- Aims to pair people with similar work ethics and lifestyles
- Updated questionnaire is realistic and personable
- Hands-off matching
- Homes in on a certain group of singles
- No way of verifying that users job and salary claims are legit
- The term “elite” feels snobby and divisive
- Pricey for such inconsistent results
It doesn’t matter what year you graduated – dating in college is almost always a nightmare. Aside from the 15 percent of people who can thank their alma mater for putting their future spouse on the same campus, most of the degree-holding population is sent into the real world alone.
Dating doesn’t get better once you’re freed from the shackles of exams and extracurriculars: Finding someone you like romantically who can sync with your 9-to-5 lifestyle and understand that no, you can’t go to the bar on a Sunday night, doesn’t automatically come with aging past 30.
EliteSingles is a dating site aiming to create a mature dating pool for educated professionals – that is, without skimping out on romance and sending you on the most boring date of your life.