Vassar College is 68% female/ 32% male (but a very high % I'd as gay).

18% admit rate.

Op here. Thank you to everyone for the info, my last first date was in the 20th century so very much appreciated. T20 look more balanced but not in the cards for DD.

UNC Chapel Hill is 60.6% female/39.4% male.

College of Charleston is 68% female/32% male.

Northwestern University is about 54% female/46% male for undergraduates.

U Chicago 53.5% female/46.5% male.

U Penn 54% f/46% m.

WashUStL is 55% female/45% male.

USC 52% f/48% m.

Columbia 49% female/51% male.

NYU 59% female/ 41% male.

Dartmouth 48% female/50.6% male.

Princeton is 50/50.

Brown 52% f/48% m.

Yale is 51% female.

Cornell is about 55% female.

Harvard 53% f/47% m.

Duke is 53%f/47%m.

Stanford is 51.6% female.

MIT 46% female/50% male/3% other gender identities.

UCLA 60.5% female/38.5% male.

Emory 57% female/43% male.

Georgia Tech 40% female/60% male.

Davidson College 53% f/47%m.

Amherst 54%f/44%m/2% other.

Vanderbilt is 52%f/48%m.

U Michigan 52% f/48% m.

Brandeis 57.5% f/42.5% m.

U Virginia 56.5% female.

U Maryland 49% f/51%m.

Our daughters have had zero issues at majority female schools, dating-wise. It works itself.
Granted this was a million years ago, but I went to college at a school where the ratio was closer to a 70/30 female to male ratio. Again, no problems and plenty of our friends married someone from our college.

Anonymous wrote:I'd avoid Northwestern based on their mailers alone. It's like direct marketing to women who aren't interested in dating. One mailer featured a group of eighteen mostly attractive women and only seven males. Of the seven male students one appears to be photoshopped and another looks about forty.

Northwestern is in the greater Chicago area. If you can't find a boyfriend in 4 years in a metro the size of Chicago, I would argue you are not prioritizing finding a relationship.

Brochure photography is funny. The people who make them often get a bee in their bonnet about when to take the pictures. The talent is hastily assembled, often ad hoc. Like telling all the work study student guides to go outside and take a picture.

I once ended up in a brochure months later without being told that was the purpose of the pictures. I found out when someone brought me the finished brochure. I definitely consented to having my picture taken but didn't expect it to be committed to physical paper.

Anonymous wrote:Looks like someone cannot get over her Northwestern rejection.

LOL. No.

Looks like someone cannot get over her Northwestern rejection.

I'd avoid Northwestern based on their mailers alone. It's like direct marketing to women who aren't interested in dating. One mailer featured a group of eighteen mostly attractive women and only seven males. Of the seven male students one appears to be photoshopped and another looks about forty.

Anonymous wrote:I don't know what it's like now but when I was in college (04 to 08) at a place like this it was very rare to get "asked out." I had two female roommates and neither of them ever dated or hooked up all 4 years of college. I knew flashier girls who got hookups but nothing lasting.
I was in a male-leaning major and what happened more than once was that I would get a Facebook message from some classmate expressing interest. But they would never do it in person. There would be a big online flirtation and then nothing. Very wimpy.

We get how you blame these men for not being assertive enough (but don’t be too assertive!).

I don't know what it's like now but when I was in college (04 to 08) at a place like this it was very rare to get "asked out." I had two female roommates and neither of them ever dated or hooked up all 4 years of college. I knew flashier girls who got hookups but nothing lasting.
I was in a male-leaning major and what happened more than once was that I would get a Facebook message from some classmate expressing interest. But they would never do it in person. There would be a big online flirtation and then nothing. Very wimpy.

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Anonymous wrote:Specify which is 60% and which sex is 40%.

I don't know of any notable 60m/40w colleges

There are a few. WPI is one.

Stevens is another (66m/34w as of fall 2024).

Pretty much any tech focused school that isn't super selective. Rose Hulman, RPI, RIT (MIT and similar are selective enough to maintain 50/50).

I went to an engineering school like this as a woman. The split was roughly 70m/30w. There weren't an appreciable number of gay guys, but there were a large percentage of "gamer guys" who never did anything besides class and gaming. That probably sucked up about 15% of the male student body. As a woman, I did find it really uncomfortable not to have a boyfriend in that environment. I'd be asked out and hit on dozens of times in a day. When I was known to have a boyfriend, that dialed back and guys were just friends. But as soon as I was single, the floodgates opened. It wasn't one person so it wasn't harassment, but it did feel a bit like I was being harassed since I couldn't avoid the attention anywhere.

Poor you!

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Anonymous wrote:Specify which is 60% and which sex is 40%.

I don't know of any notable 60m/40w colleges

There are a few. WPI is one.

Stevens is another (66m/34w as of fall 2024).

Pretty much any tech focused school that isn't super selective. Rose Hulman, RPI, RIT (MIT and similar are selective enough to maintain 50/50).

I went to an engineering school like this as a woman. The split was roughly 70m/30w. There weren't an appreciable number of gay guys, but there were a large percentage of "gamer guys" who never did anything besides class and gaming. That probably sucked up about 15% of the male student body. As a woman, I did find it really uncomfortable not to have a boyfriend in that environment. I'd be asked out and hit on dozens of times in a day. When I was known to have a boyfriend, that dialed back and guys were just friends. But as soon as I was single, the floodgates opened. It wasn't one person so it wasn't harassment, but it did feel a bit like I was being harassed since I couldn't avoid the attention anywhere.

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Anonymous wrote:Could parents or students at universities with 60/40 ratios comment on the dating scene? DD is straight (and white if that matters, but would be open to other races and ethnicities). Not looking for her to get an Mrs but I think she would like to be asked out on dates and have a boyfriend in college.

At an average school of 10,000 students that is 4000 male students. Plenty for you DD to get laid.

How many are in finance, trust fund, 6'5, blue eyes?

How many men does she want to get laid with?