Business: Management and Human Resources

1994 Profiles of the Programs

Additional students listing this major as second major: 2

Full-time follows the Registrar's and Graduate School's definition.

Minority figures include both U.S. citizens and students with refugee and permanent-resident visas.

• African-American: 1
• Asian-American: 4
• Hispanic American: 2
• Native-American: 1

Time here counts only the time enrolled, not elapsed time.

The above figures represent the mix of support types for students listing this major as a first major. Students in this table may be paid by a different department. These figures do not represent the proportions of dollars paid in each category. This year we are reporting the number of domestic students in each category.

Each student who lists the major as first major and who is paid as a Fellow, Trainee, PA, RA or TA anywhere in the University adds one to the number of students supported in the major. Some students receive more than one kind of support. Fractions are apportioned among support categories as the proportion that the category's support is of the total support for that student. For example, a student with a 33% appointment as an RA and a 33% appointment as a TA adds .5 to the number of RAs and .5 to the number of TAs no matter how much the student is paid: that student has a total 66% appointment, half of which is TA and half RA.

The above figures are the dollars paid last year by the department responsible for this major to students with graduate appointments. Some of this money may have been paid to students in majors outside the department.

Joint degrees are counted under student's first major.

We suggest comparing degree production to New Starts.

Because many programs require that applicant be prescreened by the department before they apply to Graduate School, and because we have numbers only for applications received at the Graduate School, we are not reporting number of applicants this year.

Still enrolled: 0