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Article from Toledo Blade contrasts John D. Rockefeller Jr.'s opposition to large college endowments with Federal Bureau of Education data: 39% of U.S. students in 408 colleges were self-supporting, earning $25.5 million last year, praising their earnestness.
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(Toledo Blade.)
John D. Rockefeller Jr., who recently declared against large endowments for colleges and who advised students to work or borrow money to pay college expenses, may find something worth reading in findings of the Federal Bureau of Education.
Of the entire enrollment in 408 colleges and universities in the United States last year, 39 per cent. of the students were partially or wholly self-supporting. A total of $25,500,000 was earned by the students of these institutions.
Forty-four per cent. of those in co-educational institutions earned their way, and a third of the students in men's colleges and a sixth of those in women's colleges earned at least part of their expenses.
They are the "life is real, life is earnest" boys and girls, and not the well-dressed drones.
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John D. Rockefeller Jr. advised against large college endowments, suggesting students work or borrow; however, 39% of students in 408 U.S. colleges were self-supporting, earning $25,500,000, with varying percentages by institution type, portraying them as earnest workers.