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Quick Stats

Female Undergrads 48%
Male Undergrads 52%
Birth Control Available? Yes
Condoms (10 for $2), emergency contraception, IUDs, patches, pills, and rings are all offered by Lafene Health Center.

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

When speaking of the student body at K-State, one must always remember that the emphasis belongs on “body.” K-State boasts a top-of-the-line, state-of-the-art recreation center, and walking through the quad, it’s obvious a lot of students have been putting it to good use. If the tan, taut, all-American specimen is what gets your motor running, you’ll find no shortage of fuel in Manhattan. Straight males and lesbians have particular reason to rejoice. Though a good many guys here give no more thought to their personal appearance than to who’s ripe for the ax on America’s Next Top Model, girls generally groom themselves.

If for some reason you feel obliged to look beyond the purely physical and into the personality department, the pickings become somewhat less appetizing. Although a substantial percentage of the student population is composed of thoughtful, engaging, and truly unique individuals, there is a comparably substantial percentage of out-and-out tools—and not the sharpest the shed has to offer, either. You’ll also find, thanks to the virulent strain of religious conservatism on campus, that many of the models on display are, in truth, on display: you can look, but you can’t touch.

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Guys & Girls at Kansas State University

aaronrob

'15

Mechanical Engineering

4.6
A

Lots of People, Nice People

With over 20,000 people on campus, you can always find someone to look at. Everyone is nice here, I have not yet met a person that has been outwardly mean to me or anyone else.

Jan 11, 2012

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Guys & Girls at Kansas State University

kaymcdon

'14

Social Work and Youth Services

4.2
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People on Campus

People on my campus are friendly. There are a lot of events on campus that let us interact with one another.

Dec 06, 2011

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Guys & Girls at Kansas State University

Wildcat16

'15

Chemistry

3.5
B

You Won't Find Two People Who Are the Same

There are alot of different types of people on campus. You'll see alot of country boys with the boots,hats and trucks, but there is also alot of variety. The girls are all different too. The majority of girls are in sororitys but you can still find someone to be friends with if you aren't in a sorority.

Nov 24, 2011

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Social Scene

One of the major perks of a school as large as K-State is that there’s a niche for every species of student. True, the fratmosphere is dense, but it’s by no means suffocating. If one is seeking alternatives to the Greek scene, there are house parties, bars, late-night movies, and, for those unimpeded by a sense of self-consciousness, karaoke night at the local bowling alley. If anything, the student body is too social for its surroundings—people often feel compelled to drive to nearby cities like Topeka, Lawrence, or Kansas City to get their Friday-night fix.

Hookups or Relationships?

Both are available, though given the staggeringly high number of conservative Christians on campus, the latter are a little easier to come by. Guys unwilling to tolerate one-night stands should bring along some quality reading material—last year the KSU Collegian published a story about a girl who enforced a six-month probation period before permitting her boyfriend to kiss her.

Best Places to Meet Guys/Girls

All things considered, campus organizations are probably your safest bet. Students for Bharatiya heritage and arts tend to like other students for Bharatiya heritage and arts; KRMUGers tend to like people they don’t have to deconstruct their acronym for. And, as the presence of a happily married couple in practically every university department attests, mutual affection sparked by common interest has a way of turning into something more.

Dress Code

The dress code is as tame as the animal science department’s newborn calves—the jean-and-T-shirt combo is king. The prominence of cowboy hats, while perhaps not stylistically kosher, is more than redeemed by the scarcity of the popped collar.

Did You Know?

Top Places to Find Hotties:
1. Rec center
2. Geology department
3. Academic warning list

Top Places to Hook Up:
1. Your bed
2. Your roommate’s bed
3. Your teaching assistant’s bed
4. Fourth-floor bathroom stalls in Hale Library
5. Fraternities

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