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Schools examine gender issues

Lawrence University held its 2011 commencement exercises June 5. Lawrence University held its 2011 commencement exercises June 5. Lawrence is among the colleges and universities in Wisconsin whose graduation rates are consistently higher for women, although the scenario depends on the school and its course offerings. / Ron Page/The Post-CrescentExperts: No one reason men's numbers lower

Men have long been outnumbered by women in higher education in the U.S., going back to the 1980s. What's drawn less notice is they are also less likely to earn bachelor's degrees.

Graduation rates across nearly all University of Wisconsin System schools are consistently higher for women. Last year, 62 percent of the females who entered the UW System in 2004 had graduated, compared with 58 percent for men.

Reversing the gender gap: Women surpass men at CSU

Cal State East Bay students Lyla Pehrson and Christopher Prado on campus in Hayward, Calif. on Friday, Dec. 9, 2011. (Gary Reyes/ Mercury News) (Gary Reyes)Women are leapfrogging men into the classroom at the nation's largest university system, redefining the gender gap on California State University campuses in a startling way.

About six out of 10 CSU graduates last spring were female -- a complete reversal over the past four decades. Some campuses, like Dominguez Hills and Stanislaus, have almost twice as many women as men, feeling eerily like women's colleges.

DailyWorth Launches CreateWorth, First-Ever Financial Newsletter for Female Entrepreneurs

DailyWorthFounder Amanda Steinberg to Co-Present “How to Fund Your Business – Should You Bootstrap or Raise Capital?” Teleseminar on February 13th

New York, NY – February 2, 2012 – DailyWorth, the top financial resource for women online, is poised to bring female entrepreneurs to the next level of business success with the launch of CreateWorth, the first-ever online newsletter for women that focuses on the financial nuts and bolts of building and scaling a profitable business. 

New CEO at Business and Professional Women

 Business and Professional Women Foundation (BPW)Dr. Jane E. Smith recently became the new chief executive at Business and Professional Women/USA (BPW), where she oversees the operations of the organization’s National Federation, the BPW Foundation, BPW’s Political Action Committee, and BusinessWoman Magazine. Serving more than 37,000 members in every congressional district of the United States, as well as members in the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico, BPW is one of the oldest women’s advocacy organizations in the United States.

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