Years that Women's Colleges Became Co-ed
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- Vassar College: 1967
(Poughkeepsie, NY)
- Sarah Lawrence College: 1968
(Bronxville, NY)
- Bennington College: 1969
(Bennington, VT)
- Connecticut College: 1969
(New London, CT)
- Pitzer College: 1971
(Claremont, CA)
- Skidmore College: 1971
(Saratoga Springs, NY)
- Salve Regina University: 1972
(Newport, RI)
- Albertus Magnus College: 1985
(New Haven, CT)
- Goucher College: 1986
(Baltimore, MD)
- University of St. Mary: 1988
(Leavenworth, KS)
- Wheaton College: 1990
(Norton, MA)
- Colby-Sawyer College: 1991
(New London, NH)
- Brenau University: 1997
(Gainesville, GA)
- Endicott College: 1997
(Beverly, MA)
- Elms College (College of Our Lady of the Elms): 1998
(Chicopee, MA)
- Fisher College: 1998
(Boston, MA)
- Lasell College: 1998
(Newton, MA)
- Emmanuel College: 2001
(Boston, MA)
- Notre Dame College of Ohio: 2001
(Cleveland, OH)
- Hood College: 2002
(Frederick, MD)
- Seton Hill University: 2002
(Greensburg, PA)
- Chestnut Hill College: 2003
(Philadelphia, PA)
- Regis College: 2004
(Weston, MA)
- Immaculata University: 2005
(Immaculata, PA)
- Lesley University: 2005
(Cambridge, MA)
- Wells College: 2005
(Aurora, NY)
- Randolph-Macon College: 2007
(Ashland, VA)
- William Woods University: 2007
(Fulton, MO)
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