*Administration: Radcliffe policy is currently decided by the Radcliffe College Council; Harvard policy, by the Corporation.
*Discipline and social rules: Radcliffe's social rules are determined by RUS; Harvard's by the Committee on Houses and other Administrative Boards. Discipline at Radcliffe is determined by the Judicial Board, at Harvard by the Ad Board, subject to Faculty consent.
*Status of freshmen: Harvard freshmen have segregated housing, social rules, and deans; Radcliffe freshmen are integrated with upperclassmen.
*Admissions office: Harvard has more scholarship funds per student. The admissions offices for men and women may or may not remain separate, but places for Harvard freshmen will most probably not be reduced.
*Interhouse: The main obstacle to increasing interhouse is the current separation of finances of Harvard and Radcliffe food services.
*Services: The offices of career plans, the athletic facilities, and the libraries are currently administered separately.