Princeton ranked 9th on a list of the “least datable colleges” developed by The Dating Ring, according to the Mail Online.
The list, which compiled data from the paid matchmaking service, used 7,500 date reports from 1,600 people over an 18-month period. The University of Chicago and the University of California, Berkeley also ranked among the least datable colleges. The most datable school was Colgate University
A college’s datability score is based on the percent of people who said they would opt for a second date with someone from that college.
Users represent 316 different colleges. Over 80 percent of those live in New York City, while the other 19 percent live in San Francisco, which TIME notes as not representative of the whole country.
Past rankings have been based on the smartest, “sexxxiest” and simultaneously hottest and smartest colleges.
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