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Guys & Girls

Quick Stats

Female Undergrads 51%
Male Undergrads 49%
Birth Control Available? Yes
Pills, patches, the shot, as well as condoms, are available through Student Health Services.

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

There are enough students at Pitt to make a smorgasbord of potential relationships, whatever type you're looking for. The student body varies widely, though girls are almost always considered better looking. Pitt men have much less to complain about than CMU students up the street because they have many more options available. On the whole, the campus isn't especially notable for the amount of romantic interactions. While relationships aren't uncommon, they also aren't by any means the rule. Casual dating and hookups are frequent, especially during the first couple of years.

Most students find that it's not hard to find a great group of close friends at Pitt. With people from so many walks of life, it's no surprise. By the end of the first year, many people already have their future roommates picked out and have usual places and activities that they do. Pittsburgh is known for being a friendly city, and many are hard pressed to want to leave Oakland. The best advice is to meet as many people and do as many things as possible, especially in your first year. It can take some time to get settled in, but once you do, you'll likely find yourself surrounded by people who you genuinely good friends.

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Guys & Girls at University of Pittsburgh

sac139

'13

Accounting

2.3
C

Guys and Girls

Everyone on campus basically looks average. Some fraternities are known for being preppy, others are meatheads, others are stoners, etc. The typical stereotypes for sororities are true as well; some are known for being slutty, others are stoners, others are just weird. Most people smoke, which I find disgusting, so needless to say, there aren't too many guys on campus I actually find dateable.

Jan 13, 2012

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Guys & Girls at University of Pittsburgh

huschus

'15

Studio Arts

3.8
B+

Not Too Bad, I Suppose.

Unless you're in greek life or something of the sort, there's not too much interaction between the guys and girls. So far, everyone I've met has been incredibly nice. People are mostly in casual dress, sweatpants and jeans and stuff like that, except on weekends when people go out and party. Overall, I'd say the gender thing is pretty decent.

Dec 13, 2011

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Guys & Girls at University of Pittsburgh

excitementjunky

'13

Health Care

3.8
B+

Hard Working Students

There are a variety of guys and girls at Pitt, ranging from the extremely studious to the more social. However, the admissions requirements result in fewer "party school" type students. Many international students, both male and female from both the medical focused programs and others. Heavy presence of graduate students and with Carnegie Mellon right next door, there are lots of techie students. People are nice, friendly, and attractive. Not much of a pick up place.

Nov 19, 2011

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Facts

Social Scene

The social scene is largely what you make it. If you want to party, Pitt has plenty of opportunities to do so, every day of the week. Between campus activities, fraternity parties, house parties, and other venues, you can easily be a social butterfly, if that's what you want. The city also offers a good bit in the way of cultural activities and entertainment that isn't school-affiliated. Check local bulletin boards, the City Paper, and online for activity postings.

Hookups or Relationships?

Hookups are more common in your first two years, but relationships tend to happen more in your later years at Pitt.

Best Places to Meet Guys/Girls

Hillman Library, for the most studious, as well as lecture classes (labs are helpful), and the cafeterias. South Oakland house parties and frat parties on the Hill seem to be the best place to meet the opposite sex outside of school buildings. For the older crowd, the local bars are packed, especially on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. When the weather gets warm, you can always meet guys and girls who are hanging out on the Cathedral lawn, either studying, tanning, or playing a pick-up game of ultimate Frisbee.

Dress Code

Every style of clothing has its place around Pitt, but some are far more prevalent than others. Tank tops, shorts, and/or jeans for the girls are most popular during the warmer months. Guys tend toward T-shirts or polo shirts and khakis. During the winter, sweats are popular.

Did You Know?

Top Places to Find Hotties:
1. The Hill
2. Peter’s Pub
3. Hillman Library

Top Places to Hook Up:
1. Cathedral stairways
2. Fraternity houses
3. Schenley Park
4. The Ashtray
5. Towers

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