Campus Summary Report

The Campus Summary report displays the number and percentage of students with single majors and those with multiple majors for the UC Berkeley campus as a whole as well as for each undergraduate major program.

With this report, you can answer questions such as:

• How many students are pursuing multiple majors?
• Which programs have the highest number of multiple majors?
• What percentage of students in a specific academic program are pursuing multiple majors?
• Of the multiple majors, what are the other majors they are taking?

Prompts

You can use the prompts at the top to filter on Year & Semester, Undergrad/Grad, and Major.

Report

The report includes three tabular graphs:

Campus Summary (Including Undeclared)

• Counts all students, including those who are undeclared. Undeclared students are counted as single majors and included in total rows and calculation of percentages.

Campus Summary (Excluding Undeclared)

• Does not include undeclared students in the counts or percentages.

Campus Summary by Major Program

• Displays the total undergraduate student headcount in each major program as well as a breakdown of how many of them have one major and how many have more than one major.

Sample Questions and Answers

Which major had the highest number of multiple majors in Fall 2020?

Make the following selections in the prompts and Apply:

• Year & Semester: 2020 Fall
• Undergrad/Grad: U

In the Campus Summary by Major Program table, hover over the Multiple Majors column heading and click the downward facing arrow to sort the column in descending order.

L&S Computer Science had the greatest number of multiple majors in Fall 2020 with 499.

Which major(s) had the highest percentage of multiple majors?

To answer this question, sort the % Multiple Majors column in descending order by hovering over the column heading and clicking on the downward facing triangle.

In these majors, 100% of the students had multiple majors: Chinese Language, Latin, Peace & Conflict Studies, and Scandinavian.