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Line 19: − Originaly known for having taught the fields of education and nursing, Middle Tennessee Normal School expanded its curriculum over the years; by 1943 it had become a state college. Additional subjects plus an expansion of the campus gained it university status by 1965. Currently, MTSU is second to the [[University of Tennessee]] in size of student population; however it is the largest university in the state in the actual number of undergraduate students.+
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*Middle Tennessee Normal School;
*Middle Tennessee Normal School;
*Agricultural and Industrial State Normal School, Nashville ([[Tennessee State University]])
*Agricultural and Industrial State Normal School, Nashville ([[Tennessee State University]])
Originally known for having taught the fields of education and nursing, Middle Tennessee Normal School expanded its curriculum over the years; by 1943 it had become a state college. Additional subjects plus an expansion of the campus gained it university status by 1965. Currently, MTSU is second to the [[University of Tennessee]] in size of student population; however it is the largest university in the state in the actual number of undergraduate students.
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