I didn’t plan to go to a women’s college, but it was an incredibly empowering and liberating experience. Bryn Mawr honed my analytical, critical thinking, leadership, and engagement skills. It prepared me to walk into a male-dominated environment and speak my ideas with confidence and no hesitation. I’m a feminist at heart and co-ed schools are great. But there’s a difference when you’re learning with all women. You are laser focused on developing your intellectual prowess, confidence, and courage.