How many students major or minor in philosophy?
The number of philosophy majors officially recorded by the registrar as having registered for a given quarter was fairly constant at around 80 in the last few years. For example, in Fall 1994 there were 81 declared philosophy majors/pre-majors registered for classes: 60 majors were men; 21 were women. 41 others declared majors in 94-95 (33 men, 8 women). (Some comparisons: Anthropology had 175 declared majors or premajors in F 94; Political Science, 427; Psychology, 890; French, 106; Latin, 9; Hebrew, 6; Chemistry, 90; Mathematics, 101.) In 1998 there were 78 declared philosophy majors registered for classes. 22 were women. 56 were men. Of these 78 majors, 17 were double majors. Their majors in addition to philosophy were, for example, mathematics, Greek, psychology, history, political science, English, sociology, art history, economics, biology, and international relations. In Spring 2002 the number of majors was up slightly: 105 Philosophy majors were registered. 23 Philosophy minors
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