FAU in NY Times
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http://www.nytimes.com/2006/07/09/education/09college.html?ei=5094&en=9e7c68c097d2ec04&hp=&ex=1152417600&partner=home page&pagewanted=all
Small wonder, then, that at elite institutions like Harvard, small liberal arts colleges like Dickinson, huge public universities like the University of Wisconsin and U.C.L.A. and smaller ones like Florida Atlantic University, women are walking off with a disproportionate share of the honors degrees.
At Harvard, 55 percent of the women graduated with honors this spring, compared with barely half the men. And at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, a public university, women made up 64 percent of this year's graduates, and they got 75 percent of the honors degrees and 79 percent of the highest honors, summa cum laude.
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It doesn't matter though. Someone out of 2000 college and universities chose FAU. Maybe FAU has one of the more disproportionate enrollments or graduation or both.
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yomama said
too bad they didn't mention looks because we would've wrapped that up!!!!!!!
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HOTEL said
We may be "small" but it is nice to be mentioned in the same sentence as Harvard, Wisconsin and UCLA…
I agree, just the fact that FAU was mentioned with some long standing and very well established institutions is very cool indeed.
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