Women increasingly outnumber men in college and made up the majority of college graduates by the -. By 2015, women earned - of bachelor's degrees. For LGBTQ individuals, education may be a tougher road than for non-LGBTQ individuals. The 2015 National School Climate Survey found that almost - of LGBTQ students reported being verbally harassed, while - reported being physically harassed.

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Nico Holland

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4 October, 19:39

Women increasingly outnumber men in college and made up the majority of college graduates by the -. By 2015, women earned - of bachelor's degrees. For LGBTQ individuals, education may be a tougher road than for non-LGBTQ individuals. The 2015 National School Climate Survey found that almost - of LGBTQ students reported being verbally harassed, while - reported being physically harassed.

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Coleman Dean · Answer 1

Answer: mid-1990s, 57 percent, 85 percent, 35 percent

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Women increasingly outnumber men in college and made up the majority of college graduates by the mid-1990s. By 2015, women earned 57% of bachelor's degrees. For LGBTQ individuals, education may be a tougher road than for non-LGBTQ individuals. The 2015 National School Climate Survey found that almost 85% of LGBTQ students reported being verbally harassed, while 35% reported being physically harassed.