How to find out which colleges balance the class for gender?

[Anonymous]

Some websites like college vine show the gender split for applications, admits, and enrollment so you can get an idea if the school balances for gender.

[Anonymous]

Surprised UCLA was 60/40. Indiana is exactly 50/50.

[Anonymous]

If

[Anonymous]

If 10% checked other for gender you know your going to be hearing a lot of pronouns on that campus. Hard pass for me.

[Anonymous]

Guess I don't understand this thread. Isn't this information readily available in nearly every school's "About Us" section of their website? Like asking "how do I find a school's enrollment?".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Surprised UCLA was 60/40. Indiana is exactly 50/50.

UCs are test blind and heavily weigh GPA. Females comprise somewhere around 2/3 of top 10% GPAs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Some websites like college vine show the gender split for applications, admits, and enrollment so you can get an idea if the school balances for gender.

You can find the same in the CDS and https://nces.ed.gov/collegenavigator/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Guess I don't understand this thread. Isn't this information readily available in nearly every school's "About Us" section of their website? Like asking "how do I find a school's enrollment?".

Exactly. Such a ridiculous thread - you can find the school in question on USNWR and it tells the M/F ratio right there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Surprised UCLA was 60/40. Indiana is exactly 50/50.

UCs are test blind and heavily weigh GPA. Females comprise somewhere around 2/3 of top 10% GPAs.

65k men and 78k women applied. They could absolutely have found 6,300 men with top 10% GPAs instead of the 5,000 they admitted, if they'd wanted to.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Most of the schools discussed on this forum are pretty evenly split in gender - around 55/45 F/M is normal these days and it's hardly noticeable on campus or when you tour. Just avoid the Vassars of the world and you'll be fine.

My male friend loved Vassar!

[Anonymous]

Good grief…now I have heard everything…every crazy …weird…neurotic thing!