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The situation is more lopsided at many private liberal arts colleges and flagship public universities, with 60 to 65 percent female matriculants, and applicant pools that can be even more heavily imbalanced.
Simplifying college admissions: create the college culture you need ... by Greene, Howard; Greene, Matthew / District Administration
As Mary Piccoli, assistant vice president for institutional research and planning, notes, "The growth in applications and doubling of Ohio matriculants compared to 2006 puts us on a positive path.
Thinking outside the "grid": using aid to build institutional demand by Kurz, Kathy; Scannell, Jim; Veeder, Samantha / University Business
This would lead to drastic reductions in the number of black law school matriculants, particularly at the most selective schools, without managing to eliminate mismatch between black and white students.
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