The man, identified only Tian, has been charged for fraud for swindling over 350,000 yuan (USD 5900) from the women he dated over the past four years.
Tian, a father of an 18-year-old girl, pretended to be the CEO of a luxury company and a graduate from two of China's most prestigious universities - Tsinghua University and Peking University.
He met the 15 women online via QQ - a popular instant messaging service, state-run China Daily reported today.
According to Beijing Times, five or six of the college girls Tian dated shared a dormitory.