Females
outstudy males, study shows
Washington, D.C. (August 24) — America’s
female college students study more, are more likely to read
their textbooks thoroughly and to earn “A”s in
their courses, and expect to graduate in less time than their
male counterparts. Male students study one-third less than
women, party more often, are more likely to earn a “C” or
less in their courses, and expect to take longer to graduate,
according to a nationwide study of 1,800 college students released
today by Student Monitor. [More] |
