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Female Undergrads 56%
Male Undergrads 44%
Birth Control Available? Yes
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Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

Ah yes, the ultimate question on any prospective student’s mind: Are the girls and guys hot? The answer at UNH is “yes” and “no.” Since the school is fairly large, there is every type of beauty imaginable. There are the traditional pretty boys and sorority girls, as well as the sporty types, the smart types, the girls and guys next door, the dirty hippies, rugged mountain men, and those who might not grace the cover of a magazine. But, any way that you look at it, there is someone for everyone. It’s safe to say that in the looks department, the guys and girls at UNH won’t disappoint.

All students agree that no matter what your taste in guys or girls, everyone is generally friendly and accepting of whatever type of beauty you may possess. As far as meeting people goes, it’s all in the effort. Guys at UNH, especially freshmen, must realize that they’re going to get “shot down” every once in a while, and girls shouldn’t fall head over heels in love with every rugged lumberjack-looking fellow either. (Don’t worry ladies, there are plenty of trees out there that haven’t been chopped down yet.) Considering the size of UNH, finding companionship with someone special won’t be easy, but with the right attitude, at least you’ll have fun trying.

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Guys & Girls at University of New Hampshire

Courtney23

'14

Psychology

3.5
B

Bros and Biddies

Basically all the guys here are your typical "lax bros" and all the girls and your typical "biddies" but there are a lot of nice people and different people they're just the ones that stand out the most because they all dress the same especially the girls wearing yoga pants, uggs, and black north faces. Most people here go out and dress up

Feb 06, 2012

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Guys & Girls at University of New Hampshire

wuorioe

'14

Communications

3.8
B+

UNH

Everyones friendly for the most part, pretty girls and cute guys

Jan 31, 2012

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Guys & Girls at University of New Hampshire

egriffin223

'15

Communication Sciences and Disorders

3.5
B

Girls and Guys at UNH

All the guys seem pretty normal and chill most of the time, but most of the girls seem pretty stuck up and almost clicky. The typical outfit for a girl at UNH is Ugg boots, leggings, and a northface... and it seems like they all travel in packs with all the same outfits. Coming from another girl's point of view who's not about to jump on the outfit bandwagon, it tends to get pretty annoying just seeing them always wearing the same thing. Like, get your own style!!

Jan 10, 2012

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Social Scene

Every student at UNH desires to make the most out of their college experiences. Almost everyone is friendly—to some extent. Every weekend, there is a party to be found or an event where people can meet others, but mostly, the only places people meet on the weekends are the fraternity parties. Outside of parties, classes and the library are the next best thing. Study partners are a great way to meet prospective lovers or just good friends.

Hookups or Relationships?

With the large Greek party presence on the weekends, the bulk of student relationships are formed in random hookups, but relationships seem to be found everywhere students meet and interact. Most random hookups from frat parties tend to evolve into relationships as well (some more serious than others).

Best Places to Meet Guys/Girls

Obviously, the frat parties are the number one place to meet people looking to have a good time, since the majority of people at the parties are people you won't know. Other than that, the next best thing is to hang out downtown at the bar or the local pizza shops where lots of people flock early in the morning.

Dress Code

The Greek look can range from hipster casual with the fake authentic trucker hat to a polo shirt with the stonewashed jeans. Pink seems to be coming back as a guy color. The next biggest fashion trend is complete abandonment of trends. In other words, the less you seem to care about appearance (to a certain extent of course), the more desired you'll be to the opposite sex. The dirtier your hair is, the more original you'll seem. It's beginning to be all about originality at UNH. Birkenstocks, in some cases, are a must. Due to the colder climates, the closed-toe Birks are the best. Another popular trend is the classic grunge skater garb. When it comes to fashion, basically anything goes at UNH.

Did You Know?

Top Three Places to Find Hotties:
1. Frat parties
2. The dining halls
3. Local bars

Top Five Places to Hook Up:
1. In your single dorm room
2. In the dorm shower
3. A random room at an apartment party
4. Dorm lounge
5. The bushes on the walk home

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