Youtube nicknames for seven sisters college
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Seven Sisters question, asked a different way
calmom101
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I believe Vassar is currently about 60/40 female/male
I pulled the 55/45 ratio from the College Board web site, which in turn draws its numbers from the common data set. But maybe both sources are doing some rounding. By my math, it looks more like 57.6% women based on the most recent CDS: [B</a>. Enrollment and Persistence - Institutional Research - Vassar College](<a href=“http://institutionalresearch.vassar.edu/data/2010-2011/b-enrollment.html]B”>http://institutionalresearch.vassar.edu/data/2010-2011/b-enrollment.html)</p>
Pizzagirl102
<p>Yes, historically Vassar was one of the Seven Sisters. But today - the Sisters really are W, BM, S, MH and Barnard. Those are the premier, elite, women-focused schools with a sense of shared tradition and history. They do so in different environments: urban (B), suburban (W, BM) and small-town (S, MH); with men nearby (B, BM) and with men further afield (W, S, MH), but that’s neither here nor there. I’m not all that familiar with Vassar, but it seems to me it chose, in going co-ed, to move out of the competitive framework of women’s colleges to the competitive framework of total LAC’s (or more accurately, those that are more
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Differences between 7 sisters schools/tri college consortium
You can’t go wrong with any of these choices! My daughter had the same list and here was her thought process as she narrowed it down:
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SMITH She thought Smith had the best campus due to being in an eclectic college town, the houses for dorms, the compact campus, and the multiple cafeterias.
WELLESLEY She didn’t love the idea of a spread-out campus and she didn’t like that it was in an expensive suburb. She did like the dorms with full kitchens and the 5 dining halls.
BRYN MAWR She loved the Hogwarts vibe of the campus and the generous dorm rooms. She didn’t like the affluent suburb, the fact that none of the dorms have kitchens, and the single dining hall. She also didn’t like the proximity to Haverford as she felt it would take away from the all-women’s experience.
MOUNT HOLYOKE While more rural, she preferred the small town to the affluent suburbs of BMC and Wellesley. She liked the dorms with kitchens and pianos, and she did not like the single dining hall.
All of these colleges are known for having beautiful campuses, nice dorms, good food, and unique traditions. What really set them apart for my daughter was the programs and course selection. There are considerable differences, and if your D i
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Barnard College[]
Barnard College
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Private women’s openhearted arts college
Inhabitants
3,442 (Students)