The Louisville Advantage
50% of girls' school graduates rate public speaking ability as high.
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about 50% of girls' school graduates rate public speaking ability as high.
80% of girls' school students feel challenged.
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about 80% of girls' school students feel challenged.
87% of girls' school students feel respected.
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about 87% of girls' school students feel respected.
93% of girls' school students report greater leadership opportunities.
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about 93% of girls' school students report greater leadership opportunities.
96% of girls' school students receive more feedback.
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about 96% of girls' school students receive more feedback.
A girls' school prepares young women for coed life.
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about A girls' school prepares young women for coed life.
After graduating Louisville, I truly believed that I could do anything.
I only saw female leaders every day. Every single student leadership position was held by a woman. It was our normal. As I entered the workplace and realized the many invisible barriers that women face to get to the top of their fields, I have no doubt that the education, experience, and support I received at Louisville gave me the foundation and confidence to become the leader I became.
- Tricia (Montalvo) Timm ‘89
Myths and Truths of an All-Girl School
We understand that parents and applicants may have concerns about attending a single-gender educational institution. Below are some of the common myths and misperceptions we hear from prospective families.
- Myth: Single-gender schools don’t prepare students for the “real world.”
- Myth: I have mostly guy friends at school now. Will I be able to make friends? Won’t an all-girl school be too competitive or catty?