<p>The nursing students are not located anywhere near the main campuses, they are up with the medical school and dental school much further uptown. In a completely separate complex, and a completely separate world. They should not be included in your numbers. So far as I know they have no interaction with the undergrads at the main campus.</p>
<p>How you treat General Studies, and grad students, for this purpose could be interesting, because all these students are older than typical undergrads. and it remains true, I think, that older guys tend to date younger women but not as much vica versa. So from the social perspective of a Barnard student, the older guys in these programs may be more a source than the older women in these programs are a detriment. To the extent that they interact. Which would be nonzero but probably a lot less than the traditional undergrads. A sizable chunk of the older students may also be married.</p>