> 311,534 male students (73.3%) and > 113,571 female students (26.7%). > The fact that it’s not even close to 50:50 is surprising. It didn't surprise me, I w

> 311,534 male students (73.3%) and > 113,571 female students (26.7%). > The fact that it’s not even close to 50:50 is surprising. It didn't surprise me, I went there & searched for it. How can it be surprising (you see these ppl all the time on campus!). And it shows that there are ~3 times more men at Harvard than woman. So thank YOU so much for nearing to a problem: Girls do better early on (cf. orig. article) & men later in live (cf. your analysis) Why did you screw that? Political correctness? You are dishonest (you'd have my downvote). An important aspect: We need to make sure to not loose males [which would do fine later] during early years.