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In 1963 the university moved to co-education.
She campaigned for coeducation and equal treatment of boys and girls.
Acceptance of the 19th century rationales for this exclusion was fading, particularly as during the 1960s a nationwide movement for co-education grew.
As of 1975, the school gradually transitioned to coeducation.
This school was the first co-education religious school in the country, which got foundation from the state as well.
It introduced co-education in 1939, offering general courses of study, and an accredited high school program.
Colleges that are closing or transitioning to coeducation are listed in "italics".
Later in the year students defeated 21 a campus resolution on coeducation.
At the time of delivering this address, the school had expanded to nearly 300 students and had introduced co-education.
While the pupils are still predominantly boys, the number of girls attending has increased dramatically since the move into coeducation.
