This document reports the results of the fall 1972 racial census at the University of Maryland. Only new freshmen, transfer students, and readmitted students filled out the racial census cards. All returning students constituted the data base of the student body. By adding new and deleting old racial census cards, counts could be made. Results of the census indicated a total black student body of 5 percent. The percent of black enrollments for fall 1972 was esentially the same as for fall 1971. Majors pursued by the highest number of black undergraduate students were Accounting, Combined Business Law, Elementary Education, General Curriculum, Journalism, Nursing, Physical Therapy, Pre-Law, Pre-Medicine, Psychology, Sociology, Special Education, and Advertising Design. Counts for other minority student groups were also reported. A 7-item bibliography, additional results, and tables are presented. (MJM)