Tell her to watch out for the brainwashing she'll be subjected to at orientation and beyond. The leftists do such a thorough job of convincing young college students that they mustn't be "judgemental", harbor "stereotypes", be "racist", etc., that the kids start to think it's wrong to be suspicious of 38 year old men who come around eager to pick up freshman girls for "relationships".
I attended a women's college that's typical of U.S. colleges in this way. While I was a student, there was a big "controversy" in a dorm where many students were complaining about one student's "boyfriend" spending a lot of time in the dorm and often spending the night. It wasn't that anyone was against the idea of normal college boyfriends spendig the night with their girlfriends, but this guy was way past college age and a member of the Pagans motorcycle gang (similar to Hell's Angels, but even rougher). I don't know how it ultimately got resolved, since it ended up being handled by the honor board, whose proceedings are confidential. But I do know that for most of the year, there was no official interference with this guy's semi-residence in the dorm, as his girlfriend was successful in several rounds of accusing the complainers of being "judgemental", "prejudiced", "elitist", yadda, yadda. So even young women who were smart enough to know to steer clear of men like this, were stuck having him wandering around their dorm and spending the night there.
She's interested in small Catholic colleges that are known for their orthodoxy and unwillingness to put up with stuff like this. She'll spend her first couple of years there, getting a good liberal arts base, then when she goes off to a secular college for the more technical courses, she'll get her own place and won't have to deal with that silliness.