About Us
Welcome to the Rice Purity Test website! We are a group of individuals who came together to create this self-assessment survey. Our aim was to develop a fun way to reflect on experiences and values. The Rice Purity Test consists of a series of questions about various activities and behaviors. Its purpose is to give an approximate idea of how “pure” or free from certain types of risky or mature behavior an individual’s lifestyle has been.
Although the Rice Purity Test is not a scientifically validated or reliable measure of behavior or morality, it has become quite popular among college students and young adults. Many people use the test as a way to compare experiences with their peers, or as a tool for introspection on their personal values and priorities.
Our intention was to provide a fun and engaging way for young adults to have conversations and reflect on their lives. We must note, however, that the test has its limitations, and should not be used to make judgments or comparisons between individuals or groups.
Thank you for visiting our website, and we hope you enjoy taking the Rice Purity Test!
Our team at https://the-rice-purity-test.com/ includes regular authors who are passionate about and/or professionals in in the exact sciences (mathematics and physics), psychology and HR.
Kevin Smith – Kevin Smith holds a Mechanical Engineering degree from MIT. He’s passionate about renewable energy solutions and has a knack for explaining engineering concepts in a relatable way.
Sarah Williams – Sarah Williams is a junior at Harvard University, majoring in Journalism. With a keen interest in social issues and policy changes, she’s been featured in her college magazine and other online platforms.
Alex Brown – Alex Brown is a sophomore at Stanford University, where he is majoring in Business Administration. He’s particularly interested in entrepreneurship and has already launched a small e-commerce business.
Emily Johnson – Emily Johnson is a recent graduate from UC Berkeley with a degree in Computer Science. During her time in college, she contributed to various tech blogs and interned at a prominent Silicon Valley startup.