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Well I think this is good advice. However, having been in a fraternity at an SEC school, I think you should do your research. Finding out who is in trouble is a good start, but ask around (sorority girls) and get a general consensus of who is tops on campus. Of course, you'll need to find the best fit for you, but as with most southern greek life, if you fit in well one place, you'll probably fit in well at 15 others. That being said, by all means, don't suicide rush only the top few fraternities. Go with the mixture of the best on campus, and the one you like the most. The great thing about the SEC, is even if you're not in a top tier fraternity, theres a good chance that the chapter you're in will still have great people, great connections, great parties, and plenty of girls around. The reason I bring up the researching who's best, is because I've had friends in similar situations join a good fraternity, only to find they probably could have pledged one that was a little better on campus. Granted, no matter how it works out you'll have a good time, but why not try for the best.
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