Harvard, Stanford, MIT — degrees from these prestigious universities are often seen as tickets to career success. But what if they could also boost your dating profile? DatingAdvice.com surveyed 3,000 singles to determine whether degrees on resumes from certain universities or colleges make people more attractive in the dating world.
The results rank by state where alumni from certain universities stand to have more success in finding a partner.
The most attractive Texas universities/colleges to have on a dating profile are as follows: 'These institutions produce some of the most well-rounded and sought-after individuals in the dating pool.' Amber Brooks, Chief Editor of Dating Advice
#34 Texas A&M University Texas A&M University in College Station is known for its strong academic programs and rich traditions. A degree from Texas A&M signifies a person who values both education and community. Texas A&M grads are admired for their dedication and integrity, making them appealing and dependable partners.
#100 University of Texas at Austin A degree from UT Austin reflects a person who values both education and social engagement. Picture dating someone who can balance intellectual pursuits with Longhorn pride and a commitment to community involvement. UT Austin grads are known for their innovation and enthusiasm, making them dynamic and well-rounded partners.
#153 Rice University Rice University in Houston offers a blend of top-tier academics and close-knit community. A degree from Rice signifies a person who values intellectual rigor and meaningful connections. Rice grads are admired for their dedication and charm, making them fascinating and engaging partners.
'As our survey shows, a degree from an elite university doesn’t just set you up for career success; it also makes you more appealing on the dating scene,” says Amber Brooks, Chief Editor of DatingAdvice. com. 'Education and ambition are incredibly attractive qualities, and these institutions produce some of the most well-rounded and sought-after individuals in the dating pool.”
