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Originally posted by BabyP
I am talking about in terms of number as COMPARED to MEN!!!
not everyone could go to college/universities back then. And many universities didnt even allow women.
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Coeducational institutions didn't really come into being until the turn of the 20th century and really did not become popular until the 1950s.
As an example, the women's division of Harvard College was Radcliffe; when Harvard became co-ed, Radcliffe quietly folded.
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