Hi everyone,
This will be my first datasheet which exclusively focuses on college campus game in Chicago. This will mostly act as references I can return to, but also for any PUA interested in hitting up colleges within the Chicago metropolitan area.
First, the girls:
In my experience, Chicago college girls aren't as fun or carefree compared to chicks I ran into in Milwaukee. They're actually serious about their education, which kinda sucks ngl. I've gone to a few campuses, and lots of the girls are inherently true neutral upon approach.
Sure, there's a decent amount of girls looking to meet a hot, confident stranger, but in most cases, you're going to deal with a girl who won't give you alot to work with.
I've drafted a few small fact sheets about each campus I've gone to. They will be updated as I spend more and more time at college campuses.
The stats:
Northeastern Illinois University:
Tier List Score: C+ tier
Total Enrollment: 9,000 (mid-sized)
Gender Ratio: 59% female, 41% male
Observations:
– Predominantly Latinas, barely any white girls – or anything else, really.
– Lots of 5s, 6s and 7s.
– Girls come from mostly poor or low middle class families.
– Pro: Relatively close to my apartment.
– Pro: Great for Winter temperatures due to hallways which connect to campus buildings.
Located in Northeast Chicago
Revisit?: Yes
Northwestern University (Evanston):
Tier List Score: B+ tier
Total Enrollment: 21,000 (large)
Gender Ratio: 52% female, 48% male
Observations:
– Lots of whites and Asians.
- Girls come from wealthy or upper middle class families.
– Con: An unholy amount of 6s. Like, 90% of girls are straight-up 6s with a sprinkling of 7s.
– Pro: Highly intelligent, but aching for adventure student populace
– Pro: Relatively close to my apartment.
– Pro: Gigantic campus with friendly visitor policy
Located in an adjacent town to Chicago up South
Revisit?: Yes. Great university to get a "starter girlfriend" before bouncing to higher-tier venues like Loyola.
Loyola University Chicago:
Tier List Score: A tier
Total Enrollment: 16,500 (large)
Gender Ratio: 67% female, 33% male
Observations:
– Predominantly white girls, a few minorities scattered about.
– Girls come from affluent upper middle class families
– Pro: Massively disproportionate gender ratios
– Pro: Lots of 7s, 8s and a few 9s.
– Pro: Perfect for street day game due to sheer amount of quality targets
– Con: Has Marquette University vibes (sheltered, boujie white girls)
– Con: Highly restricted access to campus facilities. Enforced by security personnel.
– Con: Coffee shops and instadate venues are sparse
Located in Far North Chicago
Revisit?: Yes, with caution. Exclusively for street day game.
University of Illinois Chicago:
Tier List Score: C- tier
Total Enrollment: 33,000 (massive)
Gender Ratio: 52% female, 48% male
Observations:
– Diverse student body. No one ethnic group dominated the campus.
– Girls ranging from poor to low middle class families.
– Con: Lots of 4s, 5s and 6s. Who knew such a diverse community could birth so many ugly chicks lol
Located in Southwest Chicago
Revisit?: No
DePaul University:
Tier List Score: B tier
Total Enrollment: 23,539 (large)
Gender Ratio: 53% female, 47% male
Observations:
– Mostly white, hipster chicks.
– Tons of 6s and 7s.
– Pro: Large campus that easily transitions into Lincoln Park itself. You can seamlessly blend into the student populace or game them on the streets without violating DePaul's no visitor policy.
Located in Near North Chicago
Revisit?: Yes
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