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1789
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Mitchell tours five North Carolina small college towns, Davidson, Buies Creek, Belmont, Mars Hill, and Boiling Springs, highlighting those features that make each unique.
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4299
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North Carolina has some forty private colleges in which the enrollment rarely exceeds 4,000. Competition for admission to the schools is stiff and standards are high, but classes are small and allow close interaction between students and faculty. Elon College, Davidson College, Warren Wilson College, Saint Augustine College, and Salem College are profiled.
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11053
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Since 1941, many of North Carolina's private, or independent colleges and universities, have expanded their physical plants, faculties, enrollments, and academic offerings. Gifts from alumni and friends, church denominations, and federal money for building construction have helped in these areas. However, thirty years later many of these institutions are in worse financial shape than they were in 1941. This article examines how these institutions got into this situation and where they are looking for financial assistance.
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11054
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This article provides factual information on North Carolina's forty-one private institutions of higher learning.
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11055
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Dr. Norman A. Wiggins is president of Campbell College at Buies Creek. He is also serving as president of the North Carolina Association of Independent Colleges and Universities. Among the topics discussed is financing in small colleges.
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