Data from six questionnaire studies are reported. "Reasons Why Harcum Is Recommended," gives the percentage of Harcum students and faculty, and of high school counselors who recommend Harcum for each of ten reasons on the questionnaire. In "The Students View Harcum," student responses to ten possible reasons for attending, to what is right, and to what is wrong about Harcum are reported as percentages for two consecutive years. In "Collegiate Educational Goals ...," the frequency of selection of six goals by Harcum students and faculty, by local educational psychologists, and by students and faculty at a nearby university is reported in percentages. In "How Much Do Harcum Students Study?," first and second-year students at Harcum and South Georgia College indicated how many hours they studied, and what they felt were important study habits and major study distractions. The two groups are compared. In "Health Services Offered ...," responses from 270 "small" colleges to seven questions about their health services are reported as percentages. In "Motives for Attending College," Harcum students (women) and men from a local college were asked which of eight motives they had for attending college. The results in percentages and student comments are reported. (MC)