"Best" Colleges and their Greek Systems

[Miriverite]

MIT frats/sororities are pretty understanding of the workload, so it's not really hard to "strike the balance" in terms of balancing schoolwork and Greek life. For example, last semester I probably put in (max) an hour per week for AXO. Certain frats might even demand less (the only -mandatory- activities, really, are chapter meetings and house jobs). Of course, if you're on the exec board or active in a committee it might take longer, but still isn't that time consuming (I was also webmaster, and that took maybe 10 minutes a week, if even).

I am impressed, however, that your brother was able to be an intercollegiate athlete as well. I've heard from some friends (mainly in tennis/swimming) that the athletic schedule can be killer.

[AGDee]

Originally Posted by Senusret I

Focus, people.

Part of the problem with staying on topic is that most of us are not from most of the schools on that list. That does make me think that the greek systems are not very strong on most of those campuses. (most, not all, because we know UCLA has a pretty strong greek life and Northwestern too, if it was on that list)