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When I joined my house Freshman year, 7 out of 30 people were either gay or bisexual(though I learned this after I rushed, it did not bother me). now, as time has gone on, we've dropped down to about 2(that I'm fully aware of) out of 35, but no one is treated any differently. I'd say, at least where I am, there are some houses positive to it, and some that are less so. One house on campus is NOW all upper-middle class white males. They had A gay man, and one international student, but both de-activated because of the atmosphere within the house. I know two of the other three houses would be open to it. With the sororities....well. I really can't say.
If you can find a place where you are happy, I'd say, by all means, go for it.
M.
Sigma Nu
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