Research by the UKs only student and employer matchmaking service shows that 1 in 3 female university students would work in a gentlemens club for extra money, whilst further results show that 4% would sell their time as an escort, and 41% would pose as a glamour model.

The UKs only student and employer matchmaking site, Studentgems.com asked 1,022 female university students if they would consider working in a gentlemens club, sell their time in an escort agency, or pose as a glamour model, to help fund themselves through their degree.

http://www.studentgems.com found that one third, 34%, of female students would consider working in a gentlemens club if they really needed more financial support whilst at university. However, only 3% said they would make a living out of the career once graduated.

Of those polled, 2% have worked a shift as an exotic dancer whilst studying for their degree. Of those that had, when asked Why did you choose to work in a gentlemens club? 48% said it was easy money and 19% said quick solution to financial problems.

1 in 20, 4%, said that they would work as an escort whist at university. Of those that would, 11% said they would consider spending the night with the client. 61% of those asked said they have felt desperate for money whilst studying; although 73% said they would never consider working as an escort.

56% of the female students asked would never consider taking off their clothes for money whilst at university. 18% of those asked know somebody that earned money whilst at university by working in an exotic dance club.

When asked Would you consider glamour modelling whilst studying for your degree if you were experiencing financial problems? 41% admitted they would, with only 12% saying definitely not. 72% said that they would model in their underwear if they needed extra money.