Do women that attend universities have better hygeines than women who do not persue higher learning?

23.December, 2009

Do women that attend university and/or have degrees, have better hygeine and cleanliness than women with just a high school diploma or GED, or even women that are high school dropouts?

The more prestigous university a woman attends, the better hygeine, correct?

I feel sorry for u. What a dumb question.

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6 Comments für “Do women that attend universities have better hygeines than women who do not persue higher learning?”

  1. ☆Girly McFemale☆ sagt:
    23.December, 2009 um 10:13 am

    Do you have a study or something to go with your idea, or is it coming from thin air?
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  2. karan s sagt:
    23.December, 2009 um 10:37 am

    not necessarily true. hygiene sense comes from within. though it is true that women with higher education are more refined regarding personal hygiene.

    but women with lower education may also aquire good hygiene sense. it is person dependent.
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  3. Sara sagt:
    23.December, 2009 um 11:22 am

    This question is so strange I am guessing you are not in or from the US. Get a grip! Education has nothing to do with hygiene.
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  4. DeLeeshia sagt:
    23.December, 2009 um 11:42 am

    No, not correct…
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  5. Kue sagt:
    23.December, 2009 um 11:59 am

    I don’y think so!!! Get real. I have seen great hygeine on women who have degrees and women who have GED’s . I have also seen slobs on both sides!!!!
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  6. wranglergirl sagt:
    23.December, 2009 um 12:24 pm

    I don’t think education directly relates to hygeine, but more so their household income. People with better paying careers can afford to shower on a daily basis, go to the salon, buy high end (or even normally priced) hygeine products, etc. Therefore, you could "assume" that education level could have a correlational (not cause & effect) relationship. People with higher levels of education have been found to have higher incomes.

    There are always the outlying factors such as people who are born in an upper class family, but may not go to college, people who inherit money, etc. People who come out of high school and start their own businesses may be very wealthy even though they didn’t pursue more schooling as well.
    Just food for thought! :) Good question though!
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