Your numbers are all wrong.
Here are just a few of the sources that would validate the 56 to 44 ratio I cited.
American Enterprise Institute - Christina Hoff Sommers is particularly literate on the issue (and quite brave as well - LOL) - She has also written a very interesting book about the subject. I admire her willingness and fortitude in addressing this issue so forcefully, publically and literately.
Business Roundtable
Harvard University
Univ. Of Michigan
As well as many many others. Hopefully - they will start addressing this issue as well as Christina has.
In fact - even the Government (Dept. of Education) statistics showed that in 2002 - the ratio was 56 to 44 - for bachelors degrees.
The trend is hard to ignore - and I think we all ignore it at our own peril. And it is accelerating. And the disparity has reached well over the million mark (actually closer to 2 million)
That is - IMO - alot of young dudes. LOL
