As if college admissions was not competitive enough already, a new list released Wednesday by the dating app Tinder attempts to rank schools based on the attractiveness of their students. In a blog post, the company wrote, “Data is based on the ratio of right swipes received by students attending each university, ages 18-23 in the spring of 2015.” (Users swipe right on their smartphone screens when they like a person’s profile.)
College students have been using the app to meet students at other nearby universities or people that they might not have overlapped with in classes and clubs yet. Or, to find the free food.
Below is the full list from Tinder:
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