i would say business is the second highest. i remember waiting for a class one day and i was a little early so i got to the class from before head out. there were at least 4-5 really hot girls in that class so i asked some kid coming out what the class was and he said something about business.
i took a psych class above the 101 level last semester and i was one of three guys in a class with about 20 or so girls. a bunch of the girls and even one of the guys were in the nursing program though.
[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:
Cockula was ready to hunt.
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Hahaha, that made me Lol irl, srsly.
you imbeciles are all wrong!!!
FASHION. lolz.
I forget what thread it was in but there was a discussion about female Nurses and nursing students having a higher than average libido … Does anyone remember that discussion?
Anyways, I’ve been dating this nurse recently, and, from my experience, this is unequivocally true!
The easy ones.
Not a lot of good looking girls in the premed/bio science courses past year one. Not to say there aren’t some smoking hot ones but not many.
[quote]LiveFromThe781 wrote:
nursing.
youre both wrong[/quote]
or Radiology but this man speaks the truth.
political science. trust me. that or english.
Nursing all the way. 90 students in the freshmen Anat and Phys class here. 85 are women.
You only think Engineering girls are cute because there’s only 1 in each class… nothing else to look at.
Communication majors have the hottest girls
Well, rule of thumb, anything but engineering. I think you might be able to gauge how hard a schools engineering program is by the amount of women in it. Like at Virginia Tech, I know like 2 female engineers. The hotness is in non-technical schools.
[quote]ds1973 wrote:
Not engineering. 
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Beg to differ. Go to Concordia university in montreal and almost all the girls in engineering are fucking smoking.
However with overall hot female population i would give it to either psychology or business.
Not Architecture, good to drop in conversation while picking up the ladies
Anyone know what the outlook is like for majoring in Geography related fields? I just switched
the hot chicks are not in school anyways… they are in the trailor parks bro.
[quote]zooropa1150 wrote:
you imbeciles are all wrong!!!
FASHION. lolz.[/quote]
im sorry i thought we were talking about real majors =)
you’re probably right though, a bunch of fashionistas and the only other guys are all probably gay.
[quote]Payaso wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
nursing.
youre both wrong
or Radiology but this man speaks the truth.
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This
the hottest girls at the hospitals I’ve worked at work in the radiology department.
any allied health field will have lots of females, ie nursing, dietetics, speech pathology, social work, physical therapy
But also beware, I got my degree in dietetics and had quite a few good looking women in my classes but they all were either married or had boyfriends. I dont know what is is with the health field, but all of the hotties tend to be taken, just my experience.
Psychology department is full of hotties.
[quote]elano wrote:
Psychology department is full of hotties.[/quote]
thanks sweetie pie <3
other classes that have hot girls
low level math courses
i didnt go to high school and now go to CC so long story short i had to take some non credit math courses.
2 things you will see:
some hot chicks, some people old enough to be your mother
1 thing you will never see:
asian people
Don’t worry about it. Just join the track team.
I think there are too many factors to say one major but based on odds I think the nursing major increases your chances of male to female ratio. Also I think school location plays a role. I bet if you go to warmer climates the girls are hotter (no pun intended). Also a larger school increases odd of hot broads!
If you go to a small school in the middle of nowhere a girl with two good teeth and half a mustache may start to look like a supermodel on a cold lonely winter night…not that I know anything about that!
I see a school in New Zeland is trying to offer courses on prostitution
If this ever becomes a major I would say you should consider a semester over seas…I mean after all they are going to need guys in the class practice on, a hands on approach to learning.
It’s obviously computer science.