Best LACs for lesbians

[Anonymous]

What are the best small Liberal Arts colleges for lesbians?

[Anonymous]

No other criteria? Any liberal place should do, no?

[Anonymous]

I believe Smith is known for having a strong lesbian community.

[Anonymous]

Bryn Mawr

Wellesley

[Anonymous]

Hampshire

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I believe Smith is known for having a strong lesbian community.

My (male) college roommate married a Smith lesbian.

[Anonymous]

From what I understand, Smith may not be known for lesbians per se but it is an environment where even heterosexual women have had lesbian experiences as they look to "explore" their sexuality!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:From what I understand, Smith may not be known for lesbians per se but it is an environment where even heterosexual women have had lesbian experiences as they look to "explore" their sexuality!

does this mean if you date a seven sisters alum, there is a higher chance for a threesome?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From what I understand, Smith may not be known for lesbians per se but it is an environment where even heterosexual women have had lesbian experiences as they look to "explore" their sexuality!

does this mean if you date a seven sisters alum, there is a higher chance for a threesome?

If you date a Smith girl, yes. But then, the threesome would be with a Smith girl (or two). Pick your poison.

[Anonymous]

Vassar College all the way!

[Anonymous]

My (lesbian) SIL want to Sarah Lawrence and liked her time there.

[Anonymous]

Mills College.

[Anonymous]

There are lesbians at Smith, yes. But it is more the town of Northampton that is considered the lesbian Mecca.

[Anonymous]

Mills College, Smith and Bryn Mawr are very safe and welcoming environments for lesbians.

[Anonymous]

Can't believe no one has mentioned it yet, Barnard in NYC