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I agree, but I really don't think greek life is that different among the top fraternities at Bama and UVA. Both would probably consist of wealthy and well educated students, although on a slightly different scale. My point is that on big campuses, the best (I know people on here are against tiers, but they exist) fraternities are generally wealthy and conservative. Also, I'm not really sure how many people would include KY or VA schools into "southern greek life," although I do think it is generally the same. Granted at UNC or UVA the best fraternities may be only 75 percent republican as opposed to 98 percent republican at Auburn or UGA, but the commonality remains, I think. My problem with this is more an annoyance than anything, I just don't like having to continually clarify that when I say "on big southern campuses" or "top southern greek schools" I don't mean UCF, Emory, or East Carolina.
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