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Hefling, Robert, Ed.A Bibliography of Reference Materials for EvaluatingForeign Student Credentials.American Association of Collegiate Registrars and--AdmiSsions Officers, Athens, Ohio..Nov 7162p.Ms. Hattie Jarmon, Academic Advisory Staff, Office ofInternational Training, Department of State, A. I.D., Washington, D. C. 20523

EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$3.29DESCRIPTORS *Evaluation Methods; Evaluation Techniques; Foreign

Culture; *Foreign Students; Grade Equivalent Scales;*Higher Education; *Student Evaluation; *StudentExchange Programs

ABSTRACTThe Academic Advisory Staff (AAS) of the Office of

International Training (OIT), Agency for International Development(AED) analyzes and interprets the academic credentials of AIDparticipants from cooperating countries in terms of the educationalsystem of the U. S. To carry out this service the AAS has developed alibrary of reference materials for use by credential analysts,educators, and AID staff members. This document lists the referencescontained in the library. The references are grouped in terms oftheir content and usefulness on either a world-wide basis or byregions of the world. Within each region the countries are listedalphabetically, and the pertinent references follow each country.(HS)

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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,EOUCATION & WELFAREOFFICE OF EDUCATION

THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO-DUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED MOMTHE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIG-INATING IT. POINTS OF VIEW 00 OPIN-IONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILYREPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDU-CATION POSITION OR POLICY.

AACRAO -AID PROJECTClyde Vroman, Director

November, 1971

FILMED FROM BESTAVAILABLE COPY

REFERENCE MATERIALS FOR EVALUATING FOREIGN STUDENT CREDENTIALS

A LIST OF RESOURCES IN THE LIBRARY OF THE ACADEMIC ADVISORY STAFF

OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL TRAINING, AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

WASHINGTON, D.C.

The Academic Advisory Staff (AAS) of the Office of Internation-al Training (OIT), Agency for International Development (AID). inWashington, D. C. analyzes and interprets the academic creden-tials of AID participants (foreign students) from cooperatingcountries in terms of the educational system of the U.S.

To carry on this service the AAS has developed an outstandinglibrary of reference materials for use by credential analysts,educators, and AID staff members. This library has had thecontinuing input of resource suggestions from AACRAO profes-sional credential analysts, 50 of whom during the past sevenyears have spent periods of two weeks each in the Office ana-lyzing AID participant dossiers and filling out the "CredentialAnalyst Worksheets" (CAW) which are used as guides in the place-ment and admission of the participants in U.S. universities andcolleges. No other foreign student admissions library in ourcountry has had such continuous professional advice in accumu-lating its resource materials.

This list, therefore, has been prepared so that the credentialanalysts assigned by AACRAO to work with Miss Hattie Jarmon inWashington may know in advance what reference materials will beavailable to them in the Office library. It also enables themto suggest additional resource materials which then can be addedto the library. The references are grouped in terms of their con-tent and usefulness on either a world-wide basis or by regions ofthe world. Within each region the countries are listed alphabet-ically, and the pertinent references follow each country.

This list was produced as one of the services of the AACRAO-AIDProject. Mr. Robert Hefling, Director of Graduate and Inter-national Student Admissions, University of Colorado, has been incharge of this project. Mrs. Esther Jurgens, also of the Univer-sity of Oolorado, prepared the material for publication.

ADDITIONAL COPIES ARE AVAILABLE FROM MISS HATTIE JARMON, ACA-DEMIC ADVISORY STAFF, OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL TRAINING, DEPART-MENT OF STATE, A.I.D., WASHINGTON, D. C. 20523.

AACRAO-AID Project, Clyde Vroman, DirectorNovember, 1971

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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II.

WORLDWIDE

AFRICAAlgeriaBotswanaCongoEthiopiaGhanaKenyaLesothoLiberiaLibyaMalagasy

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Morocco ......... 5Niger 5Nigeria 5Sudan 5Swaziland 5Tanganyika (Tanzania) 6Tunisia 6Uganda 6Union of South Africa 7United Arab Republic 7

III. EUROPE 7Austria 7Belgium 8Bulgaria 8Czechoslovakia 8Denmark 9Finland 9France 9Germany (East) 10Germany (West) 11Greece 12Hungary 12Iceland 12Ireland 13Italy 13Luxembourg . 13Netherlands . ....... . . . . rNorwayPoland 4. 14Portugal . . OOOOOOOO 15Rumania OOOO . 15Spain 16Sweden OOOOOOOOO . ; . . 16Switzerland 17United Kingdom OOOOOO 4.4.4. 17USSR 19Yugoslavia OOOO OOOOOO 20

IV. FAR EASTBurmaCambodiaCeylonChinalRepublic of (Taiwan)

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China (Mainland) 22Hong Kong 23India 23Indonesia 26Japan 27Korea 27Laos 28Malaysia 28Nepal 28Philippines 28Singapore . . 29Thailand 29Vietnam 29

V. LATIN AMERICA . 30Caribbean 32

.Cuba 32Dominican Republic . . . 32Haiti 33Jamaica 33

Central America 33Costa Rica 33El Salvador 34Guatemala 34Honduras 35Nicaragua 35

h-Panama 35Mexico 36South America 37

Argentina 37Bolivia 38Brazil 38Chile 40Colombia 41Ecuador 42Paraguay . 42PeruUruguay `44Venezuela 44

VI. MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA. . . . 4 . . . 45Afghanistan . . .. . . . . . .. . . . 45Iran 46Iraq . . . ..... . . 9 : .

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Israel 47Jordan . 47Kuwait . -48Lebanon . . . . ,-. . . . . . . 48Pakistan 48Saudi Arabia....... I, . ... 49Syria . . . . . . . ... . . . I, . 50Turkey . .. . . . . I, 50

VII. NORTH AMERICA 51Canada 51

VIII.00EANIA 52Australia OOOOOO L. OOO O . 52New Zealand OOOOOOOOO . op . . 52Okinawa and Pacific Islands 52

APPENDIX 53Sources for Materials Listed 53

I. WORLDWIDE

Arnold, Ruth. Do It Yourself Evaluation of ForeignStudent Credentials. World Education Series.Washington, D. C. AACRAO, 1966. 42 pp. $1.00

California State Department of Education. principalForeign Documents Acceptable for Teacher Certifi-cation Purposes in California. Sacramento,California: 1969. 15 pp.

Dent, H. C., ed. The Yearbook of Technical Educationand Careers in Industry, 1967. London: Adam andCharles Black, 1967. 1359 pp.

Foster, J. F. and Craig, T., ed. Commonwealth Univer-sities Yearbook 1970. London: Association ofCommonwealth Universities, 1970. 1874 pp, $24.00

Final Report: Workshop on Admission of Forelm Stu-dents. University of Texas, Austin. CEEB andIIE. 1964,

Grandpre, Marcel de. Glossaire International. Paris:UNESCO, 1969. 207 pp, ;5.00

Halasz, Sari C. Foreign Graduate Student Study, U.C.L.A.:India, Japan,_ the Philippines and Taiwan (Fall 1959through Spring 1965), Los Angeles: University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles, July 15, 1966. (pagesnot numbered consecutively, approximately 150 pp.)

Heath, Kathryn G. Ministries of Education: TheirFunction and Or anization, Washington, D.C.:U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare,Office of Education, 1961. [OE 14064, Bulletin1961, No, 21] Supt. of Documents, Govt. PrintingOffice, Washington, D. C.

Jacqz, Jane W., ed. U.S. College and University Policies,Practices and Problems in Admittin Forel Stu-den s New York: I E, 9 pp

Keyes, H. M. R., ed, International Handbook of Uni-versities, 1959. Paris: The In erna lona Associ-ation of Universities, 1959. 338 pp.

, ed. International Handbook of Univer-sities. 1965. Paris: The International Associ-ation of Universities, 1965. 1034 pp.

, ed. International Handbook of Universities,Paris: International Association of Universities,1968. 1178 pp.. [Distributed by American Councilon Educationj

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Liste Mondiale. 1967. (World List of Universities!Other Institutions of Higher Education; Univer-sity Organization.) Paris: Association Inter-nationale des Universites, 1967. 454 pp. $7.00

Parakarn, Smarn. "A Study of Academic Achievement ofForeign Students at Kansas State University."Unpublished abstract of a master's report.Manhattan, Kansas, 1964. 17 pp.

Sasnett, Martena T. A Guide to the Admission and Place-ment of Forei n aTINE177--World Education Series.New York: IIE and AACRAO, 1957. 177 pp. $2.50

ed. A Guide to the Admission and Placementof Foreign Students. World Education Series.New York: IIE and AACRAO, 1962. 170 pp. $2.50

, Educational Systems of the World. Inter-pretations for Use in the Evaluation of ForeignCredentials. Los Angeles: Univ. of SouthernCalifornia Press, 1952. 838 pp. [not in print]

, "Setting of Academic Standards for ForeignCredentials and Principles of Evaluating." PACRAOConference, November 10, 1958. 9 pp.

Sharp, Theodore; Sepmeyer, Inez, and Sasnett, Martena.The Country Index: Inter retations for Use inEva uation of Tian Secondary Academic Creden-tials. North Ho ywood, California: Interna-tional Education Research Foundation, Inc., 1971.217 pp.

The International Baccalaureat: (University EntranceExam nationj. Geneva: International qphoolsTWEE-a-17E Syndicate (ISES),

"Typical Titles on Foreign Documents Corresponding toU.S. Degrees Specified as Credential Requirements."[Unpublished]

Workshop_on Admission of Foreign Students: GeorgetownUniversity. Washington, D.C. CEEB and IIE, 1964.44 pp.

World Survey of Education III: Secondary Education.UNESCO: International Documents Service. NewYork: Columbia University Press, 1961. 1482 pp.$34.00

World Survey of Education: IV. Higher Education. UNESCO:International Documents Service. New York: ColumbiaUntversity Press, 1966. 1433 pp. $38.00

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II. AFRICA

Ashby, Eric. Universities: British, Indian, African.A Study in the Ecology of Education, Cambridge:Harvard University Press, 1966. 558 pp. $12.95

Cessac, J. Science Teaching in the Secondary Schoolsof Tropical Africa. Paris: UNESCO, 1963. 79 pp.

"Conference on Admission and Guidance of-AfricanStudents: Miscellaneous Papers." Washington,D. C.: Howard University, 1967.

Sasnett, Martena and Sepmeyer, Inez. EducationalSystems of Africa. Berkeley: University ofCalifornia Press, 1966. 1550 pp. $30.00

Study in Sub-Saharan Africa. New York: IIE, 1967.8 pp. Lunpublished]

The Development of Higher-Education in Africa. Paris:UNESCO, 1963. 339 pp.

A. ALGERIA

Basic Facts on Algeria. Washington, D. C.: AmericanFriends of the Middle East, Inc., 1965. 26 pp.

"Educational Data: Algeria," Information on EducationAround the World. No. 74. Washington, D. C.:U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Wel-fare, Office of Education, March 1964. 13 pp.[not in print]

B. BOTSWANA

Ministry of Education, Health and Labor. "ProgressReport on the Junior Secondary School at Mochudi,Molepolole, Kenya." June, 1968. [unpublished]

Republic of Botswana Fact Sheet. Gaberones: Informa-tion Branch of the Botswana Government, March,1968. 9 pp. 5¢

University of Botswana, Lesotho, and Swaziland Calen-dar 1967-68. Lesotho: 1967. 148 pp.

C. CONGO

George, Betty. Educational Developments in the Congo(Leopoldville). Washibgton, Do C.i U.S. Depart-ment of Health, Education and Welfare, Office ofEducation, 1966. 196 pp. [PDU, OE 14109, free]

D. ETHIOPIA

Patterns of Progress: Education in Ethiopia. Book I(Rev.). Addis Ababa: Ministry of Information,1967. 56 pp.

E. GHANA

The Ghana Educational System. [unpublished] ,5 pp.

Filho, M. B. Lourenco; Creedy, L.A.; Pires, E.A.; andCastillo, Isidro. The Training of Rural SchoolTeachers. Switzerland: UNESCO, 1953. 164 pp.

F. KENYA

Egerton College Catalogue, 1966-67. Njoro: EgertonCollege, 1967. 50 pp.

Sheffield, James R. Education in the Republic ofKenya. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department ofHealth, Education and Welfare, Office of Educa-tion, 1970. [GPO, OE 14149]

G. LESOTHO

University of Botswana', Lesotho, and Swaziland Calen-dar 1967-68. Lesotho: 1967. 148 pp.

H. LIBERIA

Education. Washington, D. C.: Embassy of Liberia.unpublished] 3 pp.

I. LIBYA

Basic Facts on Libya. Washington, D. C.: AmericanFriends of the Middle East, Inc. 1963.

Education in Libya. Information Paper No. 25 (VI),pp.119-136.'4New York: Arab Information Center, 1966.

J. MALAGASY

Bulletin D'Afrique. [Unpublished information receivedfrom the Embassy of Malagasy in 1968] November 8,1966.

Vers une Reforme de l'Enseignement. [Unpublished in-formation received from the Embassy of Malagasyin 1968] July 9, 1965.

Vers Une Scolarisation Complete et Adaptee. [Informa-tion received from the Embassy of Malagasy.] 1968.

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K. MOROCCO

Barzudkas, Davis in collaboration with Sassani,Abdul H.K.: "Educational Data: Morocco,"Information on Education Around the World.Washington, D. C.: U. S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare, Office of Education,April 1962. 11 pp.

Basic Facts on Morocco, Washington, D. C.: Amer-ican Friends of the Middle East, Inc., 1964.

Education in Morocco. Washington, D. C,1 CulturalSection, Embassy of Morocco, 1967. [unpublished]

L. NIGER

The Educational System of the Niger Republic, Wash-ington, D. C.: Embassy of Niger, February 1964.6 pp. [unpublished,]

M. NIGERIA

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Ahmadu Bello Univer-sity: Proposed Regulations for Higher Degrees,Lunpublishedj

Investment in Education: The Report of the Commissionon Post-School Certificate and Higher Educationin Nigeria, Nigeria: Federal Ministry of Educa-tion, 1960. 140 pp. (5 shillings)

Ibadan: School of Agriculture, for the3 year Diploma Course (Agricultural Superinten-dent Course).

N. SUDAN

Basic Facts on the Sudan. Washington, D. C,: AmericanFriends of the Middle East, Inc., 1963.

"Educational Data: The Sudan," Information on EducationAround The World. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Depart-ment of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office ofEducation, April 1963. 14 pp.

Education in the Sudan, Information Paper No. 25 (IX).New York: Arab Information Center, January 1966.pp. 191-212,

0. SWAZILAND

Swaziland. New York: British Information Services, 1968.

University of Botswana, Lesotho, and SwazilandCalendar 1967-68. Lesotho: 1967. 148 pp.

P. TANGANYIKA (TANZANIA)

George, Betty. Education for Africans in Tanganyika.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education, and Welfare, Office of Education, 1960.[GPO, OE ].4039, 40, PDU, free]

. "Recent Educational Developments in Tangan-yika," Information on Education Around the World.No. 54. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department ofHealth, Education and Welfare, Office of Education.April, 1961. 13 pp.

Nyerere, Julius K. Education for Self-Reliance. DarEs Salaam: Ministry of Information and Tourism,1967. 28 pp.

Tanganyika: A Guide to the Academic Placement of Stu-dents from Tanganyika in Educational Institutionsin the U.S.A. World Education Series. Washington,D.C.: AACRAO, 1961. 14 pp.' [not in print]

Q. TUNISIA

Basic Facts on Tunisia. Washington, D. C.: AmericanFriends of the Middle East, Inc., 1963.

Education in Tunisia. Washington, D. C.: AmericanFriends of the Middle East, Inc., March, 1963. 12 pp.

Education in Tunisia. Information Paper 25 (XI). NewYork: Arab Information Center, Janmary 1966.

R. UGANDA

Makerere University College: University of East Africa.Calendar 1965-1966. Kampala: 1966. 146 pp.

Regulations and Syllabus for the Examination for theEast African Diploma in the Science and Practiceof Agriculture. University of East Africa: Coun-cil for Agricultural Education Examination Board.1967.

Scanlon, David. Education in Uganda. Washington, D.C.:Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Of-fice of Education, 1964. 115 pp. [PDU, OE 14103,free.]

Syllabus. Kampala: Uganda Co-Operative CollegeDiploma in Co-Operation.

S. UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA

NAFSA Newsletter 1967-1968. [clippings] Articles per-tain to the opening of the University of PortElizabeth and the grading system at the Univer-sity of South Africa.

T. UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC

Ain Shams University: 1963-64 catalogue.

Basic Facts on the U.A.R. Washington, D. C. Amer-ican Friends of the Middle East, Inc., 1964.

Sassani, Abdul H.K. "Educational Data: United ArabRepublic (Southern Region)," Information on Edu-cation Around the World. No. 53. Washington,D. C. U.S. Department of Health, Educationand Welfare, Office of Education, April 1961.7 PP.

Wagner, Elmer "Hans". The United Arab Aepublic: AStudy of the Educational System of the UnitedArab Republic and Guide to the Academic Place-ment of Students from the United Arab Republicin United States Educational Institutions.World Education Series. Washington, D. C.AACRAO, 1970. 80 pp,

III. EUROPE

Weed, Herman R. Trends in European En ineering Education.Columbus: Ohio State University, 1965. 69 pp.

A. AUSTRIA

"Educational Data: Federal Republic of Austria."Information on Education.Around the World. No. 7Washington, D. C. U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare, Office of Education.November, 1958. 5 pp.

Klemperer, Lily von. Austria: A Survey of AustrianEducation and Guide to the Academic Placement ofStudents from Austria in Educational Institutionsin the United States of America. World EducationSeries. Washington, D. C.: AACRAO, 1961.[not in print.]

Study in Austria: A Guide to Austrian Universitiesand Academies for Foreign Students With An Ap-pendix on Austrian Secondary and VocationalSchools. Vienna: The Austrian Foreign StudentService, 1965. 80 pp.

Study in Austria. New York: IIE, Counseling Division,1963. 6 pp.

Study in Austria. New York: TIE. July,1967. 6 pp.

B. BELGIUM

A Guide to Higher Education in Belgium. New York:Belgian Information Service, 1967. 28 pp.

Education in Belgium: A Few Basic Elements. Brusselt:Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade.No. 4a. December 1967. 12 pp.

Male, George A. Teacher Education in the Netherlands,Belgium, Luxembourg. Washington, D. C.: U. S.Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Of-fice of Education. 1962. 190 pp. [not in print]

School Systems: A Guide-Belgium. Strasbourg: Councilfor Cultural Cooperation, 1965. 29 pp.

Study in Belgium. New York: IIE, July, 1967. 9 pp.Lunpublished]

C. BULGARIA

Apanasewicz, Nellie. Education in Bulgaria. Wash-ington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health, Educa-tion and Welfare, Office of Education, 1965. 27 pp.[OE 14115, free] The U.S. Government PrintingOffice

D. CZECHOSLOVAKIA

Apanasewicz, Nellie. Education in Czechoslovakia.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Educdtion and Welfare, Office of Education, 1963.40 pp. [PDU, OE 14090 free]

Czechoslovakia: A Guide to the Academic Placement ofStudents from Czechoslovakia in EducationalInstitutions in the United States. World Educa-tion.Series. Washington, D.C.: AACRAO, 1964,6 pp, [free]

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E. DENMARK

Brickman, William W. Denmark's Educational System andProblems. Washington, D. C.: U.S. DepartmentFrETWah, Education, and Welfare, Office ofEducation, 1967. 46 pp. [not in print]

Chapman, Eunice. Re ort of Scandanavian Stud -Tour:A Preliminary Study of the Educational_Eystemsof Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden.World Education Series. Washington, D. C. AACRAO,1959. 126 pp. [not in print]

King, Margaret L. in collaboration with Male, George A.Educational Data: Kingdom of Denmark" Informa-tion on Education Around the World. No. 10.Washington, D. C.8 U.S. Department of Health,Education, and Welfare, Office of Education.Revised June, 1960. 10 pp.

Nelleman, Aksel.Copenhagen:

Study in Denmark.1967. 9 pp.

F. FINLAND

Schools and Education in Denmark.Det Danske Selskab, 1964. 153 pp.

New York: IIE, Counseling Division,

A General Survey of University Level Education in 'Fin-land.. Helsinki: The Finnish Committee on Studyand Training in the United States, 1962. 20 pp.

Chapman, Eunice. Report of Scandinavian Study-Tour:A Preliminary Study of the Educational Systemsof Denmark, FinlandIceland, Norway, and Sweden.Washington, D. C.: AACRAO, 1959. 126 pp. Lnotin print]

King, Margaret L. in collaboration with Male, George.'Educational Data: Republic of Finland," Infor-mation on Education Around the World. NO7-727Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare, Office of Education, July,1963. 11 pp. [not in print]

G. FRANCE

Advanced Studies in France for College Graduates.New York: Cultural Services, French Embassy,1966. 43 pp.

Courses for Foreigners in France Offered by FrenchUniversities. New York: Cultural Services,French Embassy. Summer, 1967. 44 pp.

Education in France.Services, French

Education in France.Services, French

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No. 37.Embassy,

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New York: Cultural1967. 9 pp.

New York: Cultural1968. 34 pp.

Education in France: Orientation Act 1968. No. 38.New York: Cultural Services, French Embassy,1969. 42 pp.

Education in France. No. 39. New York: CulturalServices, French Embassy. 36 pp.

Education in France. Special Issue. New York:Cultural Services, French Embassy, 1965. 27 pp.

Hyslop, Beatrice. France: A Study of French Educationand Guide to the Placement of Students From Francein Educational Institutions in the U.S.A. WorldEducation Series. Washington, D. C.: AACRAO,1964. 120 pp. $1.00

Male, George A. Education in France. Washington, D.C.:Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Of-fice of Education, 1963. 205 pp. [PDU, OE 14091,free]

Richardson, C. A. Brule, Helene; and Snyder, Harold E.The Education of Teachers in England, Francel andthe U.S.A. Switzerland: UNESCO, 1953. 340 pp.

Study of Art in France. New Yorks Cultural Services,French Embassy, December 1964. 36 pp.

Study of Music. New York: Cultural Services, FrenchEmbassy, January 1965. 26 pp.

The Reform of French Education. No. 34. New York:Cultural Services, French Embassy, 1966. 10 pp.

H. GERMANY (EAST)

Bodenman, Paul S. Education in the Soviet Zone ofGerman . Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department ofHea th, Education, and Welfare, Office of Educa-tion, 1959. 162 pp. [not in print]

The Soviet Zone of Germa : A Guide to the AcademicP acement of Students from the Soviet Zone ofGermany in Educational Institutions in the UnitedStates. World Education Series. Washington,D.C.: AACRAO, 1966. 6 pp. [free]

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Academic Studies in the Federal Republic of Germany.Bad Godesberg: Deutscher AkademischerAustauschdienst, 1963. 6 pp.

Arimond, Heinrich. Handbuch Der AkademischenStudiengebiete Und Berufe, Bonn: VerlanHochschul, 1963/64, 264 pp,

Catalo es of Technical Schools Colle es and.OtherEducational Institutes for Agriculture, Wine Grow-ing, Horticulture and Forestry, Bad Godesberg:Agency for International Development, 1959. 184

Education in Germany. No. 1.Nations, 1969. 45 pp.

Education in Germany. No. 5.Nations, 1969, 34 pp.

Education in Germany. No. 6.1969. 41 pp.

Education in Germany. No. 7.1969, 24 pp.

Education in Germany. No. 8.Nations, 1968. 31 pp.

Education in Germany,hationes, 1968.

Education in Germany,nations. 1968,

No. 9.30 pp.

No: 10.30 pp.

Education in Germany. No. 11,Nations, 1968. 37 PP.

Education in Germany, Index, No. 1, 1963. No. 12.Bonn-Bad Godesberg, 1968. 47 pp.

Education in Germany, Bonn-Bad Godesberg: September,1970. 30 pp.

Education in Germany. Bonn-Bad Godesberg: [in press]November, 1970. 25 pp.

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Hasse, Herta, in collaboration with Male, George."Educational Data: Federal Republic of Germany,"Information on Education Around the World, No, 35.Washington, D. C. U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare, Office of Education.November, 1959. 22 pp,

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Lindegren Alina M. Education in GermanY. Washing-ton, D. C.: Office of Education, Department ofthe Interior, 1939. 145 pp.

. Germany Revisited: Education in the FederalRepublic. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department ofHealth, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education,1960. 107 pp. [not in print]

Phelps, Reginald H. Germany: A Study of the Educa-tional $ystem and Guide to the Academic Placementof Students from Germany in United States Educa-tional Institutions. World Education Series.Washington, D. C.: AACRAO, 1966 (Revised ed.)36 pp. $1.00

"Structure of Education in Germany," Hochschul-Dienst.XIII:4:April 1968. Bonn: Donors Association forPromoting Arts and Sciences in Germany. 2 pp.

Study in Germany. New York: IIE, 1966. 12 pp.

Technical Studies and Technical Training in Germany.Bonn: Deutscher Akademischer Austausch-dienst,1961. 42 pp.

J. GREECE

Chavels, Samuel G. Educational Data: The Kingdom ofGreece. Detroit: tunpublishedj 12 pp.

Haniotis, George. "The Situation of the Universitiesin Greece," Minerva, 6121 Winter 1968. London:C.S.F. Publications, Ltd. 22 pp.

Sassani, Abdul H.K. "Educational Data: The Kingdom ofGreece", Information on Education Around the World.No. 56. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department ofHealth, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education,November, 1962.

Study in Greece. New York: IIE, 1964. 3 pp.

K. HUNGARY

Braham, Randolph L. Education in the Hungarian People'sRepublic. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department ofHealth, Education and Welfare, Office of Education.1970. [GPO, OE 14140, $1.25, PDU]

L. ICELAND

Chapman, Eunice. Report of Scandinavian Study-Tour:A Preliminary Study of the Educational Systems ofDenmark, Finland, Iceland Norway and Sweden.Washington, D. C. AACRAO, 1959. 126 pp. [notin print]

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King, Margaret L. in collaboration with Male,'Educational Data: Republic of Iceland,"tion on Education Around the World. No.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Dept. of Health,and Welfare, Office of Education. July,

George A.Informa-l?.Education,

1969. 5 pp.

. "Educational Data: Republic of Iceland,"Information on Education Around the World. No. 73.Washington, D. C.: U. S. Dept. of Health, Education,and Welfare, Office of Education. January 1964. 8 pp.

M. IRELAND

King, Margaret L. in collaboration with Male, George A."Educational Data: Republic of Ireland," Informa-tion on Education Around the World. No. 69.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Dept. of Health, Education,and Welfare, Office of Education. March, 1963. 12 pp.

Peck, B. "Irish Education and European Integration"Comparative Education. Volume 2:3. Oxford:Pergamon Press, June, 1966. 10 pp.

Study in Ireland. New York: IIE, Counseling Division,1967. 6 pp.

N. ITALY

Chapmant.Eunice. Italy: A Survey of Italian Educationand Guide to the Academic Placement of ItalianStudents in Educational Institutions in the U.S.A.World Education Series. Washington, D. C.: AACRAO,1962. 90 pp. 0.00

"Education in Italy," Information on Education Aroundthe World. No. 39-WE. Washington, D. C.: U.S.Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office ofEducation. February, 1960. 12 pp.

Scarangello, Anthony A. Progress and Trends in ItalianEducation. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Dept. of Health,Education, and Welfare, Office of Educ4tion, 1964.35 pp. [GPO, OE 14098, 200, PDU, free].

Study in Italy. New York: IIE, Counseling Division.1964. 19 pp.

O. LUXEMBOURG

King, Margaret L. in collaboration with Male, George A."Educational Data: Grand Duchy of Luxembourg"Information on Education Around the World. No. 14.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Dept. of Health, Ed:lationand Welfare, Office of Education. 1959. 4 pp.

Male, George A. Teacher Education in the Nethrlands,Belgium, Luxembourg. Washington, D. C.: U.S.Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare, Officeof Education, 1962. 190 pp. [not in print]

P. NETHERLANDS

Institute of Social Studies: Prospectus 1968-1971.The Hague: Institute of Social Studies. 39 pp.

Male, George A. Teacher Education in the Netherlands,Belgium, Luxembourg. Washington, D. C.: U.S.Dept. of Health, Eaucation and Welfare, Office ofEducation, 1962. 190 pp. [not in print]

Mostert, John. The Netherlands: A Guide to the AcademicPlacement of Studenis From the Netherlands in Educa-tional Institutions in the United Slates. World Edu-cation Series. Washington, D. C.: AACRAO, 1961.84 pp. $1.00

Study in the Netherlands. New York: IIE, CounselingDivision, 1963. 9 pp.

"Study in the Netherlands." New York: IIE, Informa-tion and Reference Division, 1968. [unpublished]

Q. NORWAY

Chapman, Eunice. Report of Scandinavian Study-Tour:A Preliminary Study of the Educational Systems ofDenmark, Finland, Icelandi Norwv and Sweden. Wash-ington, D. C.: AACRA0,1959. 126 pp. [not in print]

Dittmann, Reidar. Norway: A Study of the Educational Sys-tem of the Kin:fdom of Norway and a Guide to the Aca-demic Placement of Students from Norny in UnitedStates Educational Institutions. Woria Education Series.Washington, D. C.: AACRAO, 1971. 77 pp.

Facts About the University of Oslo. Oslo: Universityox Os o, 1967. 19 pp.

Sandven, Johs. Educational Research inTwentieth Century. Washington, D.of Health, Education., and Welfare,tion, 1963. 31 pp. LGPO FS 5.214:

Norway in theC.: U.S. Dept.Office of Educa-14093, 20¢]

Study in Norway. New York: IIE, Counseling Division.1967. 8 pp.

R. POLAND

Apanasewlez, Nellie. "Educational Systems in Poland,"Information on Education Around the World. No. 12Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health, Edu-cation and Welfare, Office of Education, March, 1959.34 PP.

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Dobsiewicz, Stanislaw. "General Education." Culturein Peo le's Poland, 1967. [photo copied article]

Kotarbinski, Tadeusz. "Science, Learning, and Culture."Culture in People's Poland. 1967. Lphoto copied

Michajlow, Wlodzimierz, "Higher Education." Culturein PeoRle's Poland. 1967. [photo copied article]

Paschalska, Maria. Education in Poland. Warsaw:Polonia Publishing House, 1962, 103 pp.

Poland: A Guide tofrom Poland inUnited States.D,C.: AACRAO,

the Academic Placement of StudentsEducational Institutions in theWorld Iducation 'Series. Washington

1964. 6 pp. [free]

Rosen, Seymor, and Apanasewicz, Nellie, Higter Educa-tion in Poland: Part I Organization and Adminis-tration. Washington,. D. C.: U.S. Department ofHealth, Education and Welfare, Office of Education,1963. 37 pp. LPDU, OE 14082, free]

. Ri5her Education in Poland: Part II, Rulesof Admissions, Student Activities, and Curriculums.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education, and Welfare, Office of Education, 1964.81 pp. [GPO, OE 14099, 400; PDU free]

Zaluska, Wanda. "Artistic Training." Cultuxe inPeople's Poland. 1967. [photo copied article]

S. PORTUGAL

"Eduoational Data: Portugal, Historical Background,"Information on Education Around the World, Wash-ing-tem, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health, Educa-tion and Welfare. July, 1964. 20 pp.

"Study in Portugal." New York: IIE, Infornation andReference Division, 1967. 3 pp. [unpublished]

T. RUMANIA

Brahs4m, Randolph L. Education in the Rumanian People'sRepublic. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Departmentof Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Educa-tion, 1964. 229 pp, 01P0, OE 14087, $1.00: PDU, free]

Grant, Nigel. "The Changing School in Rumania." Com-parative Education. Vol. 2, No. 3, Jume 19667-pp. 167-179.

Haase, Herta. Education in Rumania.. Washington,D. C.: U.S. Department of Health, Education andWelfare, Office of Education, 1960. 26 pp.

Rumania: A Guide to the Academic Placement ofStudents from Rumania in Educational Institutionsin fhe D.s.A. World Education Series. Washington,D. C. AACRAO, 1961. 6 pp. Lfree]

U. SPAIN

Doherty, Ellen M. with the collaboration of Male,George A. Education in Spain. Washington, D.C.:Department of Health, Education, and Welfare,Office of Education, 1966. 36 pp. [GPO, OE 79,20; PDU, free]

Study in Spain. New York: IIE, Counseling Division,1967. 11 pp.

Toven, J. Richard. Spain: A Study of the EducationalSystem of Spain and Guide to the Academic Place-ment of Students from Spain in the United StatesEducational Institutions. World Education Series.Washington, D. C. AACRAO, 1967. 125 pp. $1.00

V. SWEDEN

Arts and Science Deyees at Swedish Universities.Stockholm: Sverige-Amerika Stiftelsen, 1965. 4 pp.

Chapman, Eunice.A Preliminary Studyof Denmark, FinlandWashington, D. C.:in print]

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Re ortof he Educational SystemsIceland, Norwa and Sweden.

AACRAO, 1959. 12 pp. not

A Guide to Evaluating Courses Studied and Grades Re-ceived at the Universities of Technology in Sweden.Stockholm: Sverige-Amerika, 1966. 11 pp.

Husen, Torsten. School Reform in Sweden. Washington,D. C.: U.S. Department of Health, Education andWelfare, 1961. 45 pp.

King, Margaret, with the collaboration of Male, George A.Sweden: Educational Data. Washington, D. C.U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare,Office of Education, 1965. 35 pp. [not in print]

Law Degrees at Swedish Universities. Stockholm:Sverige-Amerika Stiftelsen, 1963. 4 pp.

Study in Sweden. New York: IIE, 1967. 10 pp.

The Swedish Studentexamen. Stockholm: Sverige-Amerika Stiftelsen, 1957. 8 pp.

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W. SWITZERLAND

Chapman, Eunice, Switzerland: A Study of the Educa-tional System of Switzerland: A Guide to theAcademic Placement of Students From Switzerlandin Educational Institutions in the United States.World Education Series. Washington, D. C.:AACRAO, 1965. 101 pp. [$1,00]

The Graduate Institute of International Studies,Academic Year 1954-55. Geneva: The GraduateInstitute of International Studies. [Also58-59, 59-60] 22 pp.

King, Margaret L. and Male, George A. EducationalData: Swiss Confederation, Washington, D. C.:U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare,Office of Education, 1964, (OE 14034-75, PDU)

"Study in Switzerland." New York: IIE, Informationand Reference Division, 1968. [unpublished] 9 pp,

Thut, I. N. "Some Observations on Education in Switzer-land." Information on Education Around the World.No. 49. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department ofHealth, Education and Welfare, Office of Education,1960,

X. UNITED KINGDOM

Ashby, Eric. Universities: British, Indiana African,A Study in the Ecology of Education. Cambridge:Harvard University Press, 1966. 558 pp. [$12.951

British Technological Education. New York: BritisY.Information Services. January 1959.

Carrigan, Delia, The Catholic Teachers Colleges inthe United Kingdom, 1850-1960. Washington, D.C.:The Catholic University of America Press, 1961.206 pp,

Copies of Examination Certificates and Explanationsof Grading. LMostly for 1965 AACRAO meeting inChicago] [unpublished]

Doherty, Ellen N. and Male, George A. Education inScotland, Washington, D. C.: 'Department ofHealth, Education and Welfare, Office of Education,1963. 46 pp, [PDU OE, 14095, free]

Education in Britain. New Yorks British InformationServices, January 1964. (Rev.) 80 pp.

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Education in Britain, New York: British InformationServices. November, 1966. 92 pp.

Education in England. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Depart-ment of Health, Education and Welfare, Office ofEducation, 1961. 67 pp. [not in print]

"General Information for Internal Students." London:University of London, September 1959. 76 pp.

Hi her Technical Education in the United KingdomDependencies. New Yorks British InformationServices, July, 1960. 11 pp.

King, Margaret L. and Male, George A. "EducationalData: England and Wales." Information on Educa-tion Around the World. No. 16 (Rev.) Washington,D. C.: U.S, Department of Health, Education andWelfare, Office of Education, June 1960. 13 pp.

"Educational Data: Northern Ireland."Information on Education Around the World, No. 62Washington, D. C. U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare, Office of Education, July1959. 5 pp,

Murray, Lord of New Haven.sity. London: Unitedmission, May 1967. 65

Choosing a British Univer-Kingdom Educational Com-pp. [not for sale]

Pearce, Beatrice. United Kingdom: A Study of theEducational .5ystem of the United Kingdom and Guideto the Academic Placement of Students from theUnited Kingdom in United States EdUcationalInstitutions. World Education Series. Washington,D. C. AACRAO, 1963. 135 pp. 1$1.00]

Primary and Secondary Schools in Britain. New York:British Information Services, May 1964. 14 pp.

Regulations Relating to University Entrance Requirements.London: University of London, 1970. 9 pp.

Richardson, C.A.; Brule, Helene; and Snyder, Harold E.The Education of Teachers in England. France,and the U.S.A. Switzetlandi UNESCO, 1953. 340 pp.

Secondary School Examinations and University Entrance inBritain. New York: British Information Servines,April 1958. 10 pp.

"Some Notes for the Guidance of Overseas StudentsWho Wish to Study at British Universities." NewYork: British Information Services, March 1968.18 pp. [unpublished]

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Universities in Britain. New York: British InformationServices, January 1965. 37 pp.

Y. USSR

Apanasewicz, Nellie, in collaboration with Rosen, S.M.Soviet Education: A Bibliography of English-Language Materials. Washington, D. C.: U.S.Department of Health, Education and Welfare,Office of Education, 1964. 42 pp.

Blodgett, Ralph H. and Schnitzer, Martin. SovietTeaching and Research in Economics. Washington,D.C.: U.S. Department of Health, Education andWelfare, Office of Education, 1965. 28 pp. [GPOFS 5.214:14107, 25¢]

Bryce, Mayo. Fine Arts Education in the Soviet Union.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education ahd Welfare, 1963. 74 pp. [GPO FS 5.214:14085, 50]

Caldwell, Oliver J. Moscow in May 19631 Educationand Cybernetics. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Depart-ment of Health, Education and Welfare, Office ofEducation, 1964. 49 pp. [GPO 5,214:].4106, 250]

Education in the U.S.S.R. Washington, D. C.: U.S.Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1957.226 pp. [GPO $1.25]

Education in the U.S.S.R. Washington, D. C.: U.S.Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Officeof Education, 1958. [OE 14045, PDU]

"Final Examinations in the Russian Ten-Year School."Information on Education Around the World, No. 6.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare, Office of Education, October,1958. 31 PP.

Medlin, William K1 Lindquist, Clarence B.; and Schmitt,Marshal L. Soviet Educational Program. Washington,D.C.: U.S. Department of.Health, Education andWelfarer Office of Education, 1960. 281 pp.[GPO 31.25]

Report of the IIE Seminar on Education in the SovietUnion. New York: IIE, 1959.

Rosen, Seymour M. Higher Education in the U.S.S.R.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare, 1963. 195 pp. [not in print]

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Rosen, Seymour M. Part-Time Education in the U.S.S.R.:Evening and Correspondence Study. Washington,D. C.: U.S. Department of Health, Education andWelfare, Office of Education, 1965. 141 pp.[PDU OE 14113, free]

. Significant Aspects of Soviet Education.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare, Office of Education, 1965.23 pp. [GPO OE 14112, 150, PDU, free]

"The Preparation and Education of ForeignStudents in the USSR." Information on EducationAround the World. No. 44. Washington, D. C.:U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare,Office of Education, 1960. 8 pp.

Rudman, Herbert C. Structure and Decision-Making inSoviet Education. Washington, D. C.: U.S.Department of Health, Education and Welfare,Office of Education, 1964. 64 pp. [GPO, FS 5.214:14094, 250]

Social Science in Soviet Secondary Schools. Washington,D.C.: U.S. Department of Health, Education andWelfare, Office of Education, 1966. 23 pp.'[GPO FS 5.214:14].24, 150]

Soviet Commitment to Education - Re ort of the FirstOfficial U.S. Education Mission to the U.S.S.R.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare, 1959. 135 pp. [GPO 700]

Teaching in the Social Sciences and the Humahities.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare, Office of Education, 1959.47 pp.

U.S.S.R.: A Guide to the Academic Placement of StudentsFrom the U.S.S.R. In.Educational Institutions inIhe United States. World Education Series.Washington, D. C.: AACRAO, 1966. [free]

Z. YUGOSLAVIA

Apanasewicz, Nellie, in collaboration with Rosen, S. M.Selected Bibliography of Materials on Educationin Yugoslavia. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Depart-ment of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office ofEducation, 1961. 37 PP.

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"The Educational System of Yugoslavia." EducationAround the World. Washington, D. C.: U.S. De-partment of Health, Education and Welfare, Officeof Education, 1970. 9 pp. [GPO, OE 14147, 150]

Tomich, Vera. Education in Yugoslavia and the New Re-form. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare, Office of Education, 1963.146 pp. [GPO, 600]

IV. FAR EAST

A. BURMA

Neff, Kenneth L. Burma Educational Data. Washington,D. C.: U.S. Department of Healfh, Education andWelfare, Office of Education, 1965, 14 pp. [PDU,OE 14034-77. free]

B. CAMBODIA

Dremuk, Richard, ed. Report of the Training Workshopon the Evaluation of Asian Educational Credentials.(Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand) Indonesia, Korea)Honolulu: NAFSA and Institute for Technical Inter-change, East-West Center, August, 1968. *2.00

C. CEYLON

Area Handbook: Ceylon. Washington, D. C.: -Departmentof the Army, 1961. 525 pp. [GPO $3.50]

Background Notes: Ceylon. Washington, D. C.: Departmentof State, 1968.

Education in Ceylon, Volumes I-III. Colombo, Ceylon:Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs, 1969.1339 PP.

Jameson, Sanford, ed. The Admission and Placement ofStudents From the Pacific-Asia Area: A WorkshopReport. Washington, D. C.: NAFSA, AACRAO, andThe Institute for Technical Interchange, East-West Center, 1970. 93 pp. [NAFSA, $1.50]

Sassani, Abdul Ha., "Educational Data: Ceylon."Information on Education Around the World. No. 65.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health, Ed-ucation and Welfare, Office of Education, September,1962. 7 pp.

Universities Handbook: India and Ceylon. New Delhi:Inter-University Board of India and Ceylon, 1969.908 pp. [price: Rs 80/-]

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D. CHINA, REPUBLIC OF

Barendsen, Robert D. Higher Educational Institutionsin Taiwan. Washington, D. C. U.S. Departmentof Health, Education and Welfare, Office of Edu-cation, 1966. 31 pp. [GPO, OE 14122: 205']

Jacqz, Jane W. Guidelines for the Admission and Place-ment of Students from Taiwan and Hong Kong. NewYork: IIE, 1966. 52 pp, $1,00

Bassani, Abdul H.K. Education in Taiwan, Washington,D. C.: U.S. Department of Heatz.EdIritnipon andWelfare, Office of Education, 1[GPO, 200]

"Study in the Republic of China." New York: IIE, 1967.5 pp. [unpublished]

Taiwan: A Guide to the Academic Placement of StudentsFrom Taiwan in Educational Institutions in theUnited States. World Education Series. Washing-ton, D. AACRAO, 1967. 6 pp, Free.

Wilcox, Lee, ed. The Evaluation of Asian EducationalCredentials: A Workshop Report. New York: NAFSA,1966. 69 pp. 500.

E. CHINA, MAINLAND

Barendsen, Robert D. "Education in China: A Survey."[Reprint from Problems in Communism. Vol. 13,No. 4, pp. 19-27.j

Half-Work, Half-Study Schools in CommunistChina. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department ofiginh, Education and Welfare, Office of Education,1964. 56 pp. [GP0 25¢]

"Planned Reforms in the Primary and SecondarySystem in Communist China." 'Information on Educa-tion Around. the World. No. 437- Washington, D. C.:U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare,Office of Education, August 1960. 12 pp.

Chen, Theodore Hsi-en. Teacher Traintni% in CommunistChina. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department ofUgilfh, Education and Welfare, Office of Education,December, 1960. 49 pp.

"The Popularization of Higher Education inCommunist China." Information an Education Aroundthe Wor]d. No. 24, Washington, D. C.: U.S.'tepartment of Health, Education and Welfare, Of-fice of Education, August 1959. 10 pp.

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Cheng, J. Chester. "Basic PrinciPles Underlying theChinese Communist Approach to Education." Informa-tion On Education Around the World. No. 51. U.S.Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Officeof Education, January 1961. 24 pp.

Harper, Paul. Spare-Time Education for Workers inCommunist China. Washington, D. C.: U.S. De-partment of Health, Education and Welfare, Officeof Education, 1964. 20 pp. [GPO 200]

F. HONG KONG

Berrien, Marcia T. Education in Honf Kon§. Washington,D. C.: U.S. Department of Health, Education andWelfare, Office of Education, May 1960. 40 pp.[not in print]

Hong Kong: A Guide to the Academic Placement of Studentsfrom Hong Kong in Educational Institutions in theU.S.A. World Education Series. Washington, D. C.:AACRAO, 1961. 11 pp. [not in print]

Jameson, Sanford, ed. The Admission and Placement ofStudents from the Pacific-Asia Area: A WorkshopReport. Washington, D. C.: NAFSA, AACRAO, andthe Institute for Technical Interchange, East-West Center, 1970. 93 pp. [NAFSA, $1.50]

Recent Developments in Hong Kong Education of Importanceto Admissions Officers. Hong Kong: IIE, 1968.

Sjogren, Cliff. "Predicting Scholastic Performance ofHong Kong Students Applying for Admission to Under-graduate Colleges and Universities of the United .

States." [A research paper presented at the 16thAnnual Conference of NAFSA in Minneapolis, Minnesota,April 28-May 1, 1964] April, 1964. 22 pp.

G. INDIA

Annual Report: 1965-66. New Delhi: Ministry of Educa-cation, Government of India, 1966.

Ashby, Eric. Universities: British Indian, African.Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1966. 558 pp.$12.95

Bulletin of the Institution of Engineers (India)Calcutta: Institution Of Engineers, Vol. 12,No. 12, August 1963.

Bulletin of the Institution of Engineers (India'. Cal-cutta: Institution of Engineers, Vol. 13, .No. 1.September, 1963.

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Centres of Advanced Study in Indian Universities,Delhi: University Grants Commission, 1967.

Directory of Institutions for Hi her Education. Delhi:Ministry of Education, 1967. pp.

Education in India. Vol. I (Report). Delhi: Ministryof Education 1956-57.

Education in India. Vol. II (Tables and Appendices),Delhi: Ministry of Education. 1956-57.

Evaluations in Higher Education. New Delhi: UniversityGrants Commission, 1961.

Facilities for Technical Education In India. Vol. I.and Vol. II (First Degree and Post-Graduate Courses)Nasik: Ministry of Education, Government of India,1965. 227 pp.

Filho, M.B. Lourencol Creedy, L.A.! Pires, E.A.; andCastillo, Isidro. The Trainin$ of Rural SchoolTeachers. Switzerland: UNESCO, 1953. 164 pp.

Gaudino, Robert. The Indian University. Bombay:Popular Prakashav, 1965.

Haggerty, William J. Higher and Professional Educationin India. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department ofHealth, Education and Welfare, Office of Education.'1969. 181 pp, [GPO OE 14141, #1,001 PDU, free]

Handbook of Engineering Education in-India. New Delhi:Inter-University Board of India and Ceylon, 1968.

Indian Education, Report from Region V, NAFSA Meeting,December 6-7, 1968.

Jameson, Sanford, ed, The Admission and Placement ofStudents From the PiTain:Asia Area: A-WERA7317Aeport. Washington, D. C.: NAFSA, AACRAO andthe Institute for Technical Interchange, East-West Center, 1970. 93 pp, [NAFSA, $1,50]

"List of Universities in India," [unpublished]

Mukerjee, Rasupati and Vold, Robert D. "Correlation ofIndian Training with American School Requirements,"Journal of Chemical Education. December, 1969.

"Placement RecommendationsIndia, Secondary Level Certif-icates." [Document of the Council on Evaluationof Foreign Student Credentials.] March, 1962.9 pp. [unpublished]

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Report of the Education Commission 1964-66. Nei Delhi:Ministry of Education, Government of India, 1966.

Report on Examination Reform. New Delhi: UntversityGrants Commission.--172.

Report on General Education. New Delhi: UniversityGrants Commission, 1962.

Report on Standards of University Education. New Delhi:University Grants Commission, 1965.

Sassani, Abdul H.K. "Selected Bibliography of Booksand Pamphlets on Education in India." Informationon Education Around the World. No. 57. Washington,D. C.: U.S. Department of Health, Education and Wel-fare, Office of Education, September, 1961. 14 pp.

Second All-India Educational Survey. New Delhi: NationalCouncil of Educational Research and Training, 1967.

Study in India. New Yorks. IIE, 1967. 7 pp. [unpublished]

Sweeney, Leo. India: A Study of the Educationa1,3/stemof India and Guide to the Academic Placement ofStudents from India in United States EducationalInstitutions. World Education Series. Washington,D. C.: AACRAO, 1970. 385 pp

The Directory of Scientific Research Institutions InIndia 1962. Delhi: India Scientific Documenta-tion Centre, 1969.

The Study_pf English in India. New Delhi: Ministryof -Education, Government of India, 1967.

Universities Handbook: India and Ceylon. New Delhi:Inter-University Board of India and Ceylon, 1969.908 pp.

University Development in India: Basic Facts and Figures1966-67. New Delhi: University Grants Commission,1967.

Walpole, Norman C., et al. U.S. Army Area Handbook forIndia. Washington: Department of the Army, 1964.

Wilcox, Lee, ed. The Evaluation of Asian EducationalCredentials: A Workshop_Report. New York: NAFSA,1966, 69 pp. 50%

Willard, Frances M. India: A Study of the EducationalSystem of India and Guide to the Academic Place-ment of Students from India in United StatesEducational Institutions. World Education Series,Washington, D. C. AACRAO, 1964. [$1.001

H. INDONESIA

Allen, Dr. Raymond B.; Thayer, Dr. Philip W.; Dyer,Dr. Henry S.; Krenitsky, Dr. Michael V.; andSassani, Dr. Abdul Hasa Khan Sassani. HigherEducation in Indonesia. Division of Education,U.S. Operations Mission, Indonesia, I.C.A., 1959.74 pp.

Clark, Marilyn W. Overseas Chinese Education in Indo-nesia. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department ofHealth, Education and Welfare, Office of Education,1965. 56 pp. [GPO OE 14114, 250, PDU, free]

"Correspondence from the Indonesian Chancery, Washington,D. C. to Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire,regarding the educational systemin Indonesia."November 17, 1970. Eunpublishedj

Cunningham, Dr. K. S. The Educational System of Indo-nesia. Djakarta: Ministry of Education, 1957. 20 pp.

Department of Regional and City Planning Present Conditionsand Future Prospects. Bandung: Bandung Instituteof Technology, October 1967. 14 pp.

Dremuk, Richard. Report of the Training Workshop onthe Evaluation of Asian Educational Credentials.(Vietnam, Laosi Cambodia, Thailand, Indonesia,Korea.) Honolulu: NAFSA and the Institute forITEERIcal Interchange, East-West Center, August,1968. $2.00

"Higher Education - Indonesia, Criteria for Accredi-tation." [Unpublished]

List of Feeder Faculties, Schools, Departments inVarious Universities and Institutes in Indonesia.Indonesian Embassy, December 30, 1967.

Neff, Kenneth L. National Higher Technical Educationin Indonesia. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Departmentof Hea th, Education and Welfare, Office of Educa-tion, October 1960. 67 pp.

Noble, Elmer R. An APpraisal of the State Universitiesof Indonesia. Djakarta: International CooperationAdministration, 1960.

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Pedoman Fakultas Keguruan Sastra-Seni Ikip Bandung.Bandung: Fakultas Keguruan Sastra-Seni, 1967.165 pp.

Vroman, Clyde. "Final Report: A Study of the Processesof Selecting, Admission, Placement, and Enrollmentof Indonesians in U.S. Academic Institutions."Report done for U.S. AID, Office of InternationalTraining, 1964.

I. JAPAN

Anderson, Ronald S. Japan: Three Epochs of ModernEducation. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Departmentof Health, Education and Welfare, Office of Educa-tion, 1959. 219 pp. [GPO $1.25]

n24,y_11Latpan. New York: IIE, 1967. 12 pp,

Vroman, Clyde. Japans A Study of the Educational Systemof Japan an Gu de to the Aca em c P acemen orStudents from Japan in United States EducationalInstitutions. World Education Series. Washington,D. C.: AACRAO, 1966. 245 pp. $1e00

Wilcox, Lee, ed. The Evaluation of Asian EducationalCredentials: A Workshop Report. New York: NAFSA1966. 69 pp. 500

KOREA

Adams, Don. Higher Educational Reforms in the Republicof Korea. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department ofHealth, Education and Welfare, Office of Education,1965. 63 pp. [PDU, OE 14119, free]

Dremuk, Richard, Report of the Training Workshop onthe Evaluation of Asian Educational Credentials(Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Indonesia,Korea). Honolulu: NAFSA and Institute forTechnical Interchange, East-West Center, August1968. $2.00

Education in Korea. Korea: Ministry of Education andNational Commission for UNESCO, 1962. 100 pp.

Klimes, Rudolf E. xoreant.Seoul:. Korean Association of Voluntary Agencies,Committee on Education, 1967. 54 pp. yUstributedby the American-Korean Foundation, Inc.

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Koenig, Clara H. The Republic of Korea: A Guide tothe Academic Placement of Students from theRepublic of Korea in United States EducationalInstitutions. World Education Series. Washing-ton, D. C.: AACRAO, 1958. 79 Pp. [not in print]

Stoddard, George D. "Report of ICA Consultant onHigher Education in Korea with Special Referenceto Seoul National University and the ContactsBetween ICA and U.S. Universities." April 1959.Lunpublished]

K. LAOS

Dremuk, Richard. Report of the Training Workshop onthe Evaluation of Asian Educational CredentialsVietnam Laos Cambodia Thailand Indonesia,

Korea . Honolulu: NAFSA and Institute forTechnical Interchange, East-West Center, August1968. $2.00

Student Records from Laos: An Evaluation for Place-ment of Students in American Educational Insti-tutions. USAID Laos: Teacher Training BranchEducation Division, May 1967. 21 pp.

L. MALAYSIA

Jameson, Sanford, ed. The Admission and Placement ofStudents from the Pacific-Asia Area: A WorkshoReport. Washington, D. C.: NAFSA, AACRAO andthe Institute for Technical Interchange, East-West Center, 1970. 93 pp. [NAFSA, $1.50]

M NEPAL

Ne al: The Countr and Its Peo le Education Problemsno sateand Goals. Washington, D. C. AID. PP

Wood, Hugh B. The Development of Education in Nepal.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare, Office of Education, 1965.78 pp. [GPO OE 14110 30, PDU free]

O. PHILIPPINES

Carson, Arthur. Higher Education in the Philippines.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education., and Welfare, Office of Education, 1961.251 pp. LGPO, OE 14065, $1.00]

The Philippines: A Guide to the Academic Placement ofStudents from the Republic of the Philippines inEducational Institutions in the U.S.A. World EdUca-TiasnWErTorl..C.:CAARAO 1962.10 pp. [not in print]

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"Study in the Philippines" New York: IIE April, 1968.8 pp. [unpublishedj

Wilcox, Lee, ed. The Evaluation of Asian EducationalCredentials: A Workshop Re ort. New York: NAFSA,1966. 69 PP. 50

P. SINGAPORE

Q.

Jameson, Sanford, ed. The Admission and Placement ofStudents from the Pacific-Asia Area: A WorkshopReport,. Washington, D. C.: NAFSA, AACRAO, andthe Institute for Technical Interchange, East-West Center, 1970. 93 pp. [NAFSA, $1.50]

THAILAND

Dremuk, Richard. Report of the Training Workshop on theEvaluation of Asian Educational Credentials (Viet-nam Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Indonesia, Korea).Honolulu: NAFSA and the Institute for TechnicalInterchange, East-West Center, August 1968. $2.00.

Franzen, Carl G. F. Thailand: A Guide to the AcademicPlacement of Stuaents from The Kingdom of Thailandin United States Educational Institutions. WorldEducation Series. Washington, D. C.: AACRAO,1958. 83 pp. [not in print)

R. VIETNAM

Bulletin of Qui Nhon Normal School. Qui-Nhon: 1967. 10 pp.

Dremuk, Richard. Report of the Training Workshop on theEvaluation of Asian Educational Credentials (Viet-nam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Indonesia, Korea),Honolulu: NAFSA and the Institute for TechnicalInterchange, East-West Center, August 1968. $2.00

Educational and Cultural Exchange: Institutional Reporton the University of Cantho. Department of StateAirgram, American Embassy in Saigon, 1971.

Evaluation of Vietnamese School Records. Washington,D. C.: AID, Office of Education, 1969. 13 pp.

Jarmon, Hattie; Gerritz, Ellsworth; and Patrick, William S.Republic of Vietnam: A Study of Higher Educationi/i iEda.etotheAcademtheReubu.cofinetz.ts

r-l-tof*Pacemerit-sfiom-TibtnaminUnitedStatesEducational Institutions. World Education Series..Washington, D. C.: AACRAO, 1970. 141 pp. $1.00

Lavergne, D. C., and Sassani,Washington, D. C.: U.S.tion and Welfare, Office

Abdul. Education in Vietnam.Department of Health, Educa-of Education, 1954. 23 pp.

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Situation and Pro ress of Education in Vietnam Duringthe School Year. 1959- 0; 19 2 3; 19 5Saigon: Department de l'Education Nationale.

Student Records From Vietnam. LPrepared by EducationDivision, USOM to Vietnam] 1964. (Rev. ed.). 14 pp.

Wilcox, Lee. "A General Paper on Vietnam and ItsEducational System." August 9, 1966. [unpublished]

V. LATIN AMERICA

Aguirre-Beltran, Gonzalo. "Organization and Structure ofLatin American Univer'Slties." Education in the Americas,Information Series. Bulletin 1962. No. 4 Washington,D. C. Pan American Union, 1962. 20 pp,

Agulla, Juan Carlos; Barrantes, Emilio; Chagas, Valnir;and Osorio, Raul. Las Facultades de Educacion Y LaRenovacion Educative.. Washington, D. C.: Union PanAmericana. Departmento de Asuntos Educativos. 1966.65 pp. $1,00

Albornoz, Hugo. Yearbook of Educational, Scientific andCultural Development in Latin America, 19b4. Washing-ton, D. C.: Pan American Union, Department of Educa-tional Affairs, 1966. 201 pp. 1.00

Blat, Jimeno J. "La Educacion Primaria en America Latina."Educacion, 19651039-40. Washington, D. C.: UnionPanamericana, Departmento de Asuntos Educativos, 16 pp.

Corrientes de la Educacion Media en America Latina, 1934-64.Washington, D. C. Union Panamericana, 1965. 51 pp, 50¢

"El Consejo Superior Universitario Centro-Americano," LaEducacion en America Latina, Serie de Informacion,Boletin 1961-A-1. Washington, D. C. Union Panamericana,1961. 17 pp.

Harrell, William A. "Selectivity in Latin American SchoolSystems." (A paper presented at the 19th Annual Con-ference, National Association of Foreign Student Affairs,1967). 21 pp, [unpublished]

Hart, Estrelita. Study in Latin America, Summer Supplement,1966. Washington, D. C.: Pan American Union, Depart-ment of Educationa] Affairs, 1966. 92 pp. 25¢

Hart, Estrelita and Lugo, Janet. Study in Latin AmericaPart I 1960: Regular Academirlear. WashingEZE775.C.:Pan American Union, 1960. 60 pp, 25¢

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Hauch, Charles C. The Current Situation in Latin AmericanEducation. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare, Office of Education, 1962.

Heft, David. "Las Universidades de America Latina, Setentay Cinco Anos de su Evolucion, 1890-1965." Educacion,1965:10:39-40. Washington, D. C.: Union Panamericana,Departmento de Asuntos Educativos. 14 pp.

Instituciones Latinoamericanas de Ensenzanza Superior.Washington, D. C.: Union Panamericana, 1961. 93 pp. 50¢

Leon, Ovidio de. Reuniones Tecnicas: Planeamiento de laEducacion Media, Mexico, 14 al 26 Junio de 1963.Washington, D. C.: Union Panamericana, 1965. 117 pp. 50¢

"Sobre la Educacion Media y Secundaria."Educacion, 19649:35-36. Washington, D. C.: UnionPanamericana, Departamento de Asuntos Educativos. 15 pp.

Lugo, Janet. "Los Estudios Generales y la Reforma Universitariaen America Latina." Educacion. 1965935-36. Washington,D. C.: Union Panamericana, Departamento de AsuntosEducativos. 8 pp.

"Opportunities for Study in Latin America." Bulletin ofInformation, October, 1967. Washington, D. C.: PanAmerican Union, Department of Educational Affairs. 16 pp.

Planes y Programas de las Escuelas Normales Latino-Americanas.Washington, D. C.: Union Panamericana, Departamento deAsuntos Educativos, 1963. 122 pp. 75¢

Rodriguez, Miguel Ricardo. Reuniones Tecnicas, PlaneamientoEducativo. Washington, D. C.: Union Panamericana, 1965.70 pp. 70¢

Salas S., Irma. "La EducacionEducacion, 1965:10:39-40.Panamericana, Departamento

Secundaria evi America Latina."Washington, D. C.: Unionde Asuntos Educativos. 13 pp.

Savage, Frank B. "A Personal Over-view of EducationalProblems in Latin America." (Remarks presented at theNAFSA Conference, Mexico City, April 29, 1967.) [unpublished6 pp.

"Selected Bibliography of Recent Materials Related to Educa-tion in the Western Hemisphere." Information on Educa-tion Around the World. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Depart-ment of Health, Education and Welfare, Office of Education,September, 1961.

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Stanton, Arthur P. "Current Problems in South AmericanEducation." [unpublished] 8 pp. No date.

'Study in Latin America." New York, IIE, 1964. 4 pp.Lunpublished]

'Study in Latin American Universities." Education in theAmericas: Information Series. Bulletin 1960, No. 3.Washington, D. C.: Pan American Union, 1960. 11 pp.

Zuniga, Evenor. La Formacion del Profesorado de lasEscuelas Normales Latino Americanas. Washington, D.C.:Union Panamericana, 1964. 43 pp. 250

A. CARIBBEAN

Caribbean: A Guide to the Academic Placement ofStudents from European Affiliated Areas of theCaribbean in Educational Institutions in theU.S.A. World Education Series. Washington,.D. C.: AACRAO, 1961. 9 pp. [not in printj

Hauch, Charles C. "College and University PublicEducation in the Caribbean." [Reprinted fromThe Caribbean: Contemporarly Educationj Gainesville:University of Florida Press, 1960. 24 pp.

Educational Trends in the Caribbean:Eurdpean Affiliated. Areas. Washington, D. C.:U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare,,Office of Education, 1960. 153 pp. [not in print]

(1) Cuba

Krumwiede, Grace I. and Freeburger, Adela R., incollaboration with Hauch, Charles C. "Educa-tional Data: Cuba." Information on EducationAround the World. November, 1962, No. 67.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfarel Office of Education.18 pp. [not in printj

"Lista Provisional'da los Titulos que Otorgan lasInstituciones de Ensenanza Superior de Cuba."La Educacion en.America, Serie de Informacion.Boletin 1961, No. 3. Washington, D. C.: UnionPanamericana, Division de Educacion, Departmentode Asuntos Culturales. 7 pp. [unpublished]

(2) Dominican Republic

Carreras Universitatias Titulos. Que OtorganLas Instituciones Lattnoamericanas De EnsenanzaSuperior, Volumen I; Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador,Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Haiti,Republica Dominicana. Washington, D.C.: UnionPanamericana, 1962. 67 pp. 250

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"Instituciones de Ensenanza Superior de Centro-america, Panama, Haiti y La Republica Dominicana."Bulletin of Information. Washington, D.C.: PanAmerican Union., Department of Educational Affairs,1966. 8 pp. Lunpublished]

Saint Malo, Alberto de; Imbert-Pimentel, Mario J.;and Tatis, Exequiel Garcia. La Ensenanza delas Ciencias Y de la Ingeniera en la AmericaLatina (ECIAL): Informes Nacional - es dePanama y Republica Dominicana. Washington,D. C.: Union Panamericana, 1969. 227 pp. $1.50

(3) Haiti

Carreras Universitarias - Titulos Que OtorganLas Instituciones Latinoamericanas de EnsenanzaSuperior, Volumen I: Mexico, Guatemala, ElSalvador, Honduras, Nicaragua,. Costa Rica,Panama, Haiti, Republica Dominicana. Washington,D. C.: Union Panamericana, 1962. 67 pp. 25¢

Dale, George A. Education in the Republic of Haiti.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare,. Office of Education, 1959.180 pp. [not in printl

"Instituciones de Ensenanza Superior de Centro-america, Panama, Haiti y La Republica Dominicana."Bulletin of Information. Washington, D.C.:Pan American Union, Department of EducationalAffairs, 1966. 8 pp. [unpublishedi

(4) Jamaica

Schedules A, 13_9 and D of the Code of Regulationsof the Education Department. Kingston: TheGovernment Printer, 1952. 72 pp.

B. CENTRAL AMERICA

Wilcox, Lee, ed. The Admission and Placement of Stu-dents from Latin-American Tai): A WorkshopReport, Brazil, Central America, Colombia,Venezuela. Washington, D. C.: NAFSA, 1969.96 pp. LNAFSA, $1.00]

(1) Costa Rica

Arias, Mariana Ramirez. La Ensenanza de las

Panamericana, 1964. 91 pp.

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Carreras Universttarias - Titulos Que OtorganLas Instituctones Latinoamericanas de EnsenanzaSuperior, Volumen I: Mexico, Guatemala, ElSalvador, Honduras, Nicaraua, Costa Rica,Panama, Haiti, Republica Dominicana. Washington,D. C.: Union Panamericana, 1962. 67 pp. 25¢

Estatuto (Organico Universidad de Costa Rica).San Jose, Costa Rica: Departamento de Publi-caciones, 1957. 48 pp.

(2) El Salvador

Carreras Universitarias Titulos Que OtorganLas Instituciones Latinoamericanas de EnsenanzaSuperior, Volumen I: Mexico, Guatemala, ElSalvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica,Panama, Haiti, Republica Dominicana. Washington,D.C.: Union Panamericana, 1962. 67 pp. 25¢

Pineda, Hugo Leonel, La Ensenanza de las Ciencasy de la Ingenieria En La America Latina (ECIAL):Informe Nacional de El Salvador. Washington,D. C.: Union Panamericana, Departmento deAsuntos Cientificos, 1965. 86 pp. [OAS 620-S-7014, $1.00]

(3) Guatemala

Carreras Universitarias-Titulos Que OtorganLas Instituciones Latinoamericanas de EnsenanzaSuperior, Volumen I: Mexico, Guatemala, ElSalvador,. Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica,Panama, Haiti, Republica Dominicana. Washington,D. C.: Union Panamericana, 1962: 67 PP. 250

Dintrans, Avila; Radamanta, Luis Arturo; Reyes,Alicia; and Naranjo, Gladys. La OrientacionEducativa_y Profesional En Chile, Guateinala,Panama y Venezuela. Washington, D. C.: UnionPanamericana, Departmento de Asuntos Educativos,1967. 114 pp, $1.00

El Sistema Educativo en Guatemala: Situacion yPerspectivas, No. 2. San Jose: ConsejoSuperior Universitario Centro-americano, 1964.283 pp.

"Evaluation Credits: University of San Carlos."Guatemala, Training Office USAID, 1963. 8 pp.[unpublished]

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"Handwritten pages giving description of Uni-versity level education in Guatemala incomparison with U.S. training and a gradeconversion for the University of San Carlos."4 pp. 1965, 1970

Orellanai Rene A., et al. La Ensenanza De LasCiencias Y De La Ingenieria En La AmericaLatina (ECIAL): Informe Nacional de Guatemala.Washington, D. C.: Union Panamericana, 2163.62 pp.

(4) Honduras

Carreras Universitarias - Titulos Que OtorganLas Instituciones Latinoamericanas De EnsenanzaSuperiort Volumen I: Mexico, Guatemala, ElSalvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica,Panama, Haiti, Republica Dominicana. Washing-ton, D. C.: Union Panamericana, 1962. 67 pp. 250

Mondragon, Ruben. La Ensenanza de las CienciasY de la Ingenieria en al American Latina =LullInforme Nacional de Honduras. Washington, D.C.:Pan American Union, 1965. 65 pp.

Thompson, M. Weldon. Education in Honduras.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare, Office of Education,1955. 33 pp. [not in print]

(5) Elasama

Cabezas, Dr. Denis Martinez. La Ensenanza deLas Ciencias Y De La Ingenieria En La AmericaLatina COTEI: Informe Nacional de Nicarasua.Washington, D. C.: Union Panamericana, 1964.83 PP.

Carreras Universitarias - Titulos Que OtorganLas Instituciones Latinoamericanas De EnsenanzaSuperior/ Volumen Is Mexico, Guatemala, ElSalvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica,Panama, Haiti, Republica. Dominicana. Washington,D. C.: Union Panamericana, 1962. 67 pp. 25¢

(6) Panama

Carreras Universitarias - Titulos Que OtorganLas Instituciones Latinoamericanas De EnsenanzaSuperiori Volumen I:. Mexico, Guatemala, ElSalvador, Honduras, Nicaragual_ Costa Rica,Panama, Haiti, Republica Dominicans. Washington,D.C.: Union Panamericana, 1962. 67 pp. 250

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Dintrans AviL., Radamanta; Lemus, Luis Arturo;Reyes, Ali'la; and Naranjo, Gladys. LaOrientacion Educativa Y Profesional En Chile,Guatemala, Panama I Venezuela. Washington,D. C.: Union Panamericana, Departamento deAsuntos Educativos, 1967. 114 pp. $1.00

"Instituciones de ensenanza superior de Centro-america, Panama, Haiti y La Republica Dominicana."Bulletin of Information. Washington, D. C.:Pan American Union, Department of EducationalAffairs, 1966. 8 pp. [unpublished]

Saint Malo, Alberto de; Pimentel, Mario J. Imbert;Tatis, Exequiel Garcia. La Ensenanza de LasCiencias Y de La Ingeniera en la America LatinaECIAL Informes Nacional - es de Panama Y

Republica Dominicana. Washington, D. C.: UnionPanamericana, 1969. 227 pp. $1.50

C. MEXICO

Amores, Jose Emilio, et al. La Ensenanza De LasCiencias Y De La Ingenieria En La America-Latina (ECIAI): Informe Nacional De Mexico.Washington, D. C.: Union Panamericana, 1966.142 pp.

Carreras.Universitarias: Titulos ue Otor an lasInstituciones Latinoamericanas de EnsenanzaSuperior. Vol. I. (Mexico, Panama, Haiti,Dominican Republic). Washington, D. C.:Union Panamericana, Secretaria General de laOrganizacion de los Estados Americanos.February, 1962,

Chavels, Samuel G. Mexico: A Study of the EducationalSystem of Mexico and Guide to the Academic Place-ment of Students From Mexico in United StatesEducational Institutions. World Education Series.Revised Edition. Washington, D. C.: AACRAO, 1968.283 pp. $1.00

Davis, Russell G. Scientifici Engineerin6 and TechnicalEducation in Mexico. New York: Education andWorld Affairs, 1967. 39 pp.

Filho, M. B. Lourenco; Creedy, L. A.; Pires, E. A.;and Castillo, Isidro. The Training of Rural SchoolTeachers. Switzerland: UNESCO, 1953. 164 pp.

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Gill, Clark C. Education in a Chan in Mexico.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare, Office of Education, 1969.127 pp. [GPO, OE 14139, 700; PDU, free]

"Instituciones de Ensenanza Superior de Mexico."Bulletin of Information. Washington, D. C.:Pan American Union, 19.5. 13 pp.

La Ensenanza de la Ingenieria en Mexico 1266. Mexico:Associacion Nacional de Facultades y Escuelasde Ingenieria, 1967. 125 pp. [Distributed byEducational Counseling Center, U.S. Embassy',Mexico City.]

'Mexico - Institutions of Higher Education." New York:IIE. 7 pp.

Petricioli, Blanca M. de and Reynolds, Clark W.The Teaching of Economics in Mexico. New York:Education and World Affairs, 1967. 63 pp.

Thomas, Alfred, Jr. Mexico: A Guide to the AcademicPlacement of Students from Mexico in EducationalInstitutions in the United States of America.World Education Series. Washington, D. C.: AACRAO,1961. 82 pp. [not in print]

. Mexico: A Stud of the Educational q stem.of Mexico and Guide to the Academic Placement ofStudents from Mexico in United States EducationalInstitutions. World Education Series. Washington,D. C.: AACRAO, 1968. 283 pp. $1.00

D. SOUTH AMERICA

(1) Argentina

Carreras Universitarias: Titulos que Otorganlas Instituciones Latinoamericanas de EnsenanzaSuperior. Vol. III. (Argentina, Chile, Para-Guay, Uruguay). Washington, D. C. UnionPanamericana, Secretaria General de la Organizacionde los Estados Americanos. 1963. 98 pp.

'Educational Data: Argentina."Education Around the World.D. C. U. S. Department ofand Welfare, October, 1961.

Information onNo. 59. Washington,

Health, Education13 pp. [not in print]

"Education in Argentina: References in English."Bulletin of Information. Washington, D. C.:yan American Union, April, 1965. 4 pp.Lnot in print]

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Instituciones Latinoamericanas De EnsenanzaSuperior. Washington, D. C.: UnionPanamericana. 1961. 93 pp.

Mayoras, M. "Argentina Education."no date.

[unpublished]

"Pan American List of Universities and Faculties."1968. 13 pp. [unpublished]

Rodriguez,TecnicaBrasil,D. C.:Asuntos

Miguel Ricardo. Servicios De EducacionY Formacion Profesional En Argentina,Colombia, Peru Y Venezuela. Washington,Union Panamericana, Departamento deEducativos, 1965. 82 pp. [500]

Sepmeyer, Inez Hopkins. Argentina: A Guide tothe Academic Placement of Students from theRepublic of Argentina in Educational Instift-tions in the U.S.A. World Education Series.Washington, D. C.: AACRAO, 1962. 71 pp.[not in print]

(2) Bolivia

Carreras Universitarias: Titulos que OtorganLas Instituciones Latinoamericanas deEnsenanza Superior. Vol. II (Bolivia, Colombia,Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela). Washington, D. C.:Union Panamericana, Secretaria General de laOrganizacion de los Estados Americanos. Julio1962.

"Educational Data: Bolivia." Information onEducation Around the World. No. 61. Washington,D. C. U.S. Department of Health, Educationand Welfare, Office of Education. April, 1962.12 pp. [not in print]

"Education in Bolivia: References in English."Bulletin of Information, April, 1965. Washing-ton,-D. C.: Pan American Union. 4 pp. [notin print]

"Instituziones de Ensenanza Superior." Bulletinof Information. Washington, D. C.: PanAmerican Union, Department of EducationalAffairs, August, 1967. [unpublished]

(3) Brazil

Carreras Universitarias. Vol. IV. Washington,D. C.: Pan American Union, 1965. 177 pp.

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Degree Information for the Federal University ofCeara. Lunpublishedj

Faust, Augustus R. Brazils Education in anfaitan11.0.Lkompa. Washington, D. C.: U.S.Department of Health, Education and Welfare,Office of Education, 1959. 142 pp. [GPO 50¢]

Filho, M.B.Lourenco; Creedy, L. A.; Pires, E.A.;and Castillo, Isidro. The Training of RuralSchool Teachers. Switzerland: UNESCO, 1953.164 pp.

Harrell, William A. Educational ReformThe Law of ]961, Washington, D. C.:Department of Health, Education, andOffice of Education. 1968. 50 pp.OE-14135, 550]

in Brazil:U.S.Welfare,[GPO,

The Brazilian Education System: ASummary. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Departmentof Health, Education and Welfare, Office ofEducation, 1970. [GPO OE 14150]

Educational Reform in Brazil: TheLaw of 1961. Washington, D. C.: U.S. De-partment of Health, Education, and Welfare,Office of Education. 1968. 50 pp. [GPOFS 5.214:14135, 55¢]

"Pan American List of Universities and Faculties,Letter re: Grading System." 1968. [unpublished]

Rodriguez,TecnicaBrasil,D. C.Asuntos

Miguel Ricardo. Servicios De EducacionY Formacion Profesional En Argentina,Colombia, Peru Y Venezuela. Washington,Union Panamericana, Departamento deEducativos, 1965. 82 pp. [51:40

Wilcox, Lee, ed. The Admission and Placement ofStudents From Latin American (sic): Brazil,Central America, Colombia. Venezuela. _A_Wsirkshop Report. Washington, D. C.: NAFSA, 1969.96 pp. [NAFSA, $1.00]

Zunigal, Evenor, ed. Investigaciones EducativasEn America, Resena Analitica No, 11 Colombia,Venezuela, Brasil, Peru, Ecuador. Washington,D. C.: Union Panamericana, Departamento deAsuntos Educativos, 1966. 37 pp. [50¢]

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(4) Chile

Carreras Universitarias: Titulos que Otorganlas Instituciones Latinoamericanas deEnsenanza Superior. Vol. ITY-lArgentina,Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay). Washington, D.C.:Union Panamericana, Secretaria General de laOrganizacion de los Estados Americanos. 1963.98 pp.

Chile: A Guide to the Academic Placement ofStudents From Chile in Educational Institu-tions in the United States. Washington, D.C.:AACRAO, 1965. Lfree]

Dintrans Avila, Radamantal Lemus, Luis Arturo;Reyes, Alicia, and Naranjo, Gladys. LaOrientacion Educativa Y Profesional En Chile,Guatemala, Panama Y Venezuela. Washington,D. C.: Union Panamericana, Departamento deAsuntos Educativos, 1967. [114 pp. $1.00]

Ebaugh, Cameron D. Education in Chile. Washing-ton, D. C. Federal Security Agency., U.S.Office of Education, 1945. 123 pp. LGPO 250]

"Education in Chiles Reference in English."Bulletin of Infornation, Washington, D.C.:Ran American Union, 1965. 3 pp. [unpublished]

Freeburger, Adela R. and Rauch, Charles C.Education in Chile. Washington, D. C.: U.S.Department of Health, Education and Welfare,Office of Education 11 964. 42 pp. [GPO,FS 5.214:14096, 20rej

Gill, Clark. Education and Social Change in Chile.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welnare, Office of Education,1966. 143 pp. [OE 14111, PDU]

Guia Informativa de Las Universidades Chilenas---Mtudios Que Ofrecen, Requisitos Y Titulos).

Santiago: Centro Nacional de Informacion yDocumentacion, 1965. 548 pp.

"Instituciones de Ensenanza Superior." Bulletinof Information. Washington, D. C.: Pan AmericanUnion, 1967. 8 pp. [unpublished]

"Lista Provisional de los TitUlos que Otorganlas Instituciones de Ensenanza Superior deChile." La Educacion en America, Serie deInformacion. Boletin 1961, No. 1. Washington,D. C.: Union Panamericana, Division deEducacion, Departamento de Asuntos Culturales.17 pp. [unpublished]

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'Los Colegios Universitarics Regionales deChile." La Educacion en America, serie deInformacion. Boletin 1961 A/2, Washington,D. C.: Union Panamericana, Division deEducacion, Departamento de Asuntos Culturales.8 pp. [unpublished]

Lyon, Enrique d'Etigny. La Ensenanza De LasCiencias Y De La In enieria En La AmericaLatina TECIAJJi Informe Nacional de Chile.Washington, D. C.: Union Panamericana, 1964.112 pp.

(5) Colombia

Carreras Universitarias: Titulos clue Otorganlas Instituciones Latinoamericanos de EnsenanzaSuperior. Vol. II. (Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador,Peru, Venezuela). Washington, D. C.: Union Pan-americana, Secretaria General de la Organizacionde los Estados Americanos. Julio 1962.

"Education in Colombia: Materials in English."Bulletin of Information. Washington, D. C.:Pan American Union, Department of EducationalAffairs, 1965. 4 pp. [unpublished]

"El Instituto Colombiano de EspecializacionTecnica en el Exterior." La Educacion enAmerica serie de Informacion. Boletin 1961-ATT7-70iFETIFEETTF7C.: Union Panamericana,Division de Educacion, Departmento de AsuntosCulturales. 8 pp.

"Highlights of Education in Colombia." Bulletinof Information. Washington, D, C.: Pan AmericanUnion, Department of Educational Affairse 1965.15 pp. [unpublished]

"Instituciones de Ensenanza Superior de Colombia."Bulletin of Information, Washington, D. C.:Pan American Union, Department of EducationalAffairs, 1965. 9 pp. [unpublished]

Letter on Universities in Col9mbia. From IndianaUniversity. April 47-T96.--Einpublished]

Rodriguez,TecnicaBrasilD. C.:Asuntos

Miguel Ricardo. Servicios de EducacionY Formacion Professional En Argentina,Colombia, Peru Y Venezuela. Washington,Union Panamericana,'Departmento deEducativos, 1965. 82 pp. 500

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"Statement on Colombia Letter Grades in Termsof U.S. Secondary Letter Grades." A lettersent from F. B. Savage, Regional Director forSouth America to James Haas, Indiana Univer-sity, 1967.

Wilcox, Lee, ed. The Admission and Placementof Students from Latin American sic : Brazil,Central America, Colombiac_Venezuela. A Work-shop Report. Washington, L. C. NAFSA, 1969.96 pp. 41.00

Zuniga, Evenor, ed. Investigaciones EducativasEn America Resena Analitica No. 1: Colombia,Venezuela, Brasil, Peru, Ecuador. Washington,D. C.: Union Panamericana, Departamento deAsuntos Educativos, 1966. 37 pp. 50

(6) Ecuador

Carreras Universitarias: Titulos que OtorKanLas Instituciones Latinoamericanas de EnsenanzaSuperior, Vol. II. (Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador,Peru, Venezuela). Washington, D. C. UnionPanamericana, Secretaria General de la Organi-zacion de los Estados Americanos. 1962.

"Education in Ecuador, References in English."Bulletin of Information, Washington, D.C.Pan American Union, April 1965. 2 pp. [notin print]

Freeburger, Adela R. in collaboration with Rauch,Charles C. "Educational Data: Ecuador."Information on Education Around the World, No. 65.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare, Office of Education.11 pp. [not in printj

Zuniga, Evenor, ed. Investigaciones Educativasen America, Resena Analitica No. 1: Colombia,Venezuela, Brasil, Peru, Ecuador. Washington,D. C.: Union Panamericana, Departamento deAsuntos Educativos, 1966. 37 pp. 50

(7) pamouCarreras Universitarias: Titulos que Otorgan

las Instituciones Latinoamericans de EnsenanzaSu erior. Vol III. (Argentina, Chile, Paraguay,Uruguay ). Washington, D. C.: Union Panamericana,Secretaria General,de la Organizacion de losEstados Americanos. 1963. 98 pp.

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"Education in Paraguay, References in English."Bulletin of Information. Washington, D. C.:Pan American Union, 1965. [unpublished]

"Instituciones de Ensenanza Superior de Paraguay."Washingtbn, D. C.: Pan American Union, 1968.1 p. Lunpublished]

(8) Peru

Acosta, R., Dr. Raul. Peruvian Grading Systemin the Secondary Level. Lima: IIE, LatinAmerican Office. 4 pp. [unpublished]

Carreras Universitarias: Titulos que OtorganLas Instituciones Latinoamericanas deEnsenanza Superior. Vol. II. (Bolivia,Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela).Washington, D. C.: Union Panamericana,Secretaria General de la Organizacion delos Estados Americanos. Julio 1962.

"Education in Peru: References in English."Bulletin of Information, April 1965.Washington, D. C.: Pan American Union. 4 pp[not in print]

Freeburger, Adela R. and Hauch, Charles C.Education in Peru. Washington, D. C. U.S.Department of Health, Education and Welfare,Office of Education. 1964. 69 pp. [PDU,OE 14104, free]

"Instituciones de Ensenanza Superior Peru."Bulletin of Information, Washington, D. C.:Pan American Union, Depaltment of EducationalAffairs, August 1966. 11 pp.

Peru: A Guide to the Academic Placement ofStudents from Peru in Educational Institutionsin the United States. World Education Series.Washington, D. C.: AACRAO, 1965. 10.pp. free.

Rodriguez, Miguel Ricardo. Services de EducacionTecnica y Formacion Profesional en Argentina,Brazil, Colombia, Peru y Venezuela. Washingtong,D. C. Union Panamericana, Departamento deAsuntos Educativos, 1965. 82 pp. 500

Zuniga, Evenor, ed. Investigaciones Educativas enAmerica, Resena Analitica No, 1: Colombia,Venezue1a;*Brazi4 Peru, Ecuador, Washington,D.C.: Union Panamericana, Departamento deAsuntos Educativos, 1966. 37 pp. 500

(9) Uruguay

Carreras Universitarias: Titulos Otor an lasInstituciones Latinoamericanas de EnsenanzaSu erior. Vol III. .Argentina, Chile, Paraguay,Uruguay . Washington, D. C.: Union Panamericana,Secretaria Genral de la Organizacion de losEstados Americanos. Dicembre, 1963. 98 pp.

Krumwiede, Grace I; Freeburger, Adela RI andHauch, Charles C. "Educational Data: Uruguay."Information on Education Around the World. No. 62.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare, Office of Education,April, 1962. 11 pp. [GPO]

(10) Venezuela

Carreras Universitarias: Titulos cue Otorganlas Instituciones Latinoamericanas de EnsenanzaSuperior. Vol. III. (Bolivia, Colombia,Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela). Washington, D.C.:Union Panamericanai Secretaria General de laOrganizacion de los Estados Americanos.Julio 1962.

Dintrans Avila, Radamanta; Lemus, Luis Arturo;Reyes, Alicia; and Naranjo, Gladys. LaOrientacion Educativa y ProfesionaI En Chile,GuatemalaI_Panamay Venezuela, Washington, D.C.:Union Panamericana, Departmento de AsuntosEducativos, 1967. 114 pp. 0.00

Gouverneur, Isabel M. A Guide to the Evaluationof Venezuelan Academic Credentials. Caracas:North American Association of Venezuela, 1965.36 pp.

Herriott, J. Homer. Venezuela: A Guida to theAcademic Placement of Venezuelan Students inEducational Institutions in the. United Statesof America. World Education Series. Washington,D. C.: AACRAO, 1961. 52 pp. [not in print]

"Instituoiones de Ensenanza de Superior Venezuela 1/."Washington, D. C.: Pan American Union, Depart.ment of Educational Affairs. 4 pp.

Rodriguez,TeenicaDrasD. C.:Asuntos

Miguel Ricardo. Servicios de Educaciony Formacion Profesional En Argentina,o Omo a, eru y venezue a. as ngton,

Union Panamericana, Departmento deEducativos, 1965. 82 pp. 50¢

'CS

Sanchez, George I. The Development of Educationin Venezuela. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Depart-ment of Health, Education and Welfare, Officeof Education, 1963. 114 pp. [not in print]

Wilcox, Lee, ed. The Admission and Placement of ,

Students from Latin American (sic): BrazilCentral America, Colombia, Venezuela, A Work-shop Report. Washington, D. C.8 NAFSA;77q.96 pp. [NAFSA, $1.00]

Zuniga, Evenor, ed. Investigaciones EducativasEn America Resena Analitica No. 1: Colombia,Venezue a, Brasil, Peru, Ecua or. Washington,D. C.: Union Panamericana, Departmento deAsuntos Educativos, 1966. 37 pp. 50¢

VI. MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA

Basic Facts on Educatiori in the Middle East and NorthAfrica. Washington, D. C.: American Friends ofThe Middle East, Inc., 1966. 94 pp.

Education in the Arab States. [Information paper No. 25]New York: Arab Information Center, January, 1966.306 pp.

Jacqz, Jane W. Guidelines for the Admission and Placementof Students from the Middle East and North Africa.New York: IIE, 1966. 109 pp.

Putman, Ivan, Jr. Educational Observations in the MiddleEast. Minaret Series No. n. Washington, D. C.:American Friends of the Middle East, Inc. 30 pp.

Study in the Middle East. New York: IIE, CounselingDivision, 1967. pp.

Zahlan, A. B. "Arab Higher Education: The Next Decade,"Mid East, May/June, 1968. Washington, D. C.: Americanloriends of the Middle East, Inc. 7 pp.

A. AFGFANISTAN

A Guide to the Academic Placement of Students fromAfghanistan in Educational Institutions in theU.S.A. World Education Series. Washington, D. C.:AACRAO, 1961. 6 pp. [not in print]

Afghanistan: Development in Brief. London: AfghanEmbassy, 1958. 120 pp.

Area Handbook for Afghanistan. Washington, D. C.:Department of the Army, 1971. [GPO, $3.50]

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Bethmann, Erich W. Basic Facts on Afghanistan.Washington, D. C.: American Friends of theMiddle East, Inc. 1964.

Educational Statistics Afghanistan 1269. Kabul,Afghanistan: Department of Planning, Directorateof Statistics, April, 1970. 148 pp.

Education in Afghanistan During the Last Fifty Years.Primary, Secondary and Vocational Edu-

cation. Kabul, Afghanistan: Planning Department,Ministry of Education, 1968. 258 pp.

General paper on the educational system in Afghanis-tan. [unpublished]

Patrick, William S. "General paper on Afghanistanand Its Educational System." May 12, 1967.[unpublished]

Sassani, Abdul H. K. "Educational Data: Afghanistan,"Information on Education Around the World. No. 50.TaTiEgton, D. C.: U.S.-ToriTiliNET-ZY-Mialth,Education and Welfare, Office of Education. Jan.1961. 11 pp.

Education in Afghanistan. Washington, D. C.:U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare,Office of Education, Jan. 1961. 55 pp [not inprint]

B. IRAN

Iran: A Guide to the Academic Placement of StudentsFrom Iran in Educational Institutions in theUni ed S a es. Wash ng on D. C.: AAC 0 1964.7 pp. Lfreei

Bassani, Abdul H.K. .Education in Iran. Washington,D. C.: U.S. Department of* Health. Education andWelfare, Office of Education, 1962. 32 pp.

Slocum, Joel. Iran: A Study of the Educational Systemand Guide to the Admission and Academic Placementof Iranian Students in Colle es and Universitiesin the United States. World. Education Ser es. .

Washington, D. C.: AACRAO, 1969. 95 pp. $1.00

Wenk, Karen L. The Educational S stem of Iran: BasicInforiation. Wash ng on, D. C.: U.S. Departmentof Healti, Educiation, and Welfare, Office ofEducation, 1970. [GPO, OE 14148, PDU]

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C. IRAQ

Basic Facts on Iraq. Washington, D. C.: AmericanFriends of the Middle East, Inc. 1964,

Education in Iraq. Washington, D. C. Office ofthe Cultural Attache, Embassy of Iraq. 1959.49 pp,

Grading System in Iraq:Washington, D. C.:Middle East, Inc.,

A Survey Prepared May 1962.American Friends of the1962. 6 pp.

Lindsay, Rao F. in collaboration with Sassani, AbdulH.K. "Educational Data: Iraq." Information onEducation Around the World. No. 31, Washington,D. C. U.S. Department of Health, Education andWelfare, Office of Education. November, 1959. 6 pp

Parker, Orin D. Iracts A Study of the.EducationalSystem of Iraq and Guide to the Academic Placementof Students from Iraq in United States EducationalInstitutions. World Education Series, Washington?D. C. AACHAO, 1965. 30 pp. $1.00

D. ,ISHAEL

Braham, Randolph L. Israel: A Modern Education System,A Report Emphasizing Secondary and Teacher Educa-lion. Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department ofTeraTth, Education and Welfare., Office of Education,1966. 186 pp. [not in printj

Lindsay, Rao F. in collaboration with Sassani, Abdul H.K."Educational Data: Israel." Information on Educa-tion Around the World. No. 29. Washington, D.C.:U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare,Office of Education, October, 1959. 4 pp,

Study in Israel. New York: IIE, 1968. 9 pp.

E. JORDAN

Basic Facts on Jordan. Washington, D. C.: AmericanFriends of the Middle East, Inc., 1963.

Education in Jordan. Information Paper 25 (III).New Yorks Arab Information Center, 1966. pp. 71-92.

Parker, Garland G. Jordan: A Study of the EducationalSystem of Jordan and Guide to the Academic Place-ment of Students from.Jordan in United StatesEduca ional Institutions. World Education Series.Washington, D. C.: AACRAO, 1969. $1.00

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F. KUWAIT

Education in Kuwait, Information Paper 25 (IV)New York: Arab Information Center, 1966. 9 PP.

Prospectus of Kuwait University 1966-1967. Kuwait:University Press. 118 pp.

G. LEBANON

Basic Facts on Lebanon. Washington, D. C.: AmericanFriends of the Middle East, Inc. 1963,

Chapman, Eunice. "Education in Lebanon." cl.Presentedfor NAFSAt Minneapolis, Minnesota, 196 .] 15 pp.

Lebanon: A Study of the Educational Systemof Lebanon and Guide to the Academic Placement ofStudents from Lebanon in United Sta es EducationalInstitutions. World Education Series, Washington,D. C.; AACRAO, 1964, 84 pp, $1.00

Education in Lebanon. Information Paper 25 (V). NewYork: Arab Information Center, January 1966. 8 pp.

Robbins, Patrick K. "That They May Learn: UniversiteSaint Joseph and the American University of Beirut,"Viewpoints, Vol. VI, No, 6, June/July 1966, Washing-ton, D. C.: American Friends of the Middle East. 30¢

Sassani, Abdul H.K. "Educational Data: Lebanon,"Information on Education Around the World, No.42-NE.Washington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare, Office of Education, March,1960, 7 pp.

Study: Agricultural Economics .Extension EducationRural Sociolop, a the American University of,Beirut. Beirut: American University of Beirut,1968. 19 pp.

H. PAKISTAN

"A Comparison of Educational Procedures and Methodsof Student Perfoluance in Selected Universitiesin Pakistan and the United States." CollegeStation, Texas: Texas A & M University, November,1964, 22 pp [unpublished]

Area Handbook for Pakistan, Washington, D. C.: Depart-ment of the AiEFT-1765. 607 pp, [GPO, $3,50]

49,

Background Notes: Pakistan. Washington, D. C.: Depart-ment of State, 1967.

Dawn of a New Era: Basic Democracies in Pakistan-,Karachi: Bureau of National Reconstruction,Government of Pakistan, 43 pp.

Fourth Five-Year Plan1970-21, Islamabad, Pakistan:Planning Commission, Government of Pakistan,July, 1970. 574 pp,

Handbook of the Universities of Pakistan, Islamabad:Inter-University Board of Pakistan, 1968, 204 pp,

Huq, Muhammad S Education and Development Strategy inSouth and Southeast Asia. Honolulu: East-WestCenter Press, 1965. 286 pp, [East-West CenterPress, $7]

Jameson, Sanford, ed. The Admission and Placement ofStudents From the Pacific-Asia Area: A WorkshopRe ort, Washington, D. C.: NAFSA, AACRAO and TheIns itute for Technical Interchange, East-WestCenter, 1970. 93 pp. $1,50 [Available throughNAFSA]

MorehOuse, Ward, ed. Understanding Science and Technologyin India and Pakistan. New York: Foreign AreaMaterials Center, 1967.

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Proposals for a New Educational Policy. Islamabad:Ministry of Education and Scientific Research, 1969.

Report of the Commission on National Education,Karachi: Government of Pakistan, Ministry ofEducation, 1961.

Report on the Progress of Education in Pakistan 1966-67.Islamabad: Ministry of Education and ScientificResearch, Government of Pakistan, 1969,

Zaki, W. M., Educational Development in Pakistan.Islamabad: West Pak Publishing Co., 1968.

I. SAUDI ARAEIIA

Ambah, Saleh, A Philosophy of Technical Education.Dhahran: College of Petroleum and Minerals,1965. 16 pp,

College of Petroleum and Minerals, Dhahran, SaudiArabia. Damman: Al-Mutawa Press, n.d. 5 pp.

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Education in Saudi Arabia. New York: Arab InformationCenter, Janmary,-766. pp. 157-190,

"Sample General Secondary Certificate." Saudi Arabia.

Sassani, Abdul H.K. "Educational Data: Saudi Arabia."Information on Education Around the World. No. 37-NEWashington, D. C.: U.S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare, Office of Education, Dec.1959. 4 pp.

Thomas, Alfred, Jr. "An Educational Renaissance inthe Kingdom of Saudi Arabia." Viewpoints. Vol. VINo. 6, June/July, 1966. Washing7171377.: Amer-ican Friends of the Middle East, Inc. 30¢

Saudi Arabia: Study of the Educationalsyste i-57EETRIERom of Saudi Arabia and Guideto the Academic Placement of Students from theKin dom of Saudi Arabia in Educational Institu-tions in the United States, Wor d E ucationSeries. Washington, D. C.: AACRAO, 1967. 317 pp

Saudi Arabia: A Study of the EducationalSystem of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Guideto the Academic Placement of Students from theKingdom of Saudi Arabia in the United StatesEducational Institutions. World Education Series.Washington, D. C.: AACRAO, 1968. 138 pp. $1.00

J. SYRIA

"A Brief Outline of the Educational System in theSyrian Arab Republic with Special Emphasis onProgress Between 1945-62." Washington, D. C.:Embassy of the Syrian Arab Republic, Office ofCultural Attache. No date. [unpublished]. 22 pp.

Basic Facts on Syria. Washington, D. C.: AmericanFriends of the Middle East, Inc., 1964.

Nys, pierre E. "Review of Syrian Grading Systems."[Typescript] 1961. 3 pp.

K. TURKEY

Bilmen, M. Sitki. TheTuikist li

Basimevi, 1960. 65 pp.

Edmonds, Anna G., ed. "Problems in Higher Educationin Turkey." News Letter. No. 590,, Sept. 1968.Istanbul: Near East Mission. United Church Boardfor World Ministries. 5 14).

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"Education in Turkey." Washington, D. C.: TurkishEmbassy, Office of the Information Counselor. 4 pp.

Frey, James S. "Turkey 1970" 15 typed sheets onAFME/AACRAO grant visit to Turkey by Author tostudy educational systems of country. Specificinformation on individual institutions of highereducation. April 1971. 15 pp.

"Handwritten Sheet giving U.S. Grade Equivalents forthe Grading System Used at Ankara University."[as per Dean, 1966]

Institute of Public Administration for Turkey and theMiddle East. Ankara: Guzel Istanbul Pie-n.71766.

Letter from James S. Frey to Registrar of ConcordCollege, West Virginia dated June 29, 1971describing Middle East Technical University.Letter gives information regarding METU gradingsystem and suggests methods of translating courseload there to U.S. equivalent. 3 pp.

Lindsay, Rao R., in collaboration with Sassani, AdbulH,K., "Educational Data: Turkey." Information onEducation Around the World. No. 30. Washington,D. C,: U.S. Departm.ent of Health, Education andWelfare, Office of Education, Nov. 1959. 9 pp.[not in print]

Okyar, Osman. "Universities in Turkey," Minerva. 6:22Winter, 1968. London: C.S.F. Publications. 30 pp.

VII. NORTH AMERICA

A. CANADA

Evaluation of Canadian Educational Credentials,Materials from AACRAO Conference in Philadelphia,1968,

Magnuson, Roger. Education in the Province of Quebec.Washington, D. C.: Department of Health, Educationand Welfare, Office of Education, 1969. 81 pp.[GPO, OE 14138, 45f/]

Spindt, Herman A. Canada: A Guide to the AcademicPlacement of Canadian Students in United StatesEducational Institutions. World Education Series.Washington, D. C.: AACRAO, 1957 48 pp. [not inprint]

Study in Canada. New York: IIE, July, 1967. 11 pp.[unpubllshed]

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"System of Grading, McGill University." [Attachmentto a 1970 copy of an official transcript.1

VIII.00EANIA

A. AUSTRALIA

Jameson, Sanford, ed. The Admission and Placement ofStudents From the Pacific-Asia Area: A WorkshopReport. Washington, D. C.: NAFSA, AACRAO andThe Institute for Technical Interchange, East-West Center, 1270. 93 pp. $1.50 [Availablethrough NAFSA.j

Study in Australia. New York: IIE, January 1967. 5 pp.

B. NEW ZEALAND

Berrien, Marcia T. Education in New Zealand. Washington,D. C.: U.S. Department of Health, Education andWelfare, Office of Education, 1964. 87 pp. [PDUOE 14105 free]

Jameson, Sanflrd, ed. The Admission and Placement ofStudents From the Pacific-Asia Areas A WorkshopReport. Washington, D. C.: NAFSA, AACRAO anaThe Institute for Technical Interchange, East-West Center, 1270. 93 pp. $1.50 [Availablethrough NAFSA.j

New Zealand: A Guide to the Academic Placement ofStudents from New Zealand in Educational Institutionsin the United States. Washington, D. C.: AACRAO,1965. 11 pp. Lfreej

Study in New Zealand. New York: IIE, July, 1967.5 pp LUnpublished]

C. OKINAWA AND PACIFIC ISLANDS

Jameson, Sanford, ed. The Admission and Placement ofStudents From the Pacific-Asia Area: A WorkshopReport. Washington, D. C.: NAFSA, AACRAO andThe Institute for Technical Interchange, East-West Center, 1970. 93 pp. $1.50 [Availablethrough NAFSA]

APPENDIX

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American Council on Education (ACE)1785 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.Washington, D. C. 20036

American Friends of the Middle East (AFME)1717 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., Suite 101

?Washington, D. C. 20036

1 Arab Information Center1602 New Hampshire Avenue, N.W.Washington, D. C. 20009

Association of Commonwealth Universities36 Gordon SquareLondon, W.C.I., England

Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada151 Slater StreetOttawa 4, Canada

Austrian Foreign Student ServiceAustrian Embassy2343 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.Washington, D. C. 20008

Belgian Information Service50 Rockefeller PlazaNew York, New York 10020

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Embassy of Niger2204 "R" Street, N.W.Washington, D. C. 20008

French Embassy, Cultural Services2535 Belmont Road, N.W.Washington, D. C. 20008

Institute of International Education (IIE)809 United Nations PlazaNew York, New York 10017

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INDEX

AfghanistanAfrica

453

KenyaKorea

L.

27Algeria 3 Kuwait 48Argentina 37 Laos 28AustraliaAustria

527

Latin AmericaLebanon

3048

Belgium 8 Lesotho 4Bolivia 38 Liberta 4Botswana 3 Libya 4Brazil 38 Luxembourg 13Bulgaria 8 Malagasy 4Burma 21 Malaysia 28CambodiaCanada

2151

MexicoMiddle East & North

3645

Caribbean 32 AfricaCentral AmericaCeylon

3321

MoroccoNepal

528

Chile 40 Netherlands 14China (Mainland) 22 New Zealand 52China (Republic of)Colombia

2241

NicaraguaNiger

355

Congo 3 Nigeria 5Costa Rica 33 North Africa 44Cuba 32 North America 51Czechoslovakia 8 Norway 14Denmark 9 Oceania 52Dominican Republic 32 Okinawa & Pacific 52Ecuador 42 IslandsEl Salvador 34 Pakistan 48EthiopiaEurope

47

PanamaParaguay

3542

Far East 21 Peru 43Finland 9 Philippines 28France 9 Poland 14Germany (East) 10 Portugal 15Germany (West) 11 Rumania 15Ghana 4 Saudi Arabia 49Greece 12 Singapore 29Guatemala 34 South America , 37Haiti 33 Spain 16HondurasHong KongHungary

352312

SudanSwazilandSweden

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16Iceland 12 Switzerland 17India 23 Syria 50Indonesia 26 Taiwan (See China,Iran 46 Republic of)Iraq 47 Tanganyika 6Ireland 13 Tanzania (See Tanganyika)Israel 47 Thailand 29Italy 13 Tunisia 6Jamaica 33 Turkey 50Japan 27Jordan 47

Uganda 6Union of South AfricaUnited Arab Republic 7United Kingdom 17

, Uruguay 44USSR 19Venezuela 44Vietnam 29

- Worldwide 1Yugoslavia 20

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