The ratio of male to female in the south campus of Northwest University

The ratio of male to female in the south campus of Northwest University is about 1: 1. 13.

Northwest University, as a comprehensive university, has a balanced male-female ratio, which is about 1: 1. 13. Generally speaking, there are more girls than boys, which is very common in comprehensive universities, but in a certain college, the situation has changed.

For example, the proportion of male students in physics college is 84.7%, while that of female students is only 15.3%, and there are far more male students than female students, as are the School of Information Science and Technology, the Department of Geology and the School of Mathematics.

The South Campus of Northwest University is a comprehensive university located in Xi City, Shaanxi Province, China. The South Campus is located at No.229 Changxing Road, Qu Wei Street, Chang 'an District. Regarding the male-female ratio in the south campus of the school, it can be explained from the following points:

First of all, according to the relevant national regulations, college enrollment and recruitment should follow the principles of equal employment and fair competition, and there is no gender discrimination. Therefore, the ratio of male to female in colleges and universities is not actively controlled by the school, but determined by factors such as enrollment, enrollment policy and social and cultural background.

Secondly, some data show that among the students in the south campus of Northwest University, the proportion of girls is high. According to the data of the Admissions and Employment Office of South Campus in 20 19, among the freshmen enrolled in that year, 63.48% were girls and 36.52% were boys. This proportion is similar to the trend of female students in colleges and universities in China, and has gradually increased in recent years.

Finally, it should be pointed out that any form of gender discrimination should be excluded and vigilant. No matter what the ratio of male to female is, it should not have too many negative effects on students' learning and growth, nor should it be a key index to evaluate the quality of school education.

In short, as a comprehensive university, the ratio of male to female in the south campus of Northwest University is not actively controlled by the school, but the obtained data shows that the ratio of female students is on the high side. We need to grasp the principle of gender equality, and we can neither ignore the existence of gender factors nor discriminate against them.