Women's Education
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Waco University likely turned many heads when it became coeducational in the mid-nineteenth century. Although coeducation had become more popular overseas by the 1800s, Waco University and later Baylor University were among the first schools in the South to offer courses for both men and women.
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Waco University
A forerunner of Baylor University, Waco University served as one of the earliest and most influential institutions of higher learning following the founding of Waco Village in 1849.
When Waco incorporated in 1856, Baptists already held a significant…