Number of Juniors and Seniors with Declared Major in Folklore as of the Beginning of the Fall 2012 Term

For context, see the overview of trends in students among all humanities disciplines, as well as the numbers across all disciplines from the HDS-1 population and the disciplines added with HDS-2. For more granular tabulations of the data for specific disciplines (typically providing numbers by Carnegie Classification type and institutional control), see the tables on juniors and seniors majoring in the disciplines of art history, classical studies, combined English and languages and literatures other than English, communication, English, folklore, history, history of science, languages and literatures other than English, linguistics, musicology, philosophy, and religion); bachelor’s degrees (for art history, classical studies, combined English and languages and literatures other than English, communication, English, folklore, history, history of science, languages and literatures other than English, linguistics, musicology, philosophy, and religion); and the number of students completing a minor in art history, classical studies, combined English and languages and literatures other than English, communication, English, folklore, history, history of science, languages and literatures other than English, linguistics, musicology, philosophy, and religion.