Hi, I'll be applying to grad school soon and one of the many factors I'm taking into consideration when looking at prospective institutions is the abundance, quality, and accessibility of various adult entertainment and services.

So BESIDES Nevada and New York/NYC, what are some of the best cities, states, regions, areas, etc. with a relatively large selection of quality escorts, masseuses, strip clubs, etc. and also cater to a variety of different audiences (i.e. Selection DOES NOT consist mostly of the elite high-class really expensive escorts that cater to rich business men/ older men 30+)?

If you are the typical grad student, you will be living off of loans, grants and not-so-well paying teaching and/or research assistantships.  Discretionary income is VERY limited.  It is very easy yo over-indulge and make some poor choices that you will literally be paying for for years to come.

Read through the regional boards - that will give you a sense what is available in different markets.  Also search the reviews db for the various places you may be going.  Enter the price range you expect to be able to pay to see what possibilities there might be.

One final word of caution - every major university has its share of coeds who support their studies working as providers.  If you are going to have a job as a TA, tutor, reader, adviser, etc, you will want to avoid such gals at all costs!!!  Engaging a provider is compromising enough.

Good Luck,

jazz32

...and many of the hottest local indie and agency escorts in any price range. We also get a large number of traveling girls here.  
The strip club scene in the city is awful but if you have a car you are within an hours drive or less of a variety of different clubs.

I second the ATL vote as well as add Houston.

providers by appearance and by performance.  Tabualate the cities of the top 100 ladies and you have your answer.

you forgot to ask him to post his results...lol

I am kind of in the same boat as you are, but you would be surprised how many of the college students are providers to pay off their tuition fees.

I'm not saying this is wrong, but you are making yourself more risky.  Like uncle said, there is no rationalization if it happens to be a student provider.

A university town may be liberal in many ways, but this is not one of them....they are still stereo-typical about the hobbyist-provider world.