[ SECRET POST #2492 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2492 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Big Brothers Big Sisters

[chardmonster]

but once they get into higher education

Depends entirely on the discipline. I can say we don't seem to be disadvantaged at all in history, aside from the normal it's-hard-to-have-kids-before-tenure issue. Most humanities seem similar.

Re: Big Brothers Big Sisters

[(Anonymous)]

(anecdotal evidence) My dad's a professor of computer science, and in his university at least they have basically equal numbers of male and female Ph.D students.

Re: Big Brothers Big Sisters

[(Anonymous)]

True - but that's only if they *stay* in academia. Once you graduate, even if you're in a field that technically falls under "humaniteies" you can have some serious issues.

Re: Big Brothers Big Sisters

[(Anonymous)]

Depends on the humanities. Philosophy in particular I've heard horror stories about, at least at the graduate level.