Best party frat at UW madison wiscosnin
 

Which frat has the best parties/ social life at Wisconsin-Madison?

You are kidding, aren't you?

I was hoping the same thing.

I am currently at a small private school that does not have a greek system. I am transferring to a school that does I was told that there is a hierarchy of sorts, that some are more desired than others . If this is not the case, my bad, but this is what I was told by someone who belonged to a frat at Florida state. Or if you don't want to come off as backstabbing I understand, but it would seem some are more party orientated than others .

We won't tell you anything about specific groups on a campus. You'll figure out who is more party-"orientated" by actually going through recruitment and talking to the brothers. I'm also impressed that you managed to misspell the name of both the state and the school that you'll be going to in one fell swoop, but that's a discussion for a day when I have fewer papers to write.

Once again, I hope you are kidding. And in case you aren't, you'll find we don't answer such questions here. All GLOs are positive role models, adhere to all laws and campus regulations and have a positive experience to offer their members.

Moreover, unless the school to which you are transferring is Wisonsin - Madison, the answer to your question is irrelevant.

Many men say they'll pledge Omega, or they won't pledge at all.

Funny, I was just wondering about that too. I don't think there's a Delta chapter at UW because Otters and Badgers don't mix.

Seriously??? I am taking bets on whether or not he has a clue..... :D

I'd take that one but I think we're on the same side!

I think this person is confusing Greek Chat with Greek Rank!!!:rolleyes:

"Party orientated" -- definitely Delta material.

I am sure that fraternities and sororities around the US have driven many Ace Hardware and Home Depot's out of business because they offered a wider selection of tools.

QFP

lol, that was actually funny.

Badgerboy, you're new, so I'll cut you some slack. Some folks have been here a long time and are a little jaded.

We don't discuss reputations here. We don't discuss stereotypes or tiers here.

These are not the droids you are looking for.

You must look elsewhere to seek the answers you desire.

Keep in mind that a brotherhood is more than throwing keggers. A group who throws the best parties might suck in all other aspects. Go to recruitment events for a variety of groups, not just the "top tier partiers."

Then why would you wish to join? Oh wait… I get it.

In before the lock :p

Would that this were true.

Tools to succeed in life? Why yes, they have.

Very good!

Alright, this is what I wanted to say at first:
Oh, I'll bite

If you come on here with a post like that, and you're transferring into UW, you're not going to make one of the "good frats" anyway.
Good luck to you.

boom

Now I've decided that's a bit harsh, as this kid just seems very naive and uninformed. Guess what, dude, all fraternities at UW Madison have pretty good social lives. It is MADISON = there's plenty of opportunities to party. Look into recruitment and see which organizations might fit you best.

I'm going to have to second my friend kchaptergphib on this one. No matter what, if any, fraternity you are lucky enough to join at UW-Madison will allow you a very healthy social life. And you might be surprised to learn that you'll probably get a lot of other things out of it too. The students here are very smart and very driven; you're not going to last long if you just want to party.

There are other sites where this sort of thing is discussed, but there's so much self-ranking and misinformation that said sites are completely useless.

GreekChat has been around for a million or so years and we prefer to be a site which offers helpful, useful, true information rather than the latest gossip and innuendo.

I'll give the OP my canned answer for this sort of inquiry--go through formal recruitment. Find a house you like and if they'll have you, pledge them. You should contact their Greek Life office to find out what you need to do to participate in Fall recruitment.