<p>I'm just curious. How come there are significantly less females accepted to SEAS than males?</p>
<p>It's probably because fewer women than men apply to SEAS.</p>
<p>In the United States (though perhaps not in Taiwan), fewer women than men seem to be interested in careers in engineering.</p>
<p>Girls generally have an easier time getting accepted to SEAS (or any engineering school, for that matter). Less are accepted because less apply -- but their acceptance rate is higher.</p>
<p>consider the women and the men in SEAS, CC, and Barnard. the female to male ratio is 2 to 1.</p>