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Female Undergrads 30%
Male Undergrads 70%
Birth Control Available? Yes
The Women's Clinic offers birth control, emergency contraception, pregnancy tests, exams, and STD testing.

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Typical Tech students are very hard-working and highly- motivated, regardless of their gender. Georgia Tech has a small contingent of stereotypical, laid-back, party-animal guys and girls. However, many guys tend to follow more of an academic persuasion and are not as interested in large social events. It is possible that many of the guys would be apt to considering themselves “loners.” Guys at Georgia Tech outnumber girls by almost three to one.

Girls at Georgia Tech are usually exceptionally intelligent and enthusiastic about their course of study, but they are generally more socially inclined. Sorority girls are very social, almost without exception, which works well for like-minded guys; however, fraternity guys are not all so socially minded, as fraternities exist for many different reasons (business, ethnicity, academics, etc.). In the end, though, any grade on the fairer sex suffers because there are just so few of them.

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Guys & Girls at Georgia Institute of Technology

Priceless12

Biology '15

3.5
B

Nothing Wrong...

My school is known to have some of the least attractive college girls in the nation. While I have not been to the so-called "prettier" schools, I do not see anything wrong with the general female population. The female percentage has been rising and will continue to rise. The unique thing about girls here would be that they are also mostly studying to be engineers. They have interests and hobbies that you can relate to more easily.

Guys? I'm a guy and I find my guy friends good lookin'.

May 06, 2012

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Guys & Girls at Georgia Institute of Technology

Mario28

Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering '15

5.0
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Stop Stereotyping

Just because women go to engineering school or Tech doesn't mean they're unattractive. You can find many hot girls with a brain here.

Apr 27, 2012

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Guys & Girls at Georgia Institute of Technology

Mario28

Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering '15

5.0
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The Golden Ratio

Sure there are loads of guys than girls at Tech, but just because of that, people immediately stereotype the girls here to be nerdy and unattractive. Truth is you have to come to this school to know for sure.

The girls here are very friendly and attractive. It's getting better each year. There are definitely gorgeous women in Engineering school.

Apr 27, 2012

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User rating for Georgia Institute of Technology - Guys & Girls is 3.5 out of 5 based on 36 user reviews.

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Social Scene

Many people hang out at fraternities on the weekends, but older students like to go to bars. Going out is harder for non-Greek men, as most fraternities don’t want guys at their parties that aren’t in their fraternity. Many people also simply hang out in their dorms or apartments with their friends.

Hookups or Relationships?

Tech is a fairly monogamous campus. Of course there are lots of random hookups, just like any college campus, but for the most part, people like to be in relationships. Girls with boyfriends in fraternities usually hang out at that fraternity a great deal. Shacking, or sleeping over at someone’s place, and the walk of shame the morning after, are common occurrences on campus.

Best Places to Meet Guys/Girls

The two best places to meet individuals of the opposite sex are at fraternity parties and in class.

Dress Code

People at Tech are pretty preppy. On a given day most will be seen wearing polos, jeans, khakis, Uggs, or flip-flops. Rain boots and coats are also a must for rainy days.

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