Colleges with Significant Gender Imbalance?

This might sound unusual, but I'm curious what colleges might have a significant gender imbalance. Can anyone help me out?

Absolutely, it's quite common for some colleges to have a gender imbalance.

For instance, traditionally male-dominated colleges such as MIT and Caltech often have more male students, while traditionally female-dominated colleges such as Sarah Lawrence College and Bryn Mawr College, which have only become co-ed relatively recently, often have more female students. Currently, at MIT, about 56% of their students are male while at Sarah Lawrence, approximately 71% of the students are female.

Colleges that emphasize programs typically associated with one gender over another can also have an imbalance. For example, many engineering and tech-focused schools like New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology or Georgia Tech skew male, while many nursing and liberal arts schools like Simmons University or Molloy College often tend to skew female.

However, please note that the presence of a gender imbalance doesn't necessarily indicate anything about the quality of education or social environment at that institution. It's just one of many factors you might consider when you're making your college decision.