Only 36 vacancies remain in the Business School for the class entering next September, it has been announced by Professor O. M. W. Sprague '94, acting dean of the school.

The entering class will be limited to 440 men, 404 of whom have already been admitted. These incoming students are from 40 states and seven foreign countries, representing 106 colleges and universities. Massachusetts, California, New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania are the States from which the largest representations are coming.

The discontinuation of the midyear class makes entrance in September the only opportunity to enrol in the School, except for those eligible for the Special Sessions for Business Executives to be held this coming summer.

An entering class of the Business School has never been, as yet, of more than 400 members, the number entering last fall. Due partly to the added facilities at the Business School plant, and partly to the increased number of college graduates who will be admitted as first year students next fall the total enrollment at the present time for next year's class is 16 percent higher than it was a year ago at this time.

Heretofore the problems connected with the enlarging of the entering class each year have dealt, in the main, with questions of building and working capacity. The new plant will care adequately for 550 in each entering class, however, so it is expected that each year more men will be admitted until the maximum is again reached.