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So to the person who was asking if all 21 sororities can keep busy: since there are 2+ fraternities for every sorority at Penn State - you do the math!
When I was there, there were 16 NPC sororities and about 50 fraternities - lots of competition to get sororities to agree to have socials with you, do Homecoming, do Greek Week, do THON. Competition was a Good Thing, for the girls at least -- it meant REAL FOOD if a house had you over for a dinner social (not just a cook-out), mixed drinks (ah, better days) -- and the guys generally went all out for the occassion (dressed up, sent clean cars to transport us over there, etc.) There was a apocryphal story that the social director for Phi Kappa Theta called one of the sorority social directors and asked her if the girls would be willing to come over for a social the next term. The story was that the sorority social director said "Phi Who?". Supposedly, that's why the fraternity got that nickname. May or may not be true, but with 50+ fraternites, could you blame her? |
Don't know if this is even the question anymore, but FSU has 15 Panhellenic, 5 MGC and 3 NPHC sororities (I believe all 4 will be on campus before the semester is out).
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I just wanted to add that Penn State also has 8 fraternities and sororities in its MGC.
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So is the university of Penn the largest system? What about Florida? |
Clarification: University of Pennsylvania (U of Penn or UPenn) and Pennsylvania State University (Penn State or PSU) are two separate and very different schools. Penn State is the one with a HUGE greek system. UPenn is an Ivy League.
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University of Georgia
23 NIC 18 NPC 8 NPHC 5 AGLO (including one South Asian org) 2 Service (APO and GSS) 1 LGLO 1 Local Sorority 1 Christian Sorority __ 59 Total GLOs |
I couldn't even imagine going through recruitment with that many sororities. We have 4 and I was so tired by the end of each night... That must be complete insanity!!!
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I cannot swear to it, but I think Penn St. goes hands down.
For those that worry about the numbers, it depends on may things. 1. # of Students. 2. Campus feeling towards Greeks, Penn., A+++++s 3. School feelings towards Greeks, again A +++++s. 4. % of Greeks compared to students. I wish more Schools had the same working relation between them and Greeks. It seems GLOs on Campus are working with each other in a more posotive way!:) |
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According to the info I have, the University of Alabama has 15 NPC, 27 IFC and 7 NPHC organizations (4 sororities & 3 fraternies). There are some multi-culteral orgs, but I couldn't find a list so I'm not sure on their numbers. (I keep my sorority files next to my computer desk.) Here's the latest set of stats I have for 2003 and were distributed in 2004. Should be getting the 2004 stats any day now from Greek Life. Total Student Enrollment = 15,892 Total Greek = 22% or 3,519 Total Womens Enrollment = 8,511 Greek Women = 25% or 2,151 Total Mens Enrollment = 7,381 Greek Men = 18.5% or 1,368 |
I believe Purdue also has a large number of NIC orgs. I worked witht eh exec VP of the NIC this summer at UIFI and I remember a bunch of people talking about it being one of the most successful Greek systems as far as being what it should be.
I also know the greek advisor at PSU and I just feel bad for her. Having all those NIC and NPC groups is not necessarily a good thing. There are tons of problems there to go with all those groups. |
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Alpha Phi Alpha Kappa Alpha Psi Omega Psi Phi Phi Beta Sigma Iota Phi Theta Alpha Kappa Alpha Delta Sigma Theta Zeta Phi Beta Sigma Gamma Rho |
Out on the West Coast, I think University of Washington has the busiest Greek system.
There are 27 active fraternities. There were 29 but 2 are either kicked to the curb or suspended Here is the link http://depts.washington.edu/ovpsa/greek/fratstat.html There are 16 sororities Here is the link http://depts.washington.edu/ovpsa/greek/sorstat.html |
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