The idea of a status hierarchy governing the serious dating relationships of university-students is subjected to definitive test. The data, from a state university population, support the assertion. High agreement, within and between sexes, is found on the ranking of fraternities and sororities. Drops, pinnings, and engagements all tend to occur disproportionately among persons from similar prestige levels. The findings hold both for Greek-affiliated and for independent students. The degree of status homogamy tends to increase with the seriousness of the involvement. Interpretations of the findings are offered.