i was a sophomore in high school [now a freshman in college]. 90% of all of my teachers were greek, and not to mention both of my mentors.

Maybe your thoughts on rushing prevented you from learning correct grammar.

i think it was junior year of high school when i started touring colleges and saw girls in letters and greek rows at different schools.

My gosh, the lack of grammatical skills in this thread is making me want to poke my eyes out. CAPITALIZE PEEPS.

I've wanted to be a Sigma Chi since as long as I can remember. My dad was the president of Beta Xi chapter when he was an active, and then went on to be president of the housing corp. as an alumnus, so I've been surrounded by Sigma Chi life from a very young age.

Beginning of my sophomore year of college.

During my freshman year, I just saw alien letters on annoying people.

I was actually born in seersucker shorts and a Brooks Brothers polo. The doctor paddled me to make me cry, then handed me a bottle of Jack to calm me back down.

In all seriousness ever since elementary school when I started going to football games with my dad, tailgating with some of his brothers and stopping by the house for BBQ and to see how it was doing once or twice a year.

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I was in my freshman year of college. So I must have been 17 or 18.

LOL.

You know, everytime I see the title of this thread -- "What age did you begin thinking about The Greek Life?" -- all I can think of is the father in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding."

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if you take GC so seriously that you need to point out other people`s grammatical errors, then maybe you need a life. just a thought.

Or, maybe you need to act like an educated person by punctuating and capitalizing correctly. You make yourself look like a retard with your preteen-type writing skills. Just a fucking thought...

When I was in jr. high, so around 13. I remember my friends' sisters talking about how much they loved being greek and I could not wait until I was in college.

Nooooo... I just like reading celeb gossip... most celebs live in cali so that's pretty much what my name is about.