Nearly Two Million Students Seek Financial Aid From Sugar Daddies

New estimates show the average debt of college students rose to $30,867 this year. While 17 percent of the
estimated 2.8 million graduates will pass on this debt to their parents, some 1.9 million students are utilizing the
worlds largest Sugar Daddy dating site, SeekingArrangement.com, as an alternative method of financial aid.
New York - January 20, 2016
Young, educated, and broke. Its the reality for millions of students seeking a college education, but nearly 2 million
students are easing the burden through Sugar Daddies.
The worlds largest Sugar Daddy dating site, SeekingArrangement.com, releases its annual ranking of the Fastest
Growing Sugar Baby Schools, today.
Rank - School - Number of New Sign-ups
1. New York University - 225
2. Arizona State University - 189
3. University of Texas Austin - 163
4. Temple University - 155
5. Kent State University - 153
6. Texas State University -138
7. Georgia State University - 131
8. Florida International University - 129
9. Penn State University - 121
10. Virginia Commonwealth University - 120
11. University of Central Florida - 112
12. University of Houston - 104
13. University of South Florida - 95
14. University of Arizona - 84
15. University of Alabama - 82
16. University of Minnesota - 78
17. University of California, Berkeley - 67
18. University of Colorado, Boulder - 66
19. Columbia University - 66
20. University of Georgia - 64
With average tuition prices at four year institutions up yet another 2.9 percent this academic school year, some
students drown in debt before they even graduate. Sugar Baby students receive an average of $3,000 in monthly
allowances, earning $20,920 more than a student working full time at the federal minimum wage.
We are in a state of emergency, but it isnt due to terrorism. The $1.2 trillion college debt crisis is crippling our
economy--and no one is doing anything about it, says Brandon Wade, Founder and CEO

of SeekingArrangement.com. Instead of earning a living and making milestone purchases post-graduation, many are
stuck sending their paychecks straight to Sallie Mae.
The student loan debt crisis is among the hallmarks of the 2016 elections. While college completion rates in the
United States trails behind other countries, it ranks fourth as the most expensive for students. Sixty percent of all
students seeking wealthy benefactors to fund their education are from the United States.
Some see this as a controversial solution. However, SeekingArrangement.com has helped facilitate hundreds of
thousands, if not millions, of arrangements that have helped students graduate debt-free, says Wade. Thats more
than anyone can say of a particular president or Congress.
This year, 35 percent of SeekingArrangements collegiate population from upper-middle and high-income families, no
change from last year. However, the ratio of undergraduates to graduate students is up at 82 percent to 18 percent,
respectively.
The site offers free premium memberships to students that register with their .edu email addresses.
For more information, or to request an interview please contact Angela Jacob Bermudo at
Press@SeekingArrangement.com or call +1 702 497 8808.
About SeekingArrangement
SeekingArrangement.com is the worlds largest online-dating website that matches wealthy benefactors seeking
mutually beneficial relationships with attractive members. Founded in 2006, the website currently boasts over 5
million members. SeekingArrangement.com was founded by MIT graduate and online-dating expert, Brandon Wade.