<p>Anyone want to RANK how hot the girls are in the ivy league, realtive to each other (yea, im sure i will get lots of angry response but im ready! bring it on!)</p>
<p>I did apply to Penn ED so im also just wondering...</p>
<p>and i already APPLIED so I'm not an idiot making college decisions off of these rankings (just a curiosity)</p>
<p>I'll start
Yale
Penn
Harvard
Columbia
Dartmouth
Princeton
Brown
Cornell</p>
<p>anyone like to add?</p>
<p>Penn
Yale
Columbia
Princeton
Dartmouth
Brown
Cornell</p>
<p>and the big H?!?! lol</p>
<p>You forgot Harvard.</p>
<p>And how could you know what the girls look like at all of them?</p>
<p>because we have wonderful powers to see what we cannot actually see.
No. well 1. reputation and 2. I actually did visit all of these schools as one point in my life</p>
<p>but I just really want to see what everyone else thinks so I want lots of posts (as in # of views = number of posts... which is impossible)</p>
<p>U Penn
Yale
Dartmouth
Cornell
Brown
Princeton
Columbia
Harvard</p>
<p>theu.com has all sorts of different ratings (from girls to food) for colleges. Not sure how credible they are though.</p>
<p>But they Darthmouth girls are supposed to be above average in terms of hottness.</p>
<p>Dartmouth</a> Ratings</p>
<p>why not rank boys as well then?? ;)</p>
<p>Here is a related issue. The freshman 15 (amount of pounds the prototypical freshman gains in their first year) is a common thing at many schools. I wonder if this happens in the ivy league.</p>
<p>I get nervous and I eat. Yes. Eating in college is more of a social thing. Just be healthy and stay in shape. Working out relieves stress too!</p>
<p>I spent about two hours in September chilling at a table on the Yard at Harvard during freshman move in while I was waiting for my freshman daughter to return from a pre-move in camping trip. As I watched hundreds of students come and go, I couldn't help but notice the physical attractiveness of both genders. A couple reasons come to mind. First, virtually everyone was fit - there are very few overweight H students. Given the powers of self-discipline and self-awareness that H admission requires, that's not surprising. But all H applicants must also go through an evaluative interview with a trained alumnus. While attractiveness is obviously not part of the formal evaluation criteria, I would imagine that being human, interviewers can't help but be influenced in a positive direction by applicants who present a particularly pleasing image.</p>
<p>ok it says moved... does this mean "moved" to somewhere else (if so where) or "removed"</p>
<p>word on the street is that cal tech has some major babes. watch out though i hear that they are so hot and seductive that they often make guys do whatever they want them to do!
LOLOL</p>
<p>sorry if i dissed cal tech, its a school i actaully wuld like to get in pretty badly. :)</p>
<p>CalTech, is actually NOT an ivy league school.</p>
<p>Since a high % of the decent-looking female college students have some uber-cool boyfriend back home,at some great college, in med school, or with a great job, it's not uncommon for male students (even at Ivy colleges) to turn to the easier pickin's at nearby colleges with an abundance of females. Boston is full of these types of colleges (from Wellesley down to those 3 near Fenway Park). I know a lot of them end up at MIT frat parties...do Harvard guys get their share of them? Do Ithaca college's hottest hotties somehow manage to wind up with Cornell guys? How about th other Ivies?</p>
<p>i was up at Penn a couple weeks ago, and i had my head on a swivel the whole time</p>
<p>amazing amount of good-looking girls for an Ivy League school</p>
<p>lol what I mean is I cannot find any goddam hot girls in Harvard :) so harvard is like at the very bottom of the list</p>
<p>obviously brown wins this one. weren't they named the most fashionable ivy by some magazine?</p>
<p>Ivy League is a slang term for IV league, which is Yale, Harvard, Dartmouth and Princeton.
I may be incorrect on two of those, though if my memory serves me correctly it goes back to the original four colleges in the US.</p>
<p>Besides, there is no school in all of North America that can beat the girls at the Colorado School of Mines!</p>
<p>To legend.d--you might try taking a look at the beautiful athletes on the Harvard women's swim, volleyball, soccer, lacrosse, and track teams, as well as the myriad of dance groups, 3 sororities, and five women's final clubs. There are tons of darling girls, but they are busy, and discriminating when it comes to guys *.</p>
<p>*If you are smart, kind, 6'2"+ and handsome, you'll find the Harvard beauties! LOL</p>