Women's Colleges

Graduates of women's colleges were more likely than any other women graduates to develop skills employers seek, be involved, and feel prepared for life after college. It's no surprise that graduates of women's colleges were more likely than any other women graduates to believe their financial investment was worth it.

Want Your Daughter To Go To The C-Suite? Send Her To A Women’s CollegeTrue gender equality, though still quite far out of reach and severely hindered by recent pandemic-related setbacks, has arguably never been closer. So, this begs the question: What role do women’s colleges play in today’s society?

Seven Reasons Why You Should Apply to a Women’s CollegeIn this guide, learn what women’s colleges are all about, who should consider applying, and seven reasons why you should consider applying.

DoS on Women's Colleges

Discovery of Self Presentation: Women's College Celebration - 3/28/22

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SPELMAN COLLEGE (GA)

Spelman empowers women to engage the many cultures of the world and inspires a commitment to positive social change through service. We are dedicated to academic excellence in the liberal arts and sciences and the intellectual, creative, ethical and leadership development of our students.

Barnard honors activist, writer, and philosopher Grace Lee Boggs '35

Remembering the life and work of Grace Chin Lee Boggs '35, who died October 5 at the age of 100.

Zora Neale Hurston ’28 - Barnard Graduate - was a novelist, folklorist, and anthropologist who is often referred to as the “genius of the South.” Hurston was central to Harlem’s evolving literary scene, alongside Langston Hughes and Wallace Thurman. She enrolled at Barnard College in 1925 as a transfer student from Howard University and was Barnard’s first black graduate in 1928. Her studies in anthropology contributed to a lifelong exploration of language, culture, and the African American experience.