In your personal experience, did your university seem to cater to one gender over the other? Why?

[Anonymous]

[SallyTho87]

No.
I was among the 6 women who took a prominently male-dominated program. It was NOT the university / college or institution that catered to the male gender more, but the actual program itself. It was police school, and for many women the physical demand, authoritative environment, stressful situations, pressure, and physical requirements are not something they saw as an interest, or wanted to get into.

I did, so I went forward and completed the 3 year degree, graduated and went into legal studies.

[WhitneySnow]

I’m not in college yet (graduating soon) but my high school is very committed to gender equality

[strateguy632]

only one teacher. a lady.

i started asking a question but some beej interrupted then the 2 beejes had a diolog n ignored the man.

each time the teacher finished n continued, i tried to ask my question but the same beej interrupted n they had a nice chat. the 3rd interrupted i said "you are prejudice against men." i left n went to cool off.

[Chazmatazz269]

Didn’t go to university, but a tech skool and an apprenticeship. Both definitely catered to females because the trades are generally male dominated. They’re trying to entice more women. Universities have always catered to girls and women during my lifetime. It’s essentially law.

[genericname85]

yeah it catered more to women. cause "alledgedly" women are oppressed and because of that missinformed and baseless assumption, it's apparently ok to oppress men in return.

[Anonymous]

Universities clearly cater to women, and especially minority women. There are far fewer white males admitted to most colleges than there would be if it were based on merit rather gender and race.

[DishLady]

Yeah. To an extent it still does.

[exitseven]

Nope. Everyone was treated equally.

[OtterMan68]

no, not in my experience

[Pohjolan]

Nah we have both a salad bar and a grill.

[Anonymous]

No. But that was the 1990's.