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Originally Posted by Football Fan
There are stereotypes concerning sorority women. One stereotype is particularly disturbing in today's world. How many of us have heard only "airheads" would be in a Greek organization? Here are a few of the majors listed by members in two of our chapters. Greek sisters, please add on to this from your own chapters if you wish. MIT's list should be particularly interesting.
Architecture--- Univ. of Calif. at Berkeley
Molecular Toxicology
Integrative Biology
Chemical Engineering
Chemical Biology
Molecular and Cell Biology
Nuclear Engineering
Public Policy--- Stanford University
Biomedical Engineering
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Civil Engineering
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Ours don't sound like that, but then again our school isn't geared that way. I think the fact that the greek women's GPA is higher than the independent women's GPA is a better indication.
But just for ...and giggles...
Accounting, Acting/Directing, Art (BFA and BA), Biology, Business Management, Communication Studies, Elementary Education, English, Fine Arts, Foreign Languages, French, Graphic Design, Instrumental Music Education, Instrumental Performance, Interior Design Merchandising, Kinesiology, Marketing, Mass Communications, Mathematics, Musical Theater, Photography, Psychology, Retail Merchandising, Social Work, Sociology, Spanish, Vocal Performance
We like the arts. But I guarantee the old reputation of an easy arts degree isn't here...they take it real seriously. (I'm currently learning that the hard way...god it's a lot of work!)