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"The men of Vassar College have a real leg up on their competitors at other schools. As a female student reports, "Men are high demand here since there are few of them, even fewer that are straight, and even fewer that are single. Guys who fit this bill will have girls all over them.” But it’s not just the uneven number of males and females that creates a strong hook-up environment. "Lust is simply in the air” at left-leaning Vassar, where “conversation topics almost always revolve around sex, gossip or music.” There’s even an official school publication called Squirm: “a journal of smut and sensibility, exploring sex and sexuality, involving lots of nudity and non-mainstream attitudes about sex.”
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I really don't understand this nutty stereotype that Vassar is so gender-imbalanced. The classes of 2013 and 2014 are both roughly 50-50 male/female. The school seems very balanced. And everyone I've met is heterosexual. Schools like Bard or Oberlin are waaaaaaay more girly and gay than Vassar.
Although Unigo is correct that we have lots of attractive, athletic people.
I really don't understand this common behavior of pulling numbers out of your ass.
From last year's Common Data Set (concerning class of 2013) http://institutionalresearch.vassar.edu/data/2009-2010/c-freshmen.html
266 freshmen men enrolled
394 freshmen women enrolled
660 freshmen total
266/660 = 0.403030303 ~ 40% male
394/660 = 0.596969697 ~ 60% female
English major? Women Studies?
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