Cambridge is top university for 'sugar daddy dating'

By Andrew Marszal. More than 150 female students at Cambridge University signed up for "sugar daddy dating" to help pay their tuition fees last year, according to an online dating website.
 More female students at Cambridge University signed up for "sugar daddy dating" than at any other British university last year, according to an online dating website.
Some 168 Cambridge students joined SeekingArrangement.com – a controversial US-based internet dating website which matches attractive young women with wealthy, usually older men – last year. Eight of the other top 20 universities using the website were based in London.
SeekingArrangement.com is frequented by male business executives on an average income of £170,000 per year. Women who sign up can agree to exchange their time and affection for lavish dates, expensive shopping trips and, in some cases, regular cash allowances.
Top 20 Fastest Growing Sugar Baby Schools, determined by number of new sign-ups in 2012: 1 University of Cambridge – 168; 2 London School of Economics – 163; 3 University of Kent – 160; 4 University of Nottingham – 155; 5 Glasgow Caledonian University – 154; 6 University of Southampton – 153; 7 Oxford Brooks University – 150; 8 University of Edinburgh – 148; 9 University of St. Andrews – 147; 10 University College London – 140; 11 Brunel University, London – 137; 12 University of East London – 136; 13 University of Manchester – 134; 14 Goldsmith, University of London – 133; 15 University of Exeter – 129; 16 Queens University Belfast – 120; 17 University of Westminster – 115; 18 University of Leeds – 98; 19 University of Surrey – 96; 20 London South Bank University – 89. Read more...