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Bryn Mawr is more invested in the bi-co relationship? Could you expand on that?[/quote]

My friend's son goes to Haverford.  He has a girl friend at Bryn Mawr -- his second in two years -- and takes at least two classes per term there. From what he reports, that is common.

I imagine Bryn Mawr leans into the consortium during tours bc many potential students, even though attracted to an all-women's college atmosphere for some reasons, are reluctant to commit to single sex education. Tour guides like to present Bryn Mawr as the best of both worlds.

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His behavior is definitely not the norm for Haverford students.  I don't recall seeing more than one male student in any classroom during our tour and zero male students in the dining hall during lunch.  If others at Haverford  actually do take half their classes at Bryn Mawr, it would be a lot more noticeable.  I can only guess at his motivation, but he's definitely not typical there.[/quote]

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