Douglass College...

<p>I've been having thoughts about it. I didn't enroll there, but I was just curious: if by any chance I wanted to enroll there during my sophomore year will it be too late????</p>

<p>Basically, can someone apply to Douglass College, starting their sophomore year, skipping out on Freshman year? </p>

<p>My parents (hell! even my dentist) were forcing me to enroll there, but for some reason I have never seen myself as a leader nor do I care too much for the whole female community bonding thing. Yeah, basically two inane reasons.</p>

<p>Thanks....well to anyone that replys :)</p>

<p>Not the big female bonding you think it is. My d only had three all girls seminars in the honors program, otherwise takes most classes on College Ave and lives in Highland Park across rte 27.</p>

<p>I thinkyou would be able to enroll in Douglass Residential College your sophomore year, but I'm not positive. I know the recruitment office is enthusiastic for women to join so I don't foresee a problem. I could try asking around though and getting back to you with a definite answer. </p>

<p>If you're considering it for your sophomore year, I think you should consider it again for your first-year. Although the deadlines may have passed, it may still be possible to enroll. I'd contact the recruitment office; they're all friendly. (732-932-9500 or <a href="mailto:visitdc@echo.rutgers.edu">visitdc@echo.rutgers.edu</a>) As for the all-female community, it is, as Findmepete has mentioned, limited to the dorms and one women's studies class that you'll take in your first-year. The rest of your classes will be co-ed, as is everything else on campus, such as the library, student center, dining hall, and gym. Don't get me wrong though, Douglass is a community of intelligent, strong women, who may have not seen themselves as leaders upon entering, but would certainly consider themselves as such upon leaving. </p>

<p>If you have any more questions, do let me know! I may be a little slow on responding since I'm abroad this semester and busy with exams, but I'll try my best. </p>

<p>Take care!</p>