Hey! I was accepted to Dartmouth about a week ago and I know next to nothing about Dartmouth frats and frats in general. I'm hoping to get an idea of what to expect in the fall and what frats I should be looking out for.
I don't know anything about Greek Life at Dartmouth, but just a heads up -- some men, chapters, schools, areas find the term "frat" offensive. "Fraternity" is often the preferred choice, so play it safe. You can't wrong using "fraternity" but might go wrong saying "frat." Just letting you know.
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