Azwed
Invading Poland
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I switched majors from Engineering to Poli Sci with a Communications minor(concentrating in journalism/international comm) two years ago this semester.
In an average engineering class we would have at most 6 or 7 girls in a 20 to 30 person class. My roommate has 2 to 3 girls in most of his engineering classes although he is a mining engineer and very few women go into that field. I think there are labout a dozen women undergrads in his whole department which has a couple of hundered undergrad students.
I walk into one of my comm classes and generaly the class is 2/3's or more female. The public relations class I am taking that has around 300 people in it seems to be nearly 3/4's female.
My poli Sci classes are about a 60:40 split between men and women which is about the same as the overall population of tech. I think the current freshman class is 57% men and 43% women or so.
Just something I wanted to comment on that I found interesting. Another thing that is interesting here is that the math classes that I took were also about a 60:40 split betwen men and women as well. Science classes were about the same perhaps a little closer to a 50:50 split.
In an average engineering class we would have at most 6 or 7 girls in a 20 to 30 person class. My roommate has 2 to 3 girls in most of his engineering classes although he is a mining engineer and very few women go into that field. I think there are labout a dozen women undergrads in his whole department which has a couple of hundered undergrad students.
I walk into one of my comm classes and generaly the class is 2/3's or more female. The public relations class I am taking that has around 300 people in it seems to be nearly 3/4's female.
My poli Sci classes are about a 60:40 split between men and women which is about the same as the overall population of tech. I think the current freshman class is 57% men and 43% women or so.
Just something I wanted to comment on that I found interesting. Another thing that is interesting here is that the math classes that I took were also about a 60:40 split betwen men and women as well. Science classes were about the same perhaps a little closer to a 50:50 split.