TABLE 8.-Amount of each type of aid given in institutions under different types of control in each State-Continued (C) PRIVATE CONTROL-Continued TABLE 8.-Amount of each type of aid given in institutions under different types of control in each State-Continued (E) ROMAN CATHOLIC CONTROL IV. Financial Aid to Students in Separate Institutions for Men and Women and in Coeducational Institutions As there are almost two and a half times as many coeducational higher educational institutions as there are separate institutions for men and for women, it is natural that the amount of financial aid in coeducational institutions should be several times as great as in the other two types of institutions combined. Furthermore, the institutions in the coeducational group include many of great size and wealth. But, while there were, in 1937-38, 55 more separate institutions for women than for men, every kind of student aid was greater in the institutions for men. This is accounted for principally by two facts: That the institutions for men, although fewer in number, enroll as a whole more students than the women's colleges and that, including as they do a considerable number of professional and technical schools, the institutions for men as a group have far larger financial resources. The amount of aid of the different types given in institutions exclusively for men, exclusively for women, and in coeducational institutions in 1937-38, was as follows: |