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Originally Posted by exlurker
FWIW: U. S. News & World Report (bless its heart) has prepared listings of schools with the highest percentage of students in fraternities and in sororities (but apparently not of total Greek, male and female). Aside from the one ranked first, which is obviously a special case, these seem to be interesting and not especially surprising lists. Are the lists totally accurate? Hey, probably not. Are they fairly accurate? Probably, within reason and subject to expected reporting errors and glitches.
Fraternities (22% and higher)
http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandre...frat_brief.php
Sororities (25% and higher):
http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandre...orit_brief.php
The lists don't say anything directly about Greek system "strength" at schools. However, they may spur some thoughts on the topic, or at least remind us of colleges and universities that we didn't have at the forefront of our thinking. |
BTW that Ohio Valley U apparently has 5 "social clubs" that each have a men's and women's arm.
This really isn't the best way to do it - of course some places are going to have a big enrollment in fraternities b/c there are more guys (i.e. MIT) & same with the girls. Total Greek would be more telling.