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The League is a dating app people love to hate. It's billed as Tinder for elites — a "curated" community of single people who aspire to become one half of a power couple. Founded by a Stanford grad , it's super exclusive and reportedly has a waiting list of more than , people who are eager to meet Ivy League-educated, successful, and attractive prospects. Thanks to a friend who earned VIP status on the app, a few weeks ago I got in and took a look around — but it didn't really live up to the hype.

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I got into 'The League' — the Tinder for elites — here's what it was like

Attention, singles fed up with the travails of Tinder: there's a new dating app apparently aimed at Ivy League students and graduates, because this world just doesn't have enough dating apps -- or elitism -- already. Yes, you heard right: a forthcoming matchmaking app called The League , founded by Stanford MBA student Amanda Bradford , promises to keep its dating pool "well-balanced and high-quality" by weeding out supposedly unsuitable bachelors and bachelorettes via an unexplained screening metric. Although The League is not the first dating app to court elite students and those who want to date them , the app's website pitch to woo applicants is a real doozy:. You don't need a dating app to get a date -— you're too popular as it is. But you should join The League.

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