Just poking around the National Center for Education Statistics website: <a href=http://nces.ed.gov/pubs98/condition98/c9829a01.html target=new>http://nces.ed.gov/pubs98/condition98/c9829a01.html</a> In 1995, the following percentages of degrees were awarded in given fields: Business management: 20.2% Social/Behavioral Sciences: 17.3% Humanities: 16.6% Other Technical/Professiona: 13.3% Education: 9.1% Health sciences: 6.9% Engineering: 5.4% Life sciences: 4.8% Computer & Informational Sciences: 2.1% Physical Sciences: 1.7% Engineering Technologies: 1.4% Mathematics: 1.2% Translating this into a 25/25 packet: 5/5 Business Management 4/4 Social Sciences (psychology, SocSci, History) 4/4 Humanities (Area and ethnic studies, English language and literature/letters, Foreign languages, Liberal/general studies, Multi/interdisciplinary studies, Philosophy and religion, Theology, Visual and performing arts) 3/3 Other Technical/Professional (Agriculture, Architecture, Communications, Communication technology, Home economics, Law, Library/archival sciences, Military sciences, Parks and recreation, Precision production trades(?), Protective science(??), Public administration and services, Transportation and material moving 2/2 Education 6/6 Science, heavy on biology and with no more than 1 question on math. I'll mull over this a bit more later. Edmund
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