Sex Equality a Solution of the Woman Problem
Sex Equality a Solution of the Woman Problem
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Altogether twenty state universities are now open to women. Among private universities, Cornell has Sage College for women and Boston University has admitted wom- en from the first, 1873. Out of four hun- dred and eighty educational colleges in the United States, three hundred and thirty- six, or 70 per cent. , admit women. A closer comparison covering fifty-eight colleges, giving a more extended and complete edu- cational course, yields fifty-eight per cent, as coeducational. The proportion of... wom- en students to total number of college students is nearly 25 per cent. , while their proportion to students in coeducational colleges is close on 50 per cent.
The uniform experience of coeduca- tional colleges shows the average standing of women as slightly higher than that of 281 SEX EQUALITY men. Thousands of women have been working side by side with men in coeduca- tional institutions for the past twenty-five years, and undergoing exactly the same tests, without a larger percentage of with- drawals on account of illness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Altogether twenty state universities are now open to women. Among private universities, Cornell has Sage College for women and Boston University has admitted wom- en from the first, 1873. Out of four hun- dred and eighty educational colleges in the United States, three hundred and thirty- six, or 70 per cent. , admit women. A closer comparison covering fifty-eight colleges, giving a more extended and complete edu- cational course, yields fifty-eight per cent, as coeducational. The proportion of... wom- en students to total number of college students is nearly 25 per cent. , while their proportion to students in coeducational colleges is close on 50 per cent.
The uniform experience of coeduca- tional colleges shows the average standing of women as slightly higher than that of 281 SEX EQUALITY men. Thousands of women have been working side by side with men in coeduca- tional institutions for the past twenty-five years, and undergoing exactly the same tests, without a larger percentage of with- drawals on account of illness.
What to read after Sex Equality a Solution of the Woman Problem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emmet Densmore to read onlineMoreLess
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