29 RANKORDERTABLE6–TOTALELECTRONICMATERIALS
INSTITUTION
HSL
E-MATERIAL
TOTAL
E-
MATERIAL
HSL
%
OF TOTAL
INSTITUTION
HSL
E-MATERIAL
TOTAL
E-
MATERIAL
HSL
%
OF TOTAL
1 CHICAGO
2,082,344
3,755,812
55.44
35
ILLINOIS,
CHICAGO
505,230
2,918,470
17.31
2 VANDERBILT
2,065,430
4,127,501
50.04
36
HOWARD
498,726
1,553,660
32.10
3 WASHINGTON
U.‐
LOUIS
1,406,722
4,315,729
32.60
37
SOUTH
CAROLINA
476,574
2,911,445
16.37
4 PENNSYLVANIA
1,365,603
4,088,788
33.40
38
ROCHESTER
453,265
1,357,477
33.39
5 PITTSBURGH
1,326,996
4,905,252
27.05
39
GEORGE
WASHINGTON
451,270
2,206,549
20.45
6 NORTHWESTERN
1,318,541
5,550,551
23.76
40
CALIFORNIA,
IRVINE
417,767
3,481,398
12.00
7 MONTREAL
1,295,823
4,034,046
32.12
41
TEXAS
TECH
392,343
2,183,952
17.96
8
YALE
1,264,367
4,864,808
25.99
42
TULANE
373,833
1,945,541
19.21
9 HARVARD
1,243,290
4,370,397
28.45
43
WASHINGTON
373,338
4,282,093
8.72
10
NEW
YORK
1,084,153
5,407,551
20.05
44
ALBERTA
340,557
6,324,354
5.38
11 COLUMBIA
1,082,499
6,877,655
15.74
45
VIRGINIA
302,942
3,193,088
9.49
12
IOWA
1,039,012
4,044,185
25.69
46
EMORY
292,292
3,590,667
8.14
13 SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
954,460
3,774,856
25.28
47 PENNSYLVANIA
STATE
261,471
8,013,755
3.26
14
MIAMI
924,559
2,832,175
32.64
48
SUNY‐
257,707
3,699,962
6.97
15
JOHNS
HOPKINS
883,918
4,865,515
18.17
49
MICHIGAN
241,695
UA/NA
UA/NA
16
DUKE
883,470
3,737,332
23.64
50
FLORIDA
STATE
233,072
2,190,436
10.64
17
QUEENʹ
882,841
3,464,480
25.48
51
OKLAHOMA
230,438
2,480,580
9.29
18
TEMPLE
861,117
3,727,567
23.10
52
MINNESOTA
206,649
4,509,110
4.58
19
CASE
WESTERN
RESERVE
778,350
2,590,935
30.04
53
KENTUCKY
187,042
2,725,662
6.86
20 CALIFORNIA,
SAN
DIEGO
774,944
2,614,758
29.64
54
OHIO
136,241
2,263,405
6.02
21 CALIFORNIA,
DAVIS
771,025
3,144,841
24.52
55
UTAH
134,224
726,637
18.47
22 GEORGETOWN
756,423
2,237,579
33.81
56
BOSTON
95,500
1,412,656
6.76
23 CINCINNATI
735,997
4,774,066
15.42
57
WISCONSIN
87,947
2,525,686
3.48
24
MCGILL
735,479
5,844,445
12.58
58
LOUISVILLE
83,859
2,171,175
3.86
25 ARIZONA
730,199
5,102,800
14.31
59
OKLAHOMA
STATE
72,034
3,594,992
2.00
26 MCMASTER
725,267
3,130,900
23.16
60
LOUISIANA
STATE
57,221
1,057,160
5.41
27
OHIO
STATE
704,394
4,577,236
15.39
61
KANSAS
56,301
1,867,884
3.01
28
NEW
MEXICO
697,486
2,004,185
34.80
62
TENNESSEE
44,861
2,213,433
2.03
29 DARTMOUTH
650,138
3,920,262
16.58
63
ALABAMA
35,715
2,637,709
1.35
30
FLORIDA
622,903
4,398,168
14.16
64
SOUTHERN
ILLINOIS
29,322
2,635,654
1.11
31
INDIANA
588,500
4,121,438
*
65
CALIFORNIA,
LOS ANGELES
UA/NA
2,988,834
UA/NA
32 CONNECTICUT
568,071
3,834,318
14.82
65
NORTH
CAROLINA
UA/NA
1,716,429
UA/NA
33 CORNELL
556,242
5,016,414
*
65 SASKATCHEWAN
UA/NA
2,597,108
UA/NA
34
SUNY‐
BROOK
521,608
2,341,890
22.27
*Did
not include
a Health
Science
Library
in
the
ARL
Statistics
2004-05
INSTITUTION
HSL
E-MATERIAL
TOTAL
E-
MATERIAL
HSL
%
OF TOTAL
INSTITUTION
HSL
E-MATERIAL
TOTAL
E-
MATERIAL
HSL
%
OF TOTAL
1 CHICAGO
2,082,344
3,755,812
55.44
35
ILLINOIS,
CHICAGO
505,230
2,918,470
17.31
2 VANDERBILT
2,065,430
4,127,501
50.04
36
HOWARD
498,726
1,553,660
32.10
3 WASHINGTON
U.‐
LOUIS
1,406,722
4,315,729
32.60
37
SOUTH
CAROLINA
476,574
2,911,445
16.37
4 PENNSYLVANIA
1,365,603
4,088,788
33.40
38
ROCHESTER
453,265
1,357,477
33.39
5 PITTSBURGH
1,326,996
4,905,252
27.05
39
GEORGE
WASHINGTON
451,270
2,206,549
20.45
6 NORTHWESTERN
1,318,541
5,550,551
23.76
40
CALIFORNIA,
IRVINE
417,767
3,481,398
12.00
7 MONTREAL
1,295,823
4,034,046
32.12
41
TEXAS
TECH
392,343
2,183,952
17.96
8
YALE
1,264,367
4,864,808
25.99
42
TULANE
373,833
1,945,541
19.21
9 HARVARD
1,243,290
4,370,397
28.45
43
WASHINGTON
373,338
4,282,093
8.72
10
NEW
YORK
1,084,153
5,407,551
20.05
44
ALBERTA
340,557
6,324,354
5.38
11 COLUMBIA
1,082,499
6,877,655
15.74
45
VIRGINIA
302,942
3,193,088
9.49
12
IOWA
1,039,012
4,044,185
25.69
46
EMORY
292,292
3,590,667
8.14
13 SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
954,460
3,774,856
25.28
47 PENNSYLVANIA
STATE
261,471
8,013,755
3.26
14
MIAMI
924,559
2,832,175
32.64
48
SUNY‐
257,707
3,699,962
6.97
15
JOHNS
HOPKINS
883,918
4,865,515
18.17
49
MICHIGAN
241,695
UA/NA
UA/NA
16
DUKE
883,470
3,737,332
23.64
50
FLORIDA
STATE
233,072
2,190,436
10.64
17
QUEENʹ
882,841
3,464,480
25.48
51
OKLAHOMA
230,438
2,480,580
9.29
18
TEMPLE
861,117
3,727,567
23.10
52
MINNESOTA
206,649
4,509,110
4.58
19
CASE
WESTERN
RESERVE
778,350
2,590,935
30.04
53
KENTUCKY
187,042
2,725,662
6.86
20 CALIFORNIA,
SAN
DIEGO
774,944
2,614,758
29.64
54
OHIO
136,241
2,263,405
6.02
21 CALIFORNIA,
DAVIS
771,025
3,144,841
24.52
55
UTAH
134,224
726,637
18.47
22 GEORGETOWN
756,423
2,237,579
33.81
56
BOSTON
95,500
1,412,656
6.76
23 CINCINNATI
735,997
4,774,066
15.42
57
WISCONSIN
87,947
2,525,686
3.48
24
MCGILL
735,479
5,844,445
12.58
58
LOUISVILLE
83,859
2,171,175
3.86
25 ARIZONA
730,199
5,102,800
14.31
59
OKLAHOMA
STATE
72,034
3,594,992
2.00
26 MCMASTER
725,267
3,130,900
23.16
60
LOUISIANA
STATE
57,221
1,057,160
5.41
27
OHIO
STATE
704,394
4,577,236
15.39
61
KANSAS
56,301
1,867,884
3.01
28
NEW
MEXICO
697,486
2,004,185
34.80
62
TENNESSEE
44,861
2,213,433
2.03
29 DARTMOUTH
650,138
3,920,262
16.58
63
ALABAMA
35,715
2,637,709
1.35
30
FLORIDA
622,903
4,398,168
14.16
64
SOUTHERN
ILLINOIS
29,322
2,635,654
1.11
31
INDIANA
588,500
4,121,438
*
65
CALIFORNIA,
LOS ANGELES
UA/NA
2,988,834
UA/NA
32 CONNECTICUT
568,071
3,834,318
14.82
65
NORTH
CAROLINA
UA/NA
1,716,429
UA/NA
33 CORNELL
556,242
5,016,414
*
65 SASKATCHEWAN
UA/NA
2,597,108
UA/NA
34
SUNY‐
BROOK
521,608
2,341,890
22.27
*Did
not include
a Health
Science
Library
in
the
ARL
Statistics
2004-05
