Numerous regimens are either awaiting U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval, or in the case of already-approved treatments, for the green light for use by new populations of individuals.
The article posited that students preferred classes of 10-20 students, and instructors suggested that the ideal class would have 19 students. Instructors reported that at 39 students problems began to arise, and that a class of 51 students was impossible. They also reported that an uncomfortably small class begins at 7 students, and an impossibly small class has 4 or less.
In 1933-34 the coed enrollment was down to 57. In 1937, when the home economic curriculum was started again, there was not much increase in women's attendance, but by 1939-40, it was back over the 100 mark, with 156 women students. It did not pass 200 until 1958-59, when 218 were enrolled.