Absolutely
Many fraternities (especially colonies) are MORE than happy to accept you at 22 years of age. At larger schools they would question your compatability to your pledge class, your potential contribution, etc... For a greek system that's just starting up -- just as Fuzzie said, they'll need some 22 year old people to marshal those 18-year-olds around.
My feelings are that if it's something you want to do then don't let age stop you. Our national rules (and I'm pretty sure most fraternities) state that you can rush as long as you're under 25 (however, breaking that rule is fairly common).
LHT
Kevin
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University of Central Oklahoma
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