College, Market, and Court, or Women's Role in Education, Work, and Law is an influential book written by American author and activist Carolyn Wells Healy. In this work, the author examines the social significance of women's education, the workplace and legislation. She offers new views on the role of women in society and defines the ways to her emancipation through education, work and law. Carolyn Wells Healy's book is an important document of feminist literature of the 19th century, which provokes thoughts about equal opportunities for women in society. The author draws attention to the problems of upbringing, professional development and legislation, the proposed solutions to these problems are convincing and relevant even in our time. "College, Market and Court, or Women's Role in Education, Work and Law" keeps its ideas relevant even now, reminding readers of the importance of equal opportunities for women in the modern world.