DISTRIBUTION OF COLLEGE CREDITS 



391 



Table II. indicates the comparative distribution of grades A-E 

 for the three groups — elementary, intermediate and advanced. 



TABLE II 



HaBVABD Ck)LLEGE 



Distribution of all Oradea for Two Academio Years 



Not only are there extreme variations among different courses, but 

 there are variations in the same courses from year to year that can 

 not be accounted for, apparently, by any of our scientific studies in the 



WT. £07. 307, 407. S0% 607, 707. 



distribution of abilities among human beings. Fig. 5 shows the per 

 cent, of As and the per cent, of Bs given in each of 53 courses at Har- 



/>»* Arts I J 



'cononics f j, 



■„y/,4h Lit. r ^ j^ 



Slavic 1 |_ _ 



//>»* , 

 Cconot 



Slavic 



/1eTo//uryy 



/rencA 



His tory 



•Semitic 



Philosophy 



£n^fish Com p. 



latin 



Covtrnrnent 



Education 



Phytics 



Hath«motiCi 



Zoo/oyy 



Chemistry 





iJl.... 



K- ' 



Grac/e C = 



Grade D = 



Grade £ = — — 



/or. eoT. jor. 40f, so7. 



vard College for 1906-07 contrasted with the same data concerning the 

 same courses for the following year. The data are taken from the 

 published rank lists and from the enrollment in courses as given 



