Graduates of Other Colleges at Harvard.

In the various departments at Harvard University there are 212 colleges, normal schools, professional schools and universities which are represented by men who have received degrees at them before coming to Harvard. These 212 different schools and colleges have conferred degrees on 754 of the men now in the University. Graduates of Harvard College in the Graduate and professional schools of the University are not included in these figures. Yale University is represented by the largest number of graduates -- 94 in all. Brown is second with 60, and Dartmouth is third with 47. Bowdoin and Amherst have 35 each; Williams 20; Tufts 18. From the University of Pennsylvania there are only 6. The English University of Oxford is not represented, but there are graduates from Cambridge University; the University of Heidelberg; the University of Strassburg; Keiogijiku University, Japan; Victoria University, England; the Universities of Dalhousie and Acadia, Nova Scotia; the University of Toronto; the University of New Brunswick; and the University of Havana. Of these 754 men, 340 are in the Law School, 176 in the Medical School, 143 in the Graduate School, 58 in the College, 15 in the Divinity School, 14 in the Lawrence Scientific School, 6 in the Dental School, 1 in the Veterinary School, and 1 in the Bussey Institute.