In this classic work of educational theory and practice, Walter Crosby Eells provides a comprehensive overview of the state of junior college education in America in the mid-20th century. Drawing on decades of experience as a teacher and administrator, Eells offers practical insights and innovative solutions for educators seeking to improve the quality of higher education in America.

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