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Originally Posted by macallan25
Not being biased. Sorry, but the strongest greek schools are in the South, as are the strongest and most competitive chapters.
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How do you know that? Have you visited the schools on the list? Have you been to Penn State, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Miami of Ohio or any other schools?
There are
great chapters/systems in the South. There are great chapters/systems
in every other area of the country as well. This "strongest chapters are in the South" thing is out of control. Even if there is a difference in culture in the South, that doesn't necessarily make it better.
I'm not much of a believer in The Princeton Review. A couple of years ago, my alma mater was listed as one of the ten top Greek Schools in the country. There's just no way that's true -- not even close. Although the system there is strong, it's not one of the best. I think their surveys are are highly unscientific and prone to error depending on how many students from any given school choose to respond.
But to say that
all of the best Greek schools are in the South is an arrogant slap in the face to a lot of excellent Greek systems in the rest of the country.
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