coed:
(also with spelling ‘co-ed’; plural: ‘coeds‘; pronunciation: the letter ‘c’ is said with a ‘k’ sound as in “king” — ‘co…ed’)
[co-education]
a female student of a coeducational school, college or university where boys and girls or men and women study together instead of a school or college only for girls or women,

three coeds (girls) with two of their male classmates (boys)
Martha knows how to move with boys and men because she was a coed at school and later at college.
Some experts argue that girls or women that are involved in crimes are mostly coeds who had their education at a school and/or college that teaches both male and female students together in the same classrooms.
Studies have shown that coeds manage their office tasks far better than those female employees who had their education in single-sex educational institutions.
