Schools w balanced male:female (not T20, not flagship)
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Anonymous
| Davidson is approx 47% male and 53% female |
Anonymous
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Case Western
52% male, 48% female |
Anonymous
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Virginia Tech:
57%male / 43% female |
Anonymous
| USC is around 51-49. |
Anonymous
48/52 this year. |
Anonymous
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The highly selective schools can manage a balance.
Sounds like once acceptance is over 25% it gets leaning female (unless STEM school) |
Anonymous
| UMD is 51%M, 49%F |
Anonymous
Wow. Impressive. |
Anonymous
| Loyola MD is 55F/45M |
Anonymous
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In terms of smaller colleges, those with extensive varsity athletics programs will tend toward gender balance. This site, for example, includes Bates, Bowdoin, Williams, Middlebury and Hamilton, to which I'd add Colby:
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Anonymous
| Santa Clara is 51M/49F. |
Anonymous
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University of Rochester: 51% male, 49% female
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Anonymous
For many of these schools, they have kept the sports programs to maintain a more balanced ratio; DEI expenditure in action. |
Anonymous
| Wesleyan and Middlebury are both about 47/53 |
Anonymous
This is great. Loyola Chicago is like 30M/70F. DD said, no thanks. Why is LMU Chicago so lopsided. |