The responses of 15,357 undergraduates at the University of Maryland, College Park, to the University Student Census are summarized in this study. Results indicate students felt the hardest part of adjusting to college life is selecting a major field of study or career. The census also reported results concerning: part-time jobs; residence; reasons for attending the University; attitudes toward courses and classroom organization; Student Government Association representation; need for vocational counseling; black representation on campus; student demonstrations; university day care center; and important societal issues. (Author/CS)