Where is there a good sorority School?
here in the u.s? maybe in cali? money isnt a problem so it can cost as much as watever!
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You can also call the school’s student activities office, and they can tell you more about greek life.
The easiest way to find out is to look online at school profiles.
Here is another good list.
http://www.collegeprowler.com/find/guides-by-ranking.aspx?section=Greek-Life
Here are the lists:
Top 10 Colleges Where Greeks Rule:
Article provided by The Princeton Review
Whether they’re throwing parties on Fraternity Row or completing service projects in the surrounding community, the Greek organizations on campus are always busy. Love ’em or hate ’em, you can bet these students know how to have a good time (and might even occasionally let you join in on the fun). According to The Princeton Review’s annual survey of 115,000 college students at the Best 361 Colleges, these ten schools have a major frat and sorority scene on campus.
1. DePauw University (Greencastle, Indiana)
Few schools are as completely given over to frats and sororities as DePauw: “Life is dominated by the Greek system. Socially, everything rotates around the Greeks: informals, formals, parties, rush/recruitment, chapter meetings, philanthropies, everything.” Students know from the beginning that “the enormous Greek community shapes the personality of the campus,” and most students choose the school because this is the college experience they seek.
Students who considered DePauw also looked at Indiana University-Bloomington, Northwestern University, University of Notre Dame, and Vanderbilt University.
2. Washington and Lee University (Lexington, Virginia)
“The Greek system is the defining characteristic of life at this school,” according to students. This assertion is borne out by the high percentage of students who join frats and sororities. “One’s social life is very limited if not involved with the Greek system,” most students agree, pointing out that hometown Lexington “is not exactly a mecca of 18- to 22-year-old activity.”
Students who considered Washington and Lee also looked at Duke University, Davidson College, University of Virginia, and University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.
3. Birmingham-Southern College (Birmingham, Alabama)
BSC campus life includes “many student organizations, [and] a very strong Greek system.” While there’s “plenty to do off campus, including shopping, visiting the zoo, or going to see a show at one of the many theaters in town,” students don’t have to travel far to find fun. Students looking for something to do on campus “usually end up on Fraternity Row. At least one of the fraternities is usually having a party, and there are always people down there.”
Students who considered BSC also looked at Auburn University, Furman University, Samford University, and The University of Alabama.
4. Wofford College (Spartanburg, South Carolina)
Greek life is huge on Wofford’s campus, and Greek houses are “the center of campus, not only for the social scene but also as the leaders in the classroom and on-campus organizations.” Undergrads warn that “on the weekends, the partying can be pretty intense as people relieve stress from their workload during the week. However, there also are lots of activities for nondrinkers.”
Students who considered Wofford also looked at Wake Forest University, Clemson University, University of South Carolina-Columbia, and Furman University.
5. Bucknell University (Lewisburg, Pennsylvania)
Bucknell maintains a visible Greek scene. The student body’s motto is “work hard, play hard,” and much of the hard playing takes place “on frat row.” As one student puts it, Bucknell students are “frat-tastically fun.” A freshman adds, however, that “for those who don’t drink, there are tons of activities available.”
Students who considered Bucknell also looked at Cornell University, Georgetown University, Dickinson College, and Franklin and Marshall College.
6. University of Tennessee-Knoxville (Knoxville, Tennessee)
“Weekends are when the biggest events occur” at UT, and partying “starts at dusk and doesn’t end ’til dawn” at the school’s many Greek houses. Students are “extremely friendly,” to the point that “if you’re walking down the road at night, people will say, ‘Are you looking for a party? Come to ours.'” The campus is so “big and friendly” that “it is very easy to have a social life even if you are not Greek.”
Students who considered UT also looked at Emory University, Middle Tennessee State University, University of Florida, and University of Kentucky.
7. Wabash College (Crawfordsville, Indiana)
Wabash loves a good tradition, particularly of the gladiatorial variety. Fraternities help perpetuate long-standing, testosterone-fueled intramural competition. “We are constantly pitted against each other for some type of honor that has been around since forever. Your fraternity’s honor is on the line.” Though Greek bonds run deep at Wabash, “independent men” insist they lead a viable social life, too.
Students who considered Wabash also looked at Purdue University-West Lafayette, Butler University, Hanover College, and Miami University.
8. The University of Texas at Austin (Austin, Texas)
“Frat parties are a huge scene” at UT Austin and “while a lot of the time it’s kind of the same ol’ same ol’, they often have really fun theme parties that can be amazingly fun.” Students say, “You will get burned out by them after a while, though.” Fortunately hometown Austin has a lot to offer when it comes to fun: “Sixth Street is very big with the older students, as it hosts bar after bar and an interesting scene. It’s like Austin’s version of Bourbon Street.”
Students who considered UT also looked at Rice University, Texas Christian University, Texas A&M University-College Station, and Trinity University.
9. Southern Methodist University (Dallas, Texas)
The social life on this “hard-core Greek” campus centers on “all the glory of Frat Row,” where one will find “sweaty frat boys, cheap Keystone beer, and girls looking like a million bucks.” One enthusiast explains, “If you’re not a big drinker, you’re going to feel like a wimp.” Beyond the pristine grounds, Dallas beckons, with the “highest per capita percentage of restaurants in the nation.”
Students who considered SMU also looked at University of Southern California, Trinity University, Baylor University, and University of Arizona.
10. Texas Christian University (Fort Worth, Texas)
“The two most popular things at TCU are the Greek life and the football team (when they are winning).” Many students survive happily outside the Greek system, but the divide between Greeks and independents is clearly visible. If you’re not in a Greek organization, “most all of your friends are other non-Greek people as well.” For this reason, campus life can be “very clique oriented.” Fortunately, TCU offers “a very wide variety of activities” outside of Greek life.
Students who considered TCU also looked at Texas A&M University-College Station, Baylor University, Texas Tech University, and Rice University.
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Top 10 Schools For Greek Life
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1. Washington and Lee University
2. De Pauw University
3. Birmingham-Southern College
4. University of Florida
5. Rhodes College
6. Michigan University
7. Ripon College
8. Purdue University
9. Pennsylvania State University, University Park
10. Florida State University
