Table 1. Graduates of Closed Historically Black Medical Schools.

School	Dates open	Years open, No.	Graduates, No.	Estimated graduates per year, mean
Included in extrapolation analysis
Flint Medical College of New Orleans University, Louisiana	1889-1911	22	116a,b	5.27
Knoxville Medical College, Tennesseec	1900-1910	10	26	2.60
Leonard Medical School of Shaw University, North Carolinad	1882-1918	36	398b	11.06
Louisville National Medical College, Kentucky	1888-1912	24	>100e	4.17
University of West Tennessee College of Medicine and Surgery–Jacksone	1900-1907	7	16	2.29
University of West Tennessee College of Medicine and Surgery–Memphis	1907-1923	16	155a	6.74
Not included in extrapolation analysis
Chattanooga National Medical College, Tennessee	1899-1904	5	16a	3.20
Hannibal Medical College, Tennesseef	1889-1896	7	5a	0.71
Knoxville College Medical Department, Tennessee	1895-1900	5	2a	0.40
Lincoln University Medical Department, Pennsylvaniag	1870-1874	4	0	0
Medico-Chirurgical and Theological College of Christ's Institution, Maryland	1900-1908	8	ND	NA
State University Medical Department, Kentuckyh	1899-1903	4	ND	NA
Straight University Medical Department, Louisianai	1873-1874	1	0	0

Abbreviations: NA, not applicable; ND, no data.

^aTotal number of graduates obtained from Harley.¹⁴

^bExact number of graduates unknown in the final years before closure.

^cChanged from Presbyterian to independent affiliation.

^dNo MD degrees awarded after 1912. Total number of graduates obtained from the Medical Department of Shaw University.¹⁵

^eSchool moved its campus to Memphis in 1907.

^fNo MD degrees awarded after 1892.

^gA total of 6 students graduated, but none completed MD degree.

^hMerged with Louisville National Medical College.

ⁱA total of 2 students graduated, but none completed MD degree.