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Re:College as a Marriage Market by purplecats on Saturday April 24, 2021 @06:14AM (#26923756)
Interesting, as I've been considering going to Harvard for the purposes of finding a suitable dating partner. I can't think of a better place to find someone with the qualities that I desire, other than possibly top tier prestigious companies.
Re:College as a Marriage Market by skrebbel on Saturday April 24, 2021 @06:27AM (#26923809)
Smart!

I recommend you also try joining a Tennis Club. There's lots of humans there of various genders and with various qualities, likely including some of those you desire. Their bodies are above-average healthy and their backgrounds are often upper class. IQ is a little all over the place but that's an easy one to filter out. Prefer a Tennis Club that publishes an annual yearbook with all members' credentials so you can better filter their qualities by merging and processing data from public sources programmatically.

Re:College as a Marriage Market by slfnflctd on Saturday April 24, 2021 @08:48AM (#26924496)
This exchange reads like a Fry & Laurie sketch to me.
Re:College as a Marriage Market by j4yav on Saturday April 24, 2021 @06:44AM (#26923885)
You almost had me there
Re:College as a Marriage Market by MeinBlutIstBlau on Saturday April 24, 2021 @03:48PM (#26927760)
You don't join clubs with the intention of dating. If you are, you're going about dating 100% wrong...
Re:College as a Marriage Market by zhdc1 on Saturday April 24, 2021 @06:19AM (#26923775)
I'm assuming you're being absolutely fascitious.

If you're not (and you're female), Wellesley is a better choice. You have more options (Harvard, MIT, Olin, &c.), and the parties are better :').

Re:College as a Marriage Market by ddek on Saturday April 24, 2021 @06:25AM (#26923801)
If anyone’s reading from the UK, St Andrew’s University is known for the number of marriages it creates. It’s not surprising, given you’re spending 4-5 years in a tiny, predominantly student, town. Also, the university has an ‘academic family’ system which produces exactly the expected results.