<p>I'm going to an all-girls school next year, and I'm really happy with it. That said, how do I meet boys? Because honestly, I'm boy crazy.</p>
<p>Why would anyone ever do this? I cant imagine myself going to an All-boy school...That defeats one of the purposes of going to college, that is to meets lots of people from the opposite sex and have LOTS OF SEX. </p>
<p>Note I said one of the purposes.</p>
<p>yea that's somewhat of a paradox...</p>
<p>BTW, they are not "girl's schools" they are "women's colleges".</p>
<p>That was drilled into my head by my Smithie wife :)</p>
<p>Go to a bar and show a random guy a good time and then cry about it the next morning with a girl friend... and do it again the next night.</p>
<p>You're all the same.</p>
<p>Sarah, I guess tat most all girls colleges have nearby Coed schools where u can meet guys.</p>
<p>Yeah, bring a bus-load of your hoes to a coed college and entertain the guys. What a way to establish something long-term! You won't get a guy's respect if you just hook up with him.</p>
<p>When I was looking at Sweet Briar College, the admissions people made sure to emphasize that there were other schools in the area with whom they arrange activities, etc. I think its great that you know that you want to go to a women's college. It's not for everyone, but many women thrive at these schools and go on to do great things. Good luck!</p>
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<p>lmao! Yeah, I'm sure they would take offense to that.</p>
<p>OP: Which seven sisters college are you going to?</p>
<p>all-grils schools remind me of of the novel Villette by bronte where a lonely englishwoman travels to some fictional country in europe to teach at a all-girls school and falls in some sort of a pensive, meditative, metaphysical, fantastical love with a doctor. pretty dynamic book mainly because bronte was too much obsessed with fantasy to the point of using french at random in the book. trop de femmes partout! donnez-moi des beaux hommes!!! haha.</p>
<p>so i suppose there are some male faculty in a all-girls school. i like the idea of all-boys school much better. it reminds me of all those stories dalh wrote: mischief and freedom from pathetic self-consciousness in midst of girls!!</p>
<p>wasn't women in ancient times educated separately? men were taught rhetoric and politics and gymnastics (as plato calls it) while women were taught i don't know, something.</p>
<p>In the case of Wellesley College, there is easy transportation to Harvard/MIT. I hear it is a popular means for meeting members of the opposite sex; so much so, in fact, that the transportation is also known as the "f*** truck."</p>
<p>This could be an unsubstantiated rumor;)</p>
<p>"wasn't women in ancient times educated separately? men were taught rhetoric and politics and gymnastics (as plato calls it) while women were taught i don't know, something."</p>
<p>That right there is a priceless quotation. </p>
<p>OP: Of the five remaining Seven Sisters colleges (Vassar went co-ed and Radcliffe is now part of Harvard),
Barnard: It's in the middle of freaking New York City. You should have no trouble in the socialization department.
Wellesley: Harvard/MIT/the rest of Boston is pretty accessible. Again, shouldn't be a problem.
Smith, Mount Holyoke: part of the Five College Consortium with three co-ed schools including the ENORMOUS UMass Amherst.
Bryn Mawr: Very close to Haverford, Philadelphia is also accessible to some extent.</p>
<p>You only have to worry if the school is in a rural area or if there are no other colleges nearby.</p>
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<p>Bryn Mawr is just south of Villanova and Swarthmore is south of Haverford which is a short bus ride south of BMC.</p>
<p>just out of curiosity sarahelizabeth, why did you want to go to an all-female school if you're "boy crazy"? </p>
<p>"wasn't women in ancient times educated separately? men were taught rhetoric and politics and gymnastics (as plato calls it) while women were taught i don't know, something."</p>
<p>LOL</p>
<p>Ooooh I'm a guy who wants to go to an all girl school! How can I enroll?</p>
<p>^^^^^^</p>
<p>I'm sure vaginoplasty is painless.</p>
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<p>Well you could go to Sarah Lawrence College, 75% female lol.</p>
<p>From my experience being in a girls college, you dont get a chance to meet up with guys very often, but it all depends on location ofcourse.</p>
<p>HAHA. this is funny. charizard, one way to go to a all-girls school is by becoming a teacher, i think, as i mentioned Villette earlier. i bet all the girls are so sick of each other that they will love a male presence. they will adore the man as if they were looking up to the virgin mary in a church.</p>
<p>they will worship masculinity, the male beauty that of which the italian masters were so obsessed with. they will worship any effeminate male personage in history: alexander the great, darius III, ash ketchum, michael jackson, yugioh.</p>