Notre Dame College

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For the college in Bangladesh with the same name, see Notre Dame College, Dhaka. For the university in Indiana, see University of Notre Dame.

Notre Dame College in South Euclid, Ohio is a Catholic coeducational career-focused liberal arts college. Established in 1922 as a Women's college it is now coeducational.

Located on 53 wooded acres in a suburban neighborhood of Cleveland, Ohio the College offers 29 majors, individually-designed majors, and a growing intercollegiate athletics program.

In 2006, Notre Dame College added athletics programs in men's wrestling and women's swimming and diving, among others. It now features 17 men's and women's sports programs. The college is a member of the American Mideast Conference of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. Its teams compete against other NAIA teams as well as NCAA Division II and Division III schools.

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Women's colleges that became coeducational
Beaver College • H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College • Washington College of Law • Chowan College • Carlow University • Florida State University • Shorter College • LaGrange College • Andrew College • University of North Carolina at Greensboro • Ohio Dominican University • James Madison University • Georgia College & State University • Bennington College • Connecticut College • Elmira College • Sarah Lawrence College • Silver Lake College • Vassar College • Hunter College • University of Mary Washington • Viterbo University • Drexel University College of Medicine • Radford University • Texas Woman's University • Trocaire College • Longwood University • Cazenovia College • Mississippi University for Women • Albertus Magnus College • Goucher College • Lake Erie College • Tift College • Wheaton College • University of Saint Mary • Emmanuel College • Notre Dame College • Hood College • Seton Hill University • Chestnut Hill College • Hartford College for Women • Immaculata University • Lesley College • Wells College • Randolph College • Regis College
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