This report reviews the programs and projects of the Mississippi Association of Developing Colleges (MADC) during the preceding year. The purpose of this study was to determine the needs of the colleges of MADC and whether or not their needs were in compliance with their objectives. The total programs of the seven member colleges were investigated in an effort to answer the following questions: (1) How many and what kind of students do the member colleges serve? (2) How many faculty members, staff, and administrators will be needed to serve the students? (3) What buildings and sites are needed? (4) What level of tuition will be required to support the educational programs projected? (5) Will faculty salaries need to be increased? (6) What will be the total expenditures for all purposes for these colleges during this period? The colleges studied include: Mary Holmes College, Mississippi Industrial College, Natchez College, Prentice Institute, Rust College, Saints Junior College, and Tougaloo College. (Author/PG)