College Discussion - View Single Post

thekidhere · 05-10-2008, 02:33 AM

"a disproportionate number of MIT guys date off-campus"

Really? Seems like the pool of girls in Boston's collegiate community is more varied than the pool of guys(Wellesley, Simmons, BU), so it would make sense for more guys to date off campus than girls, since a larger portion of the elegible population is off campus.
Most people I know wind up dating people from within and outside of the MIT community over their 4 year. I don't really understand the whole some MIT girls not liking non-MIT girls thing/ being annoyed by them. I've met plenty of intellegent, interesting people who don't go to MIT, and don't see why your decision of where to go to college should speak so strongly about who you are as a person.

05-10-2008, 02:33 AM	#39
thekidhere Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: MIT Gender: Male Threads: 1 Posts: 77	"a disproportionate number of MIT guys date off-campus" Really? Seems like the pool of girls in Boston's collegiate community is more varied than the pool of guys(Wellesley, Simmons, BU), so it would make sense for more guys to date off campus than girls, since a larger portion of the elegible population is off campus. Most people I know wind up dating people from within and outside of the MIT community over their 4 year. I don't really understand the whole some MIT girls not liking non-MIT girls thing/ being annoyed by them. I've met plenty of intellegent, interesting people who don't go to MIT, and don't see why your decision of where to go to college should speak so strongly about who you are as a person.