Add to ORKGThis article explores alternatives for women attending college. It is suggested that attending a single-gender institution of higher education has multiple educational and social advantages for women. Furthermore, research indicates women who have attended women's colleges are more successful during and after their college years
The existence of sex discrimination in American college classrooms, and the harmful effects of such ...
Education is the power which shapes the future of every individual. It is considered as a ladder for...
The last forty years have witnessed a remarkable boom in higher education around the world. Importan...
This article deals with a number of factors which pressure contemporary women into selecting academi...
Although America has almost achieved the goal of equality of educational opportunity for women, it i...
Access to education opens the doors to future economic power — but are opportunities for women limit...
In this evaluation of research we look at how women make less than men, but get the same amount of e...
This study presents a theory supporting single-gender, public institutions for women based on consti...
This study explores the effects of attending a women's college on college major, degree attainment, ...
This study examined the effect attendance at single-sex college had on career success and advanced d...
This book examines the role of women's colleges in the United States from the early 1800s to th...
women overtook white men in their rates of college completion and that this phenomenon occurred duri...
The article considers the paradoxes of dynamics of women’s access to the higher education and the l...
100 female college students attending a small Catholic college in the Northeast were surveyed in ord...
Despite women attending college at a greater rate than men for several decades, women’s colleges hav...
The existence of sex discrimination in American college classrooms, and the harmful effects of such ...
Education is the power which shapes the future of every individual. It is considered as a ladder for...
The last forty years have witnessed a remarkable boom in higher education around the world. Importan...
This article deals with a number of factors which pressure contemporary women into selecting academi...
Although America has almost achieved the goal of equality of educational opportunity for women, it i...
Access to education opens the doors to future economic power — but are opportunities for women limit...
In this evaluation of research we look at how women make less than men, but get the same amount of e...
This study presents a theory supporting single-gender, public institutions for women based on consti...
This study explores the effects of attending a women's college on college major, degree attainment, ...
This study examined the effect attendance at single-sex college had on career success and advanced d...
This book examines the role of women's colleges in the United States from the early 1800s to th...
women overtook white men in their rates of college completion and that this phenomenon occurred duri...
The article considers the paradoxes of dynamics of women’s access to the higher education and the l...
100 female college students attending a small Catholic college in the Northeast were surveyed in ord...
Despite women attending college at a greater rate than men for several decades, women’s colleges hav...
The existence of sex discrimination in American college classrooms, and the harmful effects of such ...
Education is the power which shapes the future of every individual. It is considered as a ladder for...
The last forty years have witnessed a remarkable boom in higher education around the world. Importan...