The first college to accept women was Oberlin College in 1848. Oberlin has a liberal tradition that is still strong today. It was also one of the first colleges to allow men/women to live on the same floors in the dormitories.
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The first African American woman to graduate from college was not Mary Jane Patterson in 1862, as previously acknowledged.The answer may never be definitively answered, as there were probably many Black women "passing" for white who may have attended and graduated from college in the early to mid-19th Century--if not earlier.Of the Black women (who did not pass for white) who attended college in the 19th Century was Portland, ME-born Adeline Eliza Hampton (née Freeman) who matriculated into Oberlin College in 1856. Her younger sister, Mary Christiana Wheeler (née Freeman) also attended Oberlin, graduating in 1873.
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The first college to accept women was Oberlin College in 1848. Oberlin has a liberal tradition that is still strong today. It was also one of the first colleges to allow men/women to live on the same floors in the dormitories.
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Just checked online. It is....there are other women's colleges that were founded in the 1800s....
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Georgia Female College/ Wesleyan College in 1839.
Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia and Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, Massachusetts both claim they were the first women's college.
Wesleyan College, in Macon, Ga USA
Oberlin College of Ohio.
1852: Young Ladies Seminary (now Mills College): It is the first women's college in United States west of the Rocky Mountains
Paul Quinn College, founded in 1872, was the first historically black college founded west of the Mississippi River.