Sacramento & Davis
Stop searching for dates. Start receiving them.
Dating as a Student matches busy college students and arranges simple, low-pressure dates around their schedules. Tell us when you are available, and we will handle the introduction, planning, confirmation, and follow-up.
No swiping. No endless messaging. No pressure to exchange contact information.
The Process
Share your availability
Select the days and times you are free, along with the types of dates you enjoy. Your availability and preferences can repeat each week, so there is no profile to keep maintaining.
"I am free Thursday and Friday afternoons, or Sunday for coffee."
Receive a date invitation
At the beginning of the week, you receive a private invitation letting you know we found a potential match. You can accept, decline, or say you are unavailable that week.
"You have a date invitation for this weekend. Are you available Thursday, Friday, Saturday, or Sunday?"
Get your confirmation
Once both students accept, you receive a confirmation with the date, time, public meeting location, activity, and basic information about the person you will be meeting.
"Your Friday coffee date is confirmed. Meet at the Memorial Union at 4:30 p.m."
Attend the date
You meet in a public location and enjoy the date. There is no expectation to exchange phone numbers, social media accounts, or make an immediate decision about what happens next.
Types of Dates
Dates that fit a student schedule.
When you share your availability, you also tell us the kinds of dates you enjoy. Every date takes place at a public location chosen around both schedules.
Coffee dates
A simple conversation over coffee near campus. Low pressure and easy to fit between classes.
Gym dates
Work out together at a campus or public gym. Good for people who already build their week around training.
Study and library dates
Study side by side at the library or a quiet cafe. Productive time that doubles as time together.
Walking and running dates
A walk or an easy run through a public park or campus path. Conversation comes naturally when you are moving.
Lunch and dinner dates
Share a meal at a public restaurant chosen around your schedules and budgets.
Campus event dates
Attend a game, show, or campus event together. A built-in activity means there is always something to talk about.
We Handle the Awkward Part
Enjoy the date. We will handle what happens afterward.
There is no expectation to exchange contact information during the date. Afterward, both students privately tell us what they would like to do next.
Contact information is only shared through us when both students independently agree. If one person does not want to continue, their private feedback is never disclosed to the other person. We respectfully let you know that the match will not be moving forward.
Human Review
Matched by people, not a feed
Dating as a Student is not built around endless profile browsing. Every potential introduction will be personally reviewed by someone on our team.
We do not claim to scientifically predict love or guarantee compatibility. We just look for a good reason for two people to have coffee.
We will consider factors such as:
- What you are looking for
- Age preferences
- School and location
- Personality
- Interests
- Relationship goals
- Availability
- Travel distance
- Personal boundaries
Your next date should not require another full-time job.
Join Dating as a Student, share your preferences, and let us arrange introductions that fit naturally into your week.