4.4 Major
Ph.D.–Granting Universities by Degrees Awarded to
Women, 1920–1974
|
Rank |
University |
All
PhDs |
Women
PhDs |
%
Women |
|
1 |
Columbia* |
21,628 |
5248 |
24% |
|
2 |
NYU |
9,311 |
2472 |
27% |
|
3 |
Harvard |
14,436 |
2011 |
15% |
|
4 |
Wisconsin |
14,971 |
1958 |
13% |
|
5 |
UCal/Berkeley |
13,535 |
1897 |
14% |
|
6 |
Chicago |
10,170 |
1891 |
19% |
|
7 |
Michigan |
11,532 |
1787 |
15% |
|
8 |
Illinois |
13,357 |
1539 |
12% |
|
9 |
Yale |
8031 |
1423 |
18% |
|
10 |
Cornell |
9641 |
1262 |
13% |
*Includes Teachers
College, which if ranked separately, was the 7th largest producer of
women Ph.Ds. (1839).
Columbia alone
produced 3409 women Ph.D.s, which still left it the nation’s largest producer
of women Ph.D.s
Source: Lindsey R. Harmon,
ed., A Century of Doctorates (Washington: National Academy of Sciences,
1978),
Table 44.