Sugar daddy website Seeking Arrangement ranks top schools to find needy college women
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Going to college or in university in the U.S. is expensive, especially if you want to go to a so-called "good school."
Recently released stats say tuition costs in the U.S. have skyrocketed over the last few decades, with the rise in tuition increasing faster than inflation.
A year at New York University will set you back US$62,930. Over at Columbia University, annual fees will lighten your savings by US$63,440.
But if you happen to be female and attractive, a “dating website” wants to lighten your load. Called Seeking Arrangement, the site “matches” you to a wealthy man who acts as a sugar daddy.
Seeking Arrangement claims there are no “expectations” or “requirements” demanded of the young women whom, it’s claimed, receive an average US$3000 a month as an "allowance.” But you don't need a college degree to figure out that these “daddies” probably want more than just the satisfaction of seeing their “sugar baby” mature and blossom at school.
The site lets you list what amount of support you need and what kind of arrangement you might be comfortable with, and it also helpfully lists the top schools that have “babies” looking for “daddies.”Colleges in Texas and Arizona top the list with schools in New York hot on their heels.
So what's your verdict? Yet another form of the world's oldest profession, or a sensible arrangement that benefits both parties?
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Recently released stats say tuition costs in the U.S. have skyrocketed over the last few decades, with the rise in tuition increasing faster than inflation.
A year at New York University will set you back US$62,930. Over at Columbia University, annual fees will lighten your savings by US$63,440.
But if you happen to be female and attractive, a “dating website” wants to lighten your load. Called Seeking Arrangement, the site “matches” you to a wealthy man who acts as a sugar daddy.
Seeking Arrangement claims there are no “expectations” or “requirements” demanded of the young women whom, it’s claimed, receive an average US$3000 a month as an "allowance.” But you don't need a college degree to figure out that these “daddies” probably want more than just the satisfaction of seeing their “sugar baby” mature and blossom at school.
The site lets you list what amount of support you need and what kind of arrangement you might be comfortable with, and it also helpfully lists the top schools that have “babies” looking for “daddies.”Colleges in Texas and Arizona top the list with schools in New York hot on their heels.
So what's your verdict? Yet another form of the world's oldest profession, or a sensible arrangement that benefits both parties?
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