In college, where to find girls who value knowledge and doing neat stuff with said knowledge? Not just parties?

Question

I'm in college, and am looking for girls who aren't into parties or whatever but rather learning neat stuff - especially in the way of math and engineering - and using that stuff for fun.

If you're familiar with MBTI, I'm looking for NT girls (if you don't know what I'm talking about, then ignore this line), especially INTP

Girls: If you are that kind of girl... Where/how would I find you on campus and how would I meet you?

Answer 1

Join an academic club that matches your interests. You can get to know some of the members at the meetings, and these groups often they have social gatherings, too. Parties hosted by academic groups are usually fun and social without being too wild, so you can actually talk to the girls in the group and get to know them.



Also, if you're looking for someone more introverted, hang around the library or bookstores on nights when most people are partying (like Friday nights), you'll probably find the quieter girls there.

Answer 2

I had friends in college ho got involved with fraternities; it just wasn't for me. I found campus activities that interested me and met TONS of people that way.



For example, desktop publishing was a novel concept in 1989, but I quickly mastered laying out an 8 1/2 x 11 to make it into a newsletter. I was soon freelancing for many offices on campus and got to know a lot of the residence hall staff. I worked in five or six of their offices around campus. I also designed newspaper ads for the student union--my first girlfriend on campus was an ad rep--not mine, but one who had noticed me come in evry week and who had asked her boss, my rep, about me. The girl was a senior and I was a freshman.



I got a job working at the front desk in a high-rise, so I met all or s co-workers from that side of campus during training. We'd split back into building or even community staff--that's 3 communities with 3 buildings each--but because I'd worked in all of the community management offices, I'd sometimes get a call to ill in at a building I'd ordinarily work in.



I worked conferences over the summers, exposing me to literally thousands of people of all types--you'll likely know what OM is--we hosted 6,000 on campus and 13,000 total attendees my last year there, if that gives you any idea of how big an operation it was.



I eventually managed the desks, both summer and during the year, and then got promoted to the highest position I could possibly have as an hourly student--Assistant to the Director of Summer Conference Housing. That meant I had to know hundreds who operated a total 6000 beds evey summer.



I got a radio show and pushed the station to do my show out of the studio occasionally. They insisted we didn't have the equipmrnt, but we did: all I needed was a POTS line and I could be on the air from anywhere. And I was, a few times, in front of thousands of people.



At one point, I sat as 1 of about 50 on a board that controlled a $1M rotating fund that brought big-name entertainment to campus.



I was invited to start a campus daily paper. I did all kinds of stuff. Get out and meet people.

Answer 3

Check out your specific engineering discipline: Asce, Asme, Aiche, etc.

There are competitions that you can enter like "concrete boat races", efficiency engines, etc. Join associations with computers. You can volunteer to tutor disadvantaged students...teachers are usually young and hot. You can get a part time job in a hospital as an orderly....lots of nurses and spending money.

Answer 4

your best bet is to join a club/campus organization that interests you where you can meet some cool girls who share your interest. eco club, literary journal, college dems/republicans, etc.



but if you're looking for smart, just stay away from the greeks...(just kidding..sorta..not really)

Answer 5

are you judging party girls(there are some really smart girls i know who party once in awhile too)? my husband is into criminal justice and i'm wanting to be a teacher. we're completely opposite and we love eachother. its no fun falling for someone who likes the exact same things as you do. wheres the fun?



what about musically talented girls, video game girls, work-aholic girls, weird girls, athletic girls, etc... theres more than one type of college girl darlin, and they're all awesome

Answer 6

Even smart girls like to party... being anti-social is not the way to meet girls.



At any rate... just look for the ugly girls who look like they don't care about their looks because they're so used to being ignored that they've given up and now tell themselves that it's best to be unattractive and pretend they don't like parties because they want a real man who doesn't party and is only interested in brains, not appearances.

Answer 7

Chess club.

Math club.

Answer 8

nothing as fun as factoring equations on a saturday night.

Answer 9

In your closet where you have them stashed away

Answer 10

Why?