Statistical data and trends relating to the enrollment of minorities in higher education in Pennsylvania for the fall 1980 term are examined. There were 49,060 minority students enrolled in 1980 compared to 45,083 minority students in 1978. Minority students comprise 9.6 percent of the total enrollment, and 81.5 percent of all minorities are registered as undergraduates. Minority students make up 6.7 percent of all first-professional students and 6.8 percent of all graduate students. Black students comprise 7.7 percent of the total enrollment and 8.4 percent of the undergraduate enrollment; and 64.7 percent of all black students are full-time, while 68.0 percent of the total student enrollment is full-time. The state-related commonwealth universities enroll the most black students, 10,990 persons, who comprise 8.3 percent of institutions' total enrollment. Data on undergraduate enrollment by major fields of study indicate that: 1.3 percent of all agricultural and natural resources students, 7.3 percent of all architecture and environmental design students, 7.2 percent of all biological science students, 8.0 percent of all business and management students, 6.6 percent of all engineering students, and 6.1 percent of all physical science students are from minority groups. Data also are provided on selected graduate fields of study and the following first-professional fields of study: dentistry, medicine, veterinary medicine, and law. (SW)