Schools Are Increasing The Gaps Between Men's and Women's ...

The data shows discrimination throughout intercollegiate sports and that the inequality is growing at an unrestrained rate.

Why the gap between men and women finishing college is growing

Women (44%) are more likely than men (39%) to say not being able to afford college is a major reason they don't have a bachelor's degree. Men ...

Women Continue To Outpace Men In College Enrollment And ...

Women have outnumbered men among college students for decades, but the gap continues to widen. In 1979, about 200,000 more women were enrolled ...

As gender achievement gap narrows, schools have work to do

The gap was largest in school districts in which men earned a lot, had high levels of education, and were likely to work in business or science. Women in such ...

Where Are the Gender Gaps in Education in the United States?

By 2020, that number had risen to 41 percent for women but only to 32 percent for men — a nine percentage–point gap, now going the other way.

Boys left behind: Education gender gaps across the US

We use these states to gauge the national trend: we estimate [1] that 88.4 percent of girls graduated on time in 2021 compared to 81.9 percent ...

Even as interest in women's college sports rises, report finds big gap ...

The report highlighted the persistent gap in college sports participation between women and men. Approximately 93% of colleges saw lower ...

Gender Inequality in Education - Outreach International

According to the World Economic Forum, when high-income countries are included in the global data, girls participate in primary school at 88% to ...

How colleges turned pink - by Richard V Reeves - Of Boys and Men

For one thing, fewer men appear to be leaving high school ready for higher education. There's a big gender gap in terms of GPA, for example, as ...

Healing the unspoken educational gender gap - The Michigan Daily

But by 2019, the gap had returned to 15% — but the other way around, with women earning more bachelor's degrees than men. There is an increasing ...

Tracing global trends in education - Gender Data Portal - World Bank

In low-income countries on average about 66 percent of female primary school students complete primary school, compared to around 71 percent of ...

College Gender Gap Starts Early and Extends across Races

Latina and Black women ages 22–26 are almost twice as likely to have earned a bachelor's degree as men of the same race/ethnicity, whereas white ...

Educational Gender Gaps - PMC - PubMed Central

Even for this subsample, there is a substantial gender gap in educational attainment—49 percent of the girls graduate from college compared to 38 percent of the ...

A new NCAA report show the stark gap in funding for women's sports

The number of women competing at the highest level of college athletics continues to rise along with an increasing funding gap between men's ...

How the College Gender Gap Might Change the Economy

The college gender gap is one of those slow-boiling trends that has built over several decades, and it reflects women pursuing higher education ...

Public schools heavily rely on women's labor. Why do they pay ...

Gender-based wage gaps are ubiquitous in U.S. labor markets, even in occupations where women make up most of the workforce.

Fewer young men are in college, especially at 4-year schools

By race and ethnicity, the widening of the gender gap in college enrollment is most apparent among White high school graduates. Young White ...

Title IX report shows gains in female participation, though rates lag ...

... among women in leadership positions in college sports. ... Division I continues to have the greatest gap in spending between men's and women's ...

Closing the gap: Tackling the remaining disparities in girls ...

While globally gaps have narrowed, in low-income countries, gender gaps in schooling are the largest. Girls' enrollment in primary school in low ...

Progress towards gender parity in education is undeniable

MORE GIRLS ENROL IN AND COMPLETE SCHOOL THAN EVER BEFORE ... Globally, female enrolment accounted for 55% of the total increase in primary and secondary enrolment ...