<p>Uh, just a quick comment on JHS’s link. Those are totals across all four years of students at that time (notice that over 1000 are “common year”). So realistically in a given year there are probably 1/3 as many people as listed there in a given major.</p>
<p>Also. Yes this school is known for its econ department, and science but it is also known as one of the strongest and most supportive schools for the humanities and social sciences inthe goddamn country. The school makes its mark by being powerful acrosss the board, even in disciplines more esoteric than the sciences.</p>