Single-sex Education

1. Without the opposite sex, students will be less distracted from their academics.
2. Boys and girls learn differently.
3. Gender roles can be subverted in a single-sex environment; boys will be more likely to pursue the arts and girls more likely to pursue math and science.

Single-sex colleges in the United States

• Scripps College (women's)
• Smith College (women's)
• Bryn Mawr College (women's)
• Mount Holyoke College (women's)
• Barnard College (women's)
• Wellesley College (women's)
• Deep Springs College (men's)
• Morehouse College (men's)
• Hampden-Sydney College (men's)

Single-sex colleges of the Universities of Cambridge, Oxford and Durham

• Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge (women's)
• New Hall, Cambridge (women's)
• Newnham College, Cambridge (women's)
• St Hilda's College, Oxford (women's)
• St Mary's College, Durham (women's - will be mixed from October 2005)

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