"Pre-Baccalaureate Program Student Statistics -- Fall Term 1965"
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STUDENT staristics -- FALL Tan 1965 UCT! 1968 joe
Total number of students registered 113 f :
Of these, 75 attend full time during the Day, and 38 attend part time in the Evening.
Approximately 60% to 70% are Negro students, 20% to 25% are Puerto Ricans, 10% are white.
There are approximately as many girls as boys.
Programs for full time Day students cover 17 to 18 weekly clock hours of classes:
English (5 weekly class hours); Mathematics (3 or ) or Foreign Language (3 or )s3 Speech (k);
Music (3) or Art (2); Physical Education (2).
In addition, each student attends weekly guidance conferences, and, as required, a course
of instruction in remedial reading.
Programs for part-time Evening students cover 8 to 9 weekly clock hours of class:
English (5 weekly class hours); Math (3 or lh) or Foreign Language (3 or 1), in addition to
which, weekly guidance conferences and instruction in remedial reading are provided.
Enrolments in courses scheduled exclusively for pre-baccalaureate students total 266.
English Composition (Day & Evening) 113; Elementary French (Day) 14, (ive.) 103 Elementary
Spanish (Day) 16, (Evee) 133 Math Review (Day) 13, (Eve-) 123 Speech 1 (Day) 75.
Pre«baccalaureate enrolments in various sections of regularly scheduled college courses total 176.
Art 1, 1 enrolments (in 19 different Day sections); Music 1, 33 enrolments (in 11 different Day
sections); Phys. Ed. (women) 46 enrolments (in 6 different Day sections); Phys. Ed. (men)
2h enrolments (in 9 different sections)
25 preebaccalaureate students were permitted to enroll by the Department of Romance Languages in
regularly scheduled college courses in French and Spanish. 7 received similar approval by the
Department of Mathematics and are enrolled in Math 3, 61, 2 and le
PRE-BACCALAURi.cH PROGRAM
Estimated Instructional Costs for Fall Term 1965
A. Special Sections Opened exclusively for Pre-Baccalaureate Students q
Weekly Total Payment
Department Course No. Hours Meeting Time Teacher Rank Rate of Pay Fall 1965
Math 2-3 4 MeWe 5850-7230 Sidney Neuman Lect. pete $430 a month for $2150
S months
Math h2—43 4 Tu.WeThels Howard G. Bergmann Assoc. Prof. $18 per hour 1080
2:00-2:50
English 1A 15 MeWeF. 223225
MeWeFe 3210-5205
TueThe 7240-10:10 Anthony Penale Lect. $9300 annually 4650
Li 1A 15 MeWeFe 223225
MeWeFe 3210-5205 $666.66 per month
M.We 7:h0-10:10 Toni Cade Lect for 12 months 4,000
RomeLang. French 1 k Tu.Th. 5:50+7:30 Marcel Lidji Lect. $10 per hour 600
" " Wl 4 TueTh. 2:00-5:20 Robert Naimark Lect. 10 " 600
" Spanish 1 Tu.The 2:00-3:)0 Manuel De la Nuez Lect. lo " #8 600
" " WL k Ta.Th. 5:50-7:30 Antonio Sacoto Lecte 9 8 8 560
Speech 1 5 Tu.Th. 2:00-5:10 Irving Branman ss't Prof. wo" 8 1200
" L 5 M.W. :00-5:)0 George H. Greenfield Lect. 10" 750
" 1 5 TueTh. :00-52);0 William A. Abbott Lect. 6" 1150
sub total 175 340
sub total $17,340.00
B. Day Sections whose instructional cost is charged to the pre-baccalaureate
budget in exchange for pre-baccalaureate enrolments in Day sections
Total Payment
Course Teacher Rank Rate of Pay Fall 1965
Art 1 Lincoln Rothschild Lecte $121.25 per month
for 5 months $606.25
Music 1 Anna Ext Lecte $150 per month
for 5 months 750
13, o2.
Estimated Cost of Guidance Services and Remedial Reading Instruction Fall 1965 9,000
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STUDENT staristics -- FALL Tan 1965 UCT! 1968 joe
Total number of students registered 113 f :
Of these, 75 attend full time during the Day, and 38 attend part time in the Evening.
Approximately 60% to 70% are Negro students, 20% to 25% are Puerto Ricans, 10% are white.
There are approximately as many girls as boys.
Programs for full time Day students cover 17 to 18 weekly clock hours of classes:
English (5 weekly class hours); Mathematics (3 or ) or Foreign Language (3 or )s3 Speech (k);
Music (3) or Art (2); Physical Education (2).
In addition, each student attends weekly guidance conferences, and, as required, a course
of instruction in remedial reading.
Programs for part-time Evening students cover 8 to 9 weekly clock hours of class:
English (5 weekly class hours); Math (3 or lh) or Foreign Language (3 or 1), in addition to
which, weekly guidance conferences and instruction in remedial reading are provided.
Enrolments in courses scheduled exclusively for pre-baccalaureate students total 266.
English Composition (Day & Evening) 113; Elementary French (Day) 14, (ive.) 103 Elementary
Spanish (Day) 16, (Evee) 133 Math Review (Day) 13, (Eve-) 123 Speech 1 (Day) 75.
Pre«baccalaureate enrolments in various sections of regularly scheduled college courses total 176.
Art 1, 1 enrolments (in 19 different Day sections); Music 1, 33 enrolments (in 11 different Day
sections); Phys. Ed. (women) 46 enrolments (in 6 different Day sections); Phys. Ed. (men)
2h enrolments (in 9 different sections)
25 preebaccalaureate students were permitted to enroll by the Department of Romance Languages in
regularly scheduled college courses in French and Spanish. 7 received similar approval by the
Department of Mathematics and are enrolled in Math 3, 61, 2 and le
PRE-BACCALAURi.cH PROGRAM
Estimated Instructional Costs for Fall Term 1965
A. Special Sections Opened exclusively for Pre-Baccalaureate Students q
Weekly Total Payment
Department Course No. Hours Meeting Time Teacher Rank Rate of Pay Fall 1965
Math 2-3 4 MeWe 5850-7230 Sidney Neuman Lect. pete $430 a month for $2150
S months
Math h2—43 4 Tu.WeThels Howard G. Bergmann Assoc. Prof. $18 per hour 1080
2:00-2:50
English 1A 15 MeWeF. 223225
MeWeFe 3210-5205
TueThe 7240-10:10 Anthony Penale Lect. $9300 annually 4650
Li 1A 15 MeWeFe 223225
MeWeFe 3210-5205 $666.66 per month
M.We 7:h0-10:10 Toni Cade Lect for 12 months 4,000
RomeLang. French 1 k Tu.Th. 5:50+7:30 Marcel Lidji Lect. $10 per hour 600
" " Wl 4 TueTh. 2:00-5:20 Robert Naimark Lect. 10 " 600
" Spanish 1 Tu.The 2:00-3:)0 Manuel De la Nuez Lect. lo " #8 600
" " WL k Ta.Th. 5:50-7:30 Antonio Sacoto Lecte 9 8 8 560
Speech 1 5 Tu.Th. 2:00-5:10 Irving Branman ss't Prof. wo" 8 1200
" L 5 M.W. :00-5:)0 George H. Greenfield Lect. 10" 750
" 1 5 TueTh. :00-52);0 William A. Abbott Lect. 6" 1150
sub total 175 340
sub total $17,340.00
B. Day Sections whose instructional cost is charged to the pre-baccalaureate
budget in exchange for pre-baccalaureate enrolments in Day sections
Total Payment
Course Teacher Rank Rate of Pay Fall 1965
Art 1 Lincoln Rothschild Lecte $121.25 per month
for 5 months $606.25
Music 1 Anna Ext Lecte $150 per month
for 5 months 750
13, o2.
Estimated Cost of Guidance Services and Remedial Reading Instruction Fall 1965 9,000
Title
"Pre-Baccalaureate Program Student Statistics -- Fall Term 1965"
Description
This early summary of the first semester of SEEK (then known as the Pre-Baccalaureate Program) details the courses, schedules and teachers for the 113 SEEK students in Fall 1965 at CCNY. These first SEEK students took a mix of mainstream and special SEEK course sections. The only course taken by everyone was the 5-credit stretched version of English One (Composition). Anthony Penale and Toni Cade each taught three section of these writing courses.
Short for "Search for Education, Elevation, and Knowledge," SEEK was established as a CUNY-wide program to assist disadvantaged students who might otherwise lack the opportunity to study at a four-year college.
Short for "Search for Education, Elevation, and Knowledge," SEEK was established as a CUNY-wide program to assist disadvantaged students who might otherwise lack the opportunity to study at a four-year college.
Contributor
Molloy, Sean
Creator
Unknown
Date
October 7, 1965
Language
English
Rights
Public Domain
Source
CCNY Archives & Special Collections
Original Format
Report / Paper / Proposal
Unknown. Letter. “‘Pre-Baccalaureate Program Student Statistics -- Fall Term 1965’.”, CUNY DIGITAL HISTORY ARCHIVE, accessed March 10, 2026, https://stephenz.tailc22a4b.ts.net/s/cdha/item/1186