This is the best and easiest way for me. But then again I don't date terribly often these days. Back in undergrad especially was easy to find a date.

Back in my university days, it certainly wasn't difficult to find a date.

It worked for my dad, and it worked for me!

If anything you found yourself a new study partner.

I met my wife in college, and I'm sure if I didn't meet her that there would have been plenty of other girls to meet.

You spend most of your time there; I don't see it being too hard to find a decent single guy/girl for you to date.

Maybe during college years, after that forget it!

My only problem is that due to my method of getting my education money many college women think I am too old for them (27?). To the ones who don't think that way, thank you and LOOK OUT!

This is probably the best place to meet someone...College years are the best of your life, as stated by the immortal Chris Tucker in Friday, take advantage man...take advantage

especially in the 5th grade. not too many 10-year-old chicks are attached.

I never had a successful relationship with anyone in high school or college but I know of plenty of people who have.

Ahh. . .yes, college women are beautiful, smart, driven and interesting. They were the best I've ever met. Good tip- If your job takes you to an unfamiliar city, take one graduate school class in the humanities to meet real interesting people! It never fails. . .

And if you are out of college, there is always continuing education. Not only are you likely to meet people in your age group but those people are likely to be curious, smart, and motivated--else they wouldn't be there.

There is a wide variety of people you can meet here as opposed to a club or bar. Not to say there isn't a variety of people at these other places it's just not as wide. It's been a while since I've been to school but I remember it being an easy place to meet women.

Probably the best means of encountering people with similar interests within the same age group that I've experienced. You can get a general idea of their intelligence and their interests (if in college, from their chosen major), and it seems that it's easier to approach someone on the premise of a study date. This is how I met my husband (technically, long story).