The Women’s College Coalition commissioned Hardwick~Day to conduct a research survey assessing alumnae from the classes of 1970 through 1997, comparing the responses of women’s college alumnae with alumnae of public and private colleges and universities. The key messages drawn from the findings focus on the areas in which women’s college alumnae report outcomes that surpass the outcomes of alumnae of public and private institutions; they help make the case for the effectiveness of a women’s college education.
Comparing Women Students at Coeducational and Women's Colleges
In general, women at single-sex colleges are more engaged than women at coeducational institutions. After controlling for both individual and institutional characteristics, both first-year and senior women attending women’s colleges reported higher levels of academic challenge. MORE »
Gender Matters in College Choice
Selecting the right college is a big decision, one of the more important a student will make. Students need to ask many questions when making a college choice. The following prompts have been identified as being particularly germane to women's college choice process. MORE »
Our Perspective in the College Search Process
Today's women's colleges offer vital and compelling options to consider as you undertake your important college search process. If you are ready for the challenges and opportunities of being a woman in the 21st Century, explore the benefits that women's colleges offer.
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Commencement Thought
"Being Bold will serve and protect you. Being Beautiful comforts and encourages others. People become Free when they embrace the deepest and truest part of themselves.”
