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No, because at some point you’ll change the character of the institution from being a women’s college. A handful of transgendered students don’t do that yet. In fact, they fit in surprisingly well. You might be surprised how many biologically female students identified themselves as something other than “male” or “female” in my class. If you wanted to exclude all female-born students who would not identify as “female” socially, you would exclude many more students than just the transgendered ones.</p>