Since my GLO is a professional arts fraternity, most of our majors are in an arts field. We do, however, include
all creative & performing arts, as well as their histories and therapies. Another thing is that our National Constitution & chapter bylaws read in a way that even non-majors can join. So we get a few people with arts minors or even math/science majors who are just really super active in the arts (like being in every single play, being in 2 or 3 music ensembles, etc.)
My chapter was at a campus with a big Conservatory of Music (big in comparison to the school), so nearly 1/2 our members were music majors of some sort. We also had a lot of communications/PR & education majors. With a dash of writing & art majors.
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SilverTurtle
Phi Beta Fraternity: National Professional Association for the Creative & Performing Arts