Interesting data, @goldenbear2020. I wonder to what extent this a phenomenon particularly associated with the very most selective LACs? I looked at the male/female admit rates at a couple of less selective schools that my son is considering, Whitman and St. Olaf, and, despite both those schools having a pretty significant gender imbalance in both student body and applicants, their male/female admit rates were virtually identical. Maybe less selective schools are more loathe to turn away high quality applicants, regardless of gender, where the most selective schools have the luxury of such an abundance of highly qualified applicants that they feel okay turning away a greater percentage of women in the interest of on-campus gender balance? Just a theory. Would make an interesting little study, actually.