This study was undertaken to obtain reliable national estimates of enrollments of undergraduates in humanities courses and to assess changes in enrollments from 1980 to 1985. The survey collected data from a sample of 453 (out of 493) colleges and universities on enrollment figures for full-time and part-time undergraduate students in eight general humanities subjects: English composition, English and American literature, foreign languages and literatures, history, philosophy, religion, history/appreciation of the arts, and interdisciplinary humanities. The survey found that humanities courses were offered at the great majority of American colleges and universities in the fall of 1985. The most frequently offered courses were composition/writing, history, English and American literature, and foreign languages and literatures. In general, enrollments per 100 students were highest in baccalaureate colleges, private schools, and small schools, and lowest in two-year colleges. Humanities enrollments per 100 students were fairly stable from 1980 to 1985. (JDD)