Buy our guides
Read our blog
Login Register

University of Utah
- Guys & Girls

RT
Currently attending or alumni?
Review this school!
Are you interested
in this school?
Yes, let this school know
Maybe, bookmark for later
No, get better matches
Saving your decision
Yes
Maybe
No

Your information has been sent to this school through our partnership with .

This school has been saved to your schools list.

This school has been removed from your recommended schools list.

For your next recommendation, check out .

Jump to a section:

Grade
Quick Stats
Student Author Overview
Student Reviews
Student Polls
Facts
Take A SurveyWrite A ReviewUpload A PhotoLink Up A VideoWrite The Guide
University of Utah - Guys & Girls - College ProwlerCollege Prowler3.08

Guys & Girls

Guys

B-
View all Guys rankings

Girls

B-
View all Girls rankings
Where do these grades come from? Review this school to add your opinion

Quick Stats

Female Undergrads 45%
Male Undergrads 55%
Birth Control Available? Yes

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

The University of Utah is obviously populated by many Mormons who follow the adage "Bring 'em Young." That being said, there are a lot of married students at the U. However, this should not discourage you from trying to find love on campus. It's a big school and that equates to many single people, kind of the strength-in-numbers approach.  

Many Mormons feel it's necessary to date and marry within their faith, and the Institute across the street from campus does a good job of introducing young people. For those not of Mormon faith, it then becomes your responsibility to meet and mingle with others. There are plenty of clubs, organizations, parties, and different means to meet people. The University of Utah has some very good-looking people, but be warned—look for wedding rings before making that final approach!

See how you stack up against students who were accepted to this school . . .And calculate your chances!Register to get started

Utah Student ReviewsWhat's This?

Sort by:

Loading...

Guys & Girls at University of Utah

ach11

'17

Architecture

4.6
A

Diversity

There is a high diversity and many different types of people. All are nice and willing to make friends, you just have to be someone who will talk as well. Many sport a modern trend of clothes, and no one really cares what you wear, at least they dont say anything about it.

Feb 07, 2012

Comment actions: Rate
Report as inappropriate/inaccurate

Guys & Girls at University of Utah

beancurd2323

'15

Mass Communications and Media

4.6
A

Geeky Interests

It was extremely easy for me to connect with a group of fellow geeks at the University of Utah. There's a niche group for everybody: from film buffs, to anime cosplayers, to video game junkies. It takes a little effort to find the geeks, but once you do, you'll always have something to talk about.

Jan 05, 2012

Comment actions: Rate
Report as inappropriate/inaccurate

Guys & Girls at University of Utah

quinnbie

'15

Mechanical Engineering

4.2
A-

All Varieties

Whether you are looking for nerdy, trendy, hot stuff or sporty, guys and girls of various sizes, looks, and activities are all over campus and delightful to get to know.

Nov 12, 2011

Comment actions: Rate
Report as inappropriate/inaccurate
Page 1 of 10

Student Survey Poll ResultsWhat's This?

I would say girls on campus are

I would say guys on campus are

What kinds of relationships have you had since coming to school?

How would you rate the social scene on campus?

Facts

Social Scene

Because the U is a commuter campus, the sense of a "campus community" is largely nonexistent. If you take the time to get involved with clubs and organizations, however, you'll be able to carve out your own little community. For those who live on campus, though, dorm life is reasonably healthy and provides ample opportunities to meet people.

Hookups or Relationships?

Depends. If you're Mormon, you're probably looking to get married, and if you are married, you're not looking at all. If you're not Mormon, you are probably looking for more of a casual relationship. Overall, there seems to be a rush to get to the altar, which engulfs the whole state of Utah no matter where you go. Maybe it's just in the water.

Dress Code

People at the U come in a wide variety of wardrobes, but by and large, "casual" is the name of the game. The more dressed up someone is, the less time he or she has spent at the U. To buy a few extra minutes of sleep, a lot of commuters forgo certain social amenities (like shaving, makeup, and so on).

Did You Know?

Best Places to Meet Guys & Girls:

  1. Dorms
  2. Football games
  3. In class
  4. The Union
  5. If you're Mormon: Latter-day Saint Institute, where around 5,000 Mormons take religion classes.
  6. If you're not Mormon: Joining a fraternity or sorority is certainly an option, or get a minor in fine arts

Best Places to Hook Up:

  1. Marriott Library
  2. Coffeehouses
  3. Cottonwood Canyon

 

Buy The Guidebook

Buy the eBook "University of Utah 2012: Off The Record":

AmazonBarnes & NobleGoogleSmashwordsDownload the FREE Printable Summary (PDF)

Most Recent Student Author

College Prowler guides are in the hands of students throughout the entire process. Because you can't make student-written guides without the students, we have students at each campus who write, edit, and survey their peers for every guide that we publish. Thanks to our most recent student author at Utah

Name: Brian Washburn

Hometown: Salt Lake City, UT

Major: Marketing/Finance

see all student author bios > Become a student author to help update the guide for this school

Find a college

Find a major

Scholarships

Reviews

Company

Buy College Prowler school guides in our bookstore Get the real scoop on what it's like on campus and see what school is the place for you!

How do we get our information? Find out here or report an error here. Please note that the information presented on this site is updated periodically, but may not be the
most recent information available for a particular school. For additional information we encourage you to visit school websites or contact the schools directly.