In Chicago, a survey of "the rapidly advancing educational interest in real estate," made by the National Association of Real Estate Boards, stated that 33 colleges and universities offered courses of study this fall in realty management and marketing. Citing individual institutions, the survey said that the University of Michigan's two-year course qualified a student for his Master's degree in business administration; that Northwestern University was teaching realty by day and by night; that Columbia University was giving night real-estate classes; that the University of Southern California had enrolled 800 students in...
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