Letter from Lida Lee Tall to Bertha Levin, 1924

July 1, 1924 Mrs* Louis H. Levin* c/o Professor Joseph Jastrow. Schooner Head* Mt* Lesert, bailie. / My dear Jars* Levin: I am extremely sorry that we did not have a talk be¬ fore you went away* but I shall do the best I esn to give you the data for which you asked. Enclosed i.3 a circular of information t': at 1 ап send¬ ing out to all of the Baltimore Teocher Training 3dhool seniors and a copy of ray personal letter to then. In addition to what the Ml let in of information says about the ere its receive! here at the Iforml Jchool* let me add the following in answer to your question about Voucher and The Johns Hopkins University: Goucher, because it is a Liberal arts College, does not give full credit for our two yenrs of work. In the case of one of our students it gave a year of credit for two /errs of work here» , That is the сазе with exchanges between Liberal Arts Colleges and Jchool з of 'Education, for neither would the Koimal School give Goucher students vJho had attended Gonchar two years more than a year of credit upon entrance here. The first two years of Goucher are concerned entirely with academic woik. Part of our first year is professional* and the second year is almost wholly professional. The credits, therefore, are not interchangeable. But The Johns Hopkins University, which has a full department of education, gives us full credit towards the B. S. degree, ^ust as it does the former graduates of the Training School. The American Association of Colleges accredits the 3. S. degree as of equal value with the A. 3. Johns Hopkins confers both degrees; Goucher confers only the A. B. If any point I have made is not clear to you. will you write me again? Very sincerely yours