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Originally Posted by dnall
That's what I'm saying. The fraternity system at A&M is on par with those other schools. That doesn't make it a bad thing, it's just at a certain level which is well below average for a tier 1 school. While sororities are right where you would expect them to be (in size, quality, etc) at such a premier school. It's an unusual place where a lot of advice that works most other places may or may not apply very well.
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Well, yeah -- A+M in general is an odd place. I knew that the Corps was a big deal, but every time I've visited, sororities
and fraternities seemed miles ahead of the "Tier 2" universities in the state.
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