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I don't honestly feel that the "sisterhood" at women's colleges is that overpowering. I attended a women's college and I'm pursuing AI because I think the sisterhood aspect is in a much larger presence than being an alumnae of a women's college.
Most women's colleges don't have sororities because it's tradition not to. I attempted to open my campus up, but I was informed the president and board would have to agree, since we are still wearing stocks at graduation, I really didn't see that happening.
As far as most women's colleges admitting men they do at the graduate level. I know that mine does, but all of the grad classes were at night so it wasn't like there were men on campus during the day. Also housing isn't offered to grad students.
Last edited by jhujenn; 04-19-2004 at 05:57 PM.
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