Stanford women are the hottest?

Anyone notice that women who went to Stanford are incredibly hot, smart, wealthy and prestigious? Not to mention from good families. It's ridiculous, whether they're undergrad or grad I've noticed they're consistently above average. Normally I don't paint people with broad brushstrokes but I've noticed this pattern. I don't know where or how to meet them seriously. My impression is they hang out in wealthy, well-to-do circles.

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My sister went to grad school at Stanford and her connections are insane. All very impressive careers. 

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Which program if you don’t mind me asking? I’m asking because I don’t likely have a shot at GSB or MS in CS, so I was looking at MS in Engineering Management but have heard mixed reviews about the actual connections you make 

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She was in the joint Design/ME program. I think it has been discontinued. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanford_Joint_Program_in_Design

This seems to be the new program with two options - I'm sure it is a good program. 

https://me.stanford.edu/academics-admissions/graduate/masters-program

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The majority of chicks at Stanford are not hot, but they are well connected. It’s just that there’s many women at Stanford who are athletes or celebrities that get a lot of media attention and automatically make everyone think Stanford girls are all like that. There is a strong legacy at Stanford (I know 3 people who go to Stanford that also have parent Alumni). This is probably why they’re well connected and wealthy.  Compared to ivy leagues I’m sure they’re better looking, but if you want hot chicks in California the best schools are like SDSU, UCSB, USC etc. i think every private school has a wealthy student body, especially when Stanford costs an arm and a leg to attend. 

 
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Let’s put it this way, if Elizabeth Holmes was able to seduce professors and nearly the whole Hoover institute with her looks, that tells you the relative attractiveness of who she was competing against at Stanford. 

 

any target school has mediocre girls compared to non target state schoolsASU/FSU/UMiami/PennState/Bama/South Carolina/Clemson/UGA all have the hottest girls

also forgot SDSU and UCSB

 

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