AREA STUDIES AND DEVELOPING A CORE LANGUAGE PROGRAM THAT WILL BOTH ACCOMODATE THE STUDENT'S ACADEMIC PURPOSE AND USE HIS LANGUAGE PREPARATION. GRADUATE CENTERS SHOULD ENCOURAGE STUDENTS TO STUDY CHINESE FOR…

DOCTORAL PROGRAMS IN SPECIAL EDUCATION WERE STUDIED IN 14 UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES WHICH RECEIVED FEDERAL SUPPORT FOR DOCTORAL STUDY IN AT LEAST THREE AREAS OF SPECIAL EDUCATION. DATA WERE COLLECTED THROUGH (1) REVIEW OF GRADUATE BULLETINS AND OTHER PUBLISHED MATERIALS ABOUT PROGRAMS, (2) INTERVIEWS WITH DOCTORAL ADVISERS AND ADVISEES IN EACH…

This booklet begins with a discussion of the study of demography. Included also are: a description of the work of a demographer; an example situation employing the demographer's expertise; limitations of demographical analysis; uses of demography; demographical analysis of age distribution; population pressures on society; where demographers are…

In January of 1967 the Appraisals Committee of the Ontario Council of Graduate Schools was created to evaluate suggested programs for graduate degrees that would provide students with an educational opportunity fully consistent with the acceptable standards generally established for the relevant discipline in universities inside and outside…

This bibliography summarizes the most recent literature concerning graduate education. It is intended to be selective rather than exhaustive in its coverage, and the subject matter is mainly restricted to the traditional areas of graduate education. Representative publications focusing on or directly related to graduate education that were…

This document is divided into 10 sections. Section one explains that a master's program was recently instituted at Southern Connecticut State College for training teachers to teach adults. Section two reviews the need and potential for adult education programs and, therefore, for programs to train adult educators. Section three identifies…

This paper presents the results of a 1969 survey of the quality of graduate programs in the United States (an earlier survey was made in 1964). The ratings of graduate programs are based upon responses to questionnaires distributed to faculty members: respondents were asked to give their opinion on graduate faculty quality using the…

This study was conducted to describe the present status of the graduate residency requirement at a selected sample of colleges and universities across the country in view of the professional pressures for further education and the economic pressures of a high standard of living. Results obtained from the 40 schools that respond to a brief…

This report examines the literature on the graduate student seeking the Ph.D. in the arts and sciences, the claims made about graduate student status, and research supporting or negating such claims. Major findings show that: (1) graduate students are concentrated in prestigious universities and most graduate students receive their undergraduate…

The admissions process in graduate education is heavily criticized for poor recruitment procedures and the use of criteria unrelated to academic success. This review examines the factors related to student enrollment in graduate programs, the policies and procedures followed by graduate departments, and draws some implications for the improvement…

This program is made up of three phases. The first phase consists of 7 weeks of on-campus instruction; the second phase consists of a full year of intern teaching; and the third phase is another 7 weeks on campus to review the intern experience. Each student entering the program is expected to know enough of his subject to meet certification…

This report by a task force funded by the Ford Foundation analyzes the problems facing the nation's system of higher education in the 1970's and discusses how well the functioning of that system matches the public interest. The problems are divided in the following categories: (1) the paradox of access, meaning that access alone does not…

The major aim of this study was to examine commonly stated goals of Ph.D. programs, to test some of the different means used to promote selected objectives, including ones related to college teaching, research, and other significant services, and to assess how much progress the University of Minnesota Graduate School had made in these directions…

This paper reports the results of a survey that examined the success or failure of Empire State College's first 29 graduates in obtaining admission to graduate school. Of the 13 applicants, 7 were accepted, 5 were waiting to hear, and 1 was rejected. Difficulties encountered by the applicants are discussed, as are the intentions of those not…

This report focuses on the problem of cost allocation from the standpoint of an institution of higher education. Reliance has been almost entirely upon existing published and unpublished studies. The first 3 chapters provide background information and rely extensively on documentation to present broad coverage of views evident in the literature.…