Best colleges for women in science?

I'm a junior interested in pursuing a science degree at a women's college. Are there any that stand out for their science programs? Looking for suggestions where women in STEM are thriving.

Several women's colleges have excellent STEM programs and are known for promoting the advancement of women in these fields. Three particularly stand out for their science-related undergraduate programs:

1. Wellesley College in Massachusetts is often touted as a top option. Known for a strong emphasis in science education, Wellesley produces a high number of female graduates who go on to earn PhDs in STEM fields. The school also offers research opportunities and partnerships with other top-tier institutions like MIT.

2. Smith College in Massachusetts also has outstanding STEM programs. The Picker Engineering Program at Smith, for example, was the first accredited engineering program at a U.S women's college. Smith's Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship offers students the opportunity to conduct research with faculty mentors.

3. California's Scripps College, part of the Claremont Colleges consortium, offers robust STEM programs with easy access to resources from the other consortium colleges. This allows students a vast array of research opportunities, internships, and classes in STEM fields.

Competition is fierce to gain admission into these institutions, but their commitment to advancing women in STEM professions is unparalleled. Look out for summer programs, academic opportunities, and financial aid options these colleges offer to high achieving students interested in the sciences. Remember to verify the entry requirements and prepare your application accordingly. These institutions value not just academic achievements but also community involvement and leadership skills.