Marriage Pact Returns to Fordham for Another Year of Matchmaking
Marriage Pact recently came to Fordham University for another year of matchmaking. The organization originated at Stanford University and has offered its services to the Fordham community, aimed at helping students find their soulmates.
The program works by providing a survey backed by research on romantic compatibility for students to fill out. Questions range from: “Would you date someone with a different political affiliation than you?” to “What is your communication style?” Marriage Pact’s algorithm then matches students based on their responses to the questionnaire. After students are matched, they receive an email with their match’s name, after which students may meet up with their match if they desire.
