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Higher Education in Wartime, 1850s-1945
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Higher education made great strides and expanded enrollment with the influx of
women attending college. By the 20th century, the role of American universities had been defined: doctoral courses were
offered, general & specialized courses were defined, and an acceptance prerequisit was established. Enrollment
grew exponantially and colleges aimed to serve its citizens by producing work-ready graduates.
- Enrollment on the Rise
- Collegiate Ideal
Generation 8 – Hierarchical Differentiation Between the
Wars
- Transition from elite to mass higher education
- Teachers colleges were created
- Junior colleges were created
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