Anonymous
Post 03/27/2023 11:09     Subject: Re:Do girls really have an admissions advantage for engineering schools?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Any stats to back up this view?


I know CMU admits a greater percentage of women than men; the disparity is greater than average.


This is true of MIT but it’s not because they’re less selective with women; the female applicant pool is stronger over all so a higher percentage of them end up being admitted.


Fewer women apply, and if they want even classes, a greater percentage will be admitted.
Anonymous
Post 03/27/2023 11:05     Subject: Do girls really have an admissions advantage for engineering schools?

Anonymous wrote:I assume gender won't be able to be considered when the Supreme Court overturns affirmative action this summer?


It's shown enrollment/desirability drops off if a college gender balance moves beyond 60%female/40%male. Women don't want to attend college where they are big majority. It's a fact. Nobody to date.
Anonymous
Post 03/27/2023 10:46     Subject: Re:Do girls really have an admissions advantage for engineering schools?

Anonymous wrote:Yes. And boys do at SLACs.


Many many colleges skew female..some close to 60 40 percentages. Females are facing some very tough competition for most universities.
Anonymous
Post 03/27/2023 10:46     Subject: Do girls really have an admissions advantage for engineering schools?

Look at the cds for the schools you’re interested in and report back to us. I’m interested in the question too.
Anonymous
Post 03/27/2023 10:40     Subject: Do girls really have an admissions advantage for engineering schools?

Anonymous wrote:I assume gender won't be able to be considered when the Supreme Court overturns affirmative action this summer?


I have wondered about this too. William & Mary accepts 42% of men and 33% of women, VT accepts 53% of men and 60% of women. Those are noticeable differences. If they are equal, classes will be especially skewed.
Anonymous
Post 03/27/2023 09:54     Subject: Do girls really have an admissions advantage for engineering schools?

I assume gender won't be able to be considered when the Supreme Court overturns affirmative action this summer?
Anonymous
Post 03/27/2023 09:42     Subject: Re:Do girls really have an admissions advantage for engineering schools?

Yes. And boys do at SLACs.
Anonymous
Post 03/27/2023 09:28     Subject: Do girls really have an admissions advantage for engineering schools?

Yes but it's like a 6% admission chance vs a 4% at the competitive schools. So it's not like the girls are waltzing in.
Anonymous
Post 03/27/2023 09:02     Subject: Re:Do girls really have an admissions advantage for engineering schools?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Any stats to back up this view?


I know CMU admits a greater percentage of women than men; the disparity is greater than average.


This is true of MIT but it’s not because they’re less selective with women; the female applicant pool is stronger over all so a higher percentage of them end up being admitted.
Anonymous
Post 03/27/2023 09:02     Subject: Re:Do girls really have an admissions advantage for engineering schools?

What are percentage of girls at UVA and Va Tech engineering?
Anonymous
Post 03/27/2023 09:00     Subject: Re:Do girls really have an admissions advantage for engineering schools?

Anonymous wrote:Any stats to back up this view?


I know CMU admits a greater percentage of women than men; the disparity is greater than average.
Anonymous
Post 03/27/2023 08:59     Subject: Re:Do girls really have an admissions advantage for engineering schools?

probably get better advantage for non-popular majors.
Anonymous
Post 03/27/2023 08:58     Subject: Re:Do girls really have an admissions advantage for engineering schools?

Any stats to back up this view?
Anonymous
Post 03/27/2023 08:55     Subject: Re:Do girls really have an admissions advantage for engineering schools?

Yes, almost everywhere.
Anonymous
Post 03/27/2023 08:55     Subject: Do girls really have an admissions advantage for engineering schools?

Title says it all.