In this forty-sixth annual compilation of information and statistics on medical education in the United States and Canada by the Council on Medical Education and Hospitals of the American Medical Association there occur discussions of such reconversion problems as the calendars of medical schools, accomplishments of the accelerated program, the restoration of students to the civilian status and the probable composition of the next freshman class. There are discussions of approved and proposed new medical schools as well as premedical, graduate and postgraduate education. Statistics are given on student enrolments, graduates, geographic sources of freshmen, distribution of students by sex, fees and other data useful to many. The Educational Number ofThe Journalis made possible because of the wholehearted cooperation of all concerned with supplying this information. Officers of medical schools, hospitals and other institutions as well as military and government officials have faithfully provided the Council not only
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