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Originally Posted by Hopeful_Bubbles
Sorry for the hijack, but I was curious about the time issue and other types of majors. I'm in hard-science (Earth Sci specifically) and it seems uncommon to find them in social glos (Other than Alpha Sigma Kappa).
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Well, I think that may totally vary from school to school. My University has a strong science department, and since the school is 60% female, that means many women are found in the science majors (among other majors). And since about 30% of the women at the school are greek, you can assume a fair number of the science majors are also in sororities.
You probably also know that traditionally women have not been encouraged to go into science. That has changed a lot in recent years, but I'd guess at most schools men still far outnumber women in the sciences. So it doesn't surprise me that much if you don't find as many science majors in the sororities on your campus.