<p>Are courses more rigorous in Bryn Mawr or Haverford?
Any examples?</p>
<p>Classes tend to be more rigorous at Haverford.
For example, in the Bio class.
At Bryn Mawr, it’s a 100 level class which gives test and occasionally assignments and which you can study for using the text book and do well.
Not so at Haverford.
You have to take 100 level Gen Chem before you can even take Bio. They have many more quizes and tests as well as problem sets every week. There are no regularly assigned problem sets at Bryn Mawr.
Haverford also as a required time outside of class which you have to go to to get help from a TA with a small group. (can’t remember the word for it)</p>
<p>both schools have nearly identical outcomes for getting students into med and grad school. so in the end, the quality of education as judge by outcome is quite similar.</p>