major

major (in Demographics)

Variable Summary	Undergrad	Freshman	Sophomore	Junior	Senior
*Sexually active students:*	Undergrad	Freshman	Sophomore	Junior	Senior
Casual-sexually active students:	Undergrad	Freshman	Sophomore	Junior	Senior

students (major)

All Rs Female Male

Sociology 1149 9.74% 874 10.53% 275 7.92%

Undecided 2254 19.12% 1475 17.78% 774 22.29%

Economics 342 2.90% 145 1.75% 196 5.65%

Political science 324 2.75% 179 2.16% 144 4.15%

Anthropology 98 0.83% 80 0.96% 18 0.52%

Psychology 1475 12.51% 1242 14.97% 231 6.65%

Public policy/affairs 38 0.32% 18 0.22% 20 0.58%

Social science other 282 2.39% 219 2.64% 63 1.81%

Ethnic studies African American latino 25 0.21% 21 0.25% 4 0.12%

Area studies latin America etc 23 0.20% 20 0.24% 3 0.09%

Womens/gender/feminist studies 62 0.53% 56 0.67% 4 0.12%

English or comp lit 299 2.54% 236 2.84% 63 1.81%

Language/literature French Spanish etc 75 0.64% 55 0.66% 18 0.52%

History 190 1.61% 97 1.17% 93 2.68%

Philosophy 62 0.53% 18 0.22% 44 1.27%

Art or design 180 1.53% 129 1.55% 51 1.47%

Music 49 0.42% 29 0.35% 20 0.58%

Other humanities 161 1.37% 125 1.51% 34 0.98%

Biology 711 6.03% 517 6.23% 193 5.56%

Chemistry 122 1.03% 72 0.87% 49 1.41%

Physics 30 0.25% 5 0.06% 25 0.72%

Earth sciences 54 0.46% 37 0.45% 17 0.49%

Other natural sciences 81 0.69% 62 0.75% 18 0.52%

Math or statistics 78 0.66% 47 0.57% 31 0.89%

Computer science 41 0.35% 7 0.08% 34 0.98%

Engineering 208 1.76% 60 0.72% 147 4.23%

Education 260 2.21% 231 2.78% 29 0.84%

Physical education, exercise science, etc 83 0.70% 47 0.57% 36 1.04%

Journalism or communication 501 4.25% 417 5.03% 84 2.42%

Nursing 373 3.16% 354 4.27% 19 0.55%

Pharmacology 24 0.20% 18 0.22% 6 0.17%

Other medical 135 1.14% 103 1.24% 32 0.92%

Social work 81 0.69% 66 0.80% 15 0.43%

Business 718 6.09% 345 4.16% 371 10.69%

Other not listed 1203 10.20% 891 10.74% 311 8.96%

Missing 1581
(11.82%) – 1150
(12.17%) – 423
(10.86%) –

Total 13372 100% 9447 100% 3895 100%

These tables reflect only undergraduates attending 4-year colleges who are of normative age -- 18, 19, 20, 21, or 22, +/- 1, for freshman, sophomores, juniors, and seniors, respectively.

students (major)
	All Rs		Female		Male
Sociology	1149	9.74%	874	10.53%	275	7.92%
Undecided	2254	19.12%	1475	17.78%	774	22.29%
Economics	342	2.90%	145	1.75%	196	5.65%
Political science	324	2.75%	179	2.16%	144	4.15%
Anthropology	98	0.83%	80	0.96%	18	0.52%
Psychology	1475	12.51%	1242	14.97%	231	6.65%
Public policy/affairs	38	0.32%	18	0.22%	20	0.58%
Social science other	282	2.39%	219	2.64%	63	1.81%
Ethnic studies African American latino	25	0.21%	21	0.25%	4	0.12%
Area studies latin America etc	23	0.20%	20	0.24%	3	0.09%
Womens/gender/feminist studies	62	0.53%	56	0.67%	4	0.12%
English or comp lit	299	2.54%	236	2.84%	63	1.81%
Language/literature French Spanish etc	75	0.64%	55	0.66%	18	0.52%
History	190	1.61%	97	1.17%	93	2.68%
Philosophy	62	0.53%	18	0.22%	44	1.27%
Art or design	180	1.53%	129	1.55%	51	1.47%
Music	49	0.42%	29	0.35%	20	0.58%
Other humanities	161	1.37%	125	1.51%	34	0.98%
Biology	711	6.03%	517	6.23%	193	5.56%
Chemistry	122	1.03%	72	0.87%	49	1.41%
Physics	30	0.25%	5	0.06%	25	0.72%
Earth sciences	54	0.46%	37	0.45%	17	0.49%
Other natural sciences	81	0.69%	62	0.75%	18	0.52%
Math or statistics	78	0.66%	47	0.57%	31	0.89%
Computer science	41	0.35%	7	0.08%	34	0.98%
Engineering	208	1.76%	60	0.72%	147	4.23%
Education	260	2.21%	231	2.78%	29	0.84%
Physical education, exercise science, etc	83	0.70%	47	0.57%	36	1.04%
Journalism or communication	501	4.25%	417	5.03%	84	2.42%
Nursing	373	3.16%	354	4.27%	19	0.55%
Pharmacology	24	0.20%	18	0.22%	6	0.17%
Other medical	135	1.14%	103	1.24%	32	0.92%
Social work	81	0.69%	66	0.80%	15	0.43%
Business	718	6.09%	345	4.16%	371	10.69%
Other not listed	1203	10.20%	891	10.74%	311	8.96%
Missing	1581 (11.82%)	–	1150 (12.17%)	–	423 (10.86%)	–
Total	13372	100%	9447	100%	3895	100%