>with only a few dozen or a few hundred students I think even possibly more of a contributor than quantity is "theology major" is a much bigger part of a pers

>with only a few dozen or a few hundred students I think even possibly more of a contributor than quantity is "theology major" is a much bigger part of a person's self-identity than "business major". The "business major" (like "communications major") often acts as a neutral default for "I don't know what I really want to do with my life but I still need to get my 4-year piece of paper."