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Grad School for Chicks?

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Anybody have any experience with picking up chicks as a graduate student? I'm considering going into an MBA program for this reason. My undergraduate years have been a disaster because of problems I've had to deal with so I want to get one last shot at college chicks (on a regular basis, that is). I would be at a new, large university and my graduate status would probably be appealing to chicks. I believe it could be a golden opportunity. Thoughts? Of course, don't go to grad school just for girls, blah blah.
 

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A middle aged guy driving an 1990 truck stopped at a red light. Then, another middle aged guy driving a '04 Porsche Boxter pulled up next to him. The guy in the truck looked over and asked, "Hey, does that car get you alot of pvssy?". The guy in the Porsche replied, "No, not more, just better."

Getting an MBA will put you in a different league, bro.
 

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My MBA was a great experience. Very worth it.

But don't expect to have an easy time macking your classmates.

Most are married or otherwise very committed.

Most work fulltime as well as taking a heavy load. They don't have time to play dating games.

Most are frequently in a bad mood due to stress. Expect most of them to medicate their anxiety with carbs and gain 15 pounds.

They almost all have a chip on their shoulder while still taking classes. Career is more important them, for a time, than having a man.

If you are going to go after college girls during your MBA, make it the undergrads. They are far more easily impressed and far more numerous.

That said, you are going to meet a number of truly extraordinary women. Dedicated, strong, aggressive, no-nonsense types. Many of them are still good friends of mine years later. These women become the ultimate in social proof. They can attest to your character, intellect, employability, and behavior under pressure. Many of them are highly attractive and all of them take great pains to make the most of their appearance. And since they are all networkers by training, they keep close tabs on who is single and looking. Any time I find myself single and unattached, my female grad school classmates are quick to provide a list of potential quality targets. I'd rather go to an alumni association event to meet women than a bar or club any day. I'm in my element and surrounded by quality.

Female MBAs can't realistically become involved with anyone who doesn't have an advanced degree. At some point, they have to bring a guest to company functions. While they will tell you there is nothing wrong with a guy being a garbage man or pipefitter, they will not risk their career by putting one on their arm at an awards dinner with the vendors. An advanced degree is your admission pass to a world that other men are locked out of. I'll be the first to admit that I'm still largely an AFC. With the MBA, it doesn't matter much. The status that comes with the degree makes women overlook at lot of flaws.

I'm gonna wrap this up so I can hit the gym. The MBA will make things a lot easier for you in the long run. You'll have access to those rare woman who are both beautiful and intelligent. You'll have power, status, spending money, a nice car, nice house, and all the other things that wind up a woman's spring. But it isn't going to make you happy if you lean on that to get women. Three years from now, you'll still be here just like me, when it finally sinks in that the journey is more important than the destination.

Go get your MBA, Dave. But not to get tail. If you spend half as much time working on your game as you will working on your MBA, you will end up with way more women.
 

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Great Idea

You are on the right path my friend....being a grad student will get you more oppourtunities...Last Spring I began my 1st semester as a grad student (which happened to be at the same time i broke off with an X)....anyway...I met 6 girls...and heard there were 4 girls asking about me....The thing that you need to do is use the fact that ur a grad student to build up your own inner confidence..brag about your accomplishments when ever given the chance...i have found that graduate and UG HB's all love a man who can handle a tuff academic workload...further...play the part...go buy some expensive clothes and some shiny shoes....the women will love it....You are definately on the path to some poon...
 

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I'm doing an MBA right now, college is an awesome place to meet women, you get some respect outa being a grad student but if you DJ right you should be able to "Impress" a chick with something about you regardless.

Eco-friendly James Bond is right tho' there's a respectable proportion of married / spoken for women in grad school.
 

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I'm working on my MBA right now also. I probably wouldn't date a MBA student because of the competitiveness. My feeling is that there would be a lot of conflict. Two people that are that driven generally don't get along in a relationship. And it is also true that many of the girls are taken in one way or another. But working on your MBA gives you an edge over other guys. I'd say to definately go for it, but it can be a lot of work. Grad school mentality is a lot different from undergrad mentality. You will probably have to bust your ass to keep up with the classes, but the payoff is more than worth it (self confidence, $$, girls, good job, etc). Focus on your school and the other stuff will probably fall in place....oh yeah, date undergrads or bio/chem/english grad students, stay away from the psych/sociology/socialwork /MBA/grad girls IMHO.
 

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Grad school rules

I just finished grad school last year and after being in a crappy profession without much opportunity to meet women, the return to college was kick a$$!

Yes, don't date people in your program if you can help it. They're all caught up in something. The key is UNDERGRADS! Yes, my friend, undergrads. I dated some gals 15 years my junior (and even more), never got the age question or bias, ever. These women were not only smart, educated and goal-oriented, but also hot, hot, hot. (Juniors and seniors are best; they're far removed from high school.)

Every single one of them was impressed that I was pursuing a master's degree. Most of the undergrad guys mean well, but they haven't refined many areas of their lives, including the secretive DJ stuff. I saw a lot of AFC undergrads, and just dudes who didn't know what they're doing. Along comes a mature, goal-oriented grad student with DJ skills to boot and you've got it made!

So in a nutshell: Hit on those youngies!
 

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I got the undergrad tip, guys. That was my intention anyways. I don't really want a driven women, haha, as un-PC as that sounds. One problem, though, is that I'll be 22 and just out of college so getting into a really good MBA program isn't possible. My grades aren't stellar either, however I'm very smart. I just want to get into any decent MBA program at a fairly big school where I can mack on the undergrad girls. I like young, college girls.
 

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Man if your motivation to get your MBA is women GO FOR IT man!

Use any 2nd motivation you can in your life to kill 2 birds with one stone!

When I was an undergrad..I didnt like the school so much as to learn..but seeing scantily clad chicks on campus and in class..was motivation to get me up bright and early...and I killed 2 birds with one stone..

graduate chicks can be fun, butr like everyone said they are too serious, too busy, and some think just because they are in grad school..they should be bumped from a 5 to a 9 rating

but most of them are pretty down to earth and easy to talk to
 

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Originally posted by dave134
I got the undergrad tip, guys. That was my intention anyways. I don't really want a driven women, haha, as un-PC as that sounds. One problem, though, is that I'll be 22 and just out of college so getting into a really good MBA program isn't possible. My grades aren't stellar either, however I'm very smart. I just want to get into any decent MBA program at a fairly big school where I can mack on the undergrad girls. I like young, college girls.
Well what you need to do then is ace the GMAT (have you taken it yet?). If you can get a 700 or better on the GMAT you can still get into a decent MBA program despite your age and grades (and possibly get some form of scholarship as well).

If not I would recommend taking two years to get some work experience (particularly if you can get a job in a corporate environment (Fortune 500) - it really doesn't matter what you do -just as long as you get a big Company name on you resume and can put the right spin on your job responsibilities). If you can manage that then you will greatly raise your worth to prospective MBA schools. Also the more time you spend out of undergrad the less important your grades are to the admissions people.

As far as women go -

-most MBA programs have far more men than women.

-I just finished my first year and there are 4 girls (out of a class of almost 200) that I would consider fvckable.

-I actually got involved with one of those 4 and she is the reason I wound up on this board.


I personally wouldn't mind dating undergrads but I just do not run into them at my school. The business school has two separate buildings where all of the classes and admin offices are :( .
 
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