Total novice here

[trliber]

Also...I don't drink...will that cause problems??

[violetpretty]

Originally Posted by trliber

Also...I don't drink...will that cause problems??

Not if you find the right fraternity.

[scotto311]

as a current afrotc cadet at auburn university, from my experience there are only a small handful of cadets that are members of a fraternity, all but one freshman who rushed this year dropped. most of the problem is time. i was thinking about rushing, but there really wasn't the time of day for me. i wouldnt reccomend doing it unless you can get by with little sleep and have excellent time management skills. also in order to get one of the more competative jobs in the air force i.e. pilot the amount of involvement required for afrotc is higher and less compatible with greek life. also, the air force doesn't play at all when it comes to drinking. my advice is do one or the other, and if you want to be in both do the frat in college and apply to officer candidate school after you graduate.

[FSUZeta]

i have two friends who are biological brothers, graduated from auburn and were involved in both afrotc and fraternities. the older brother was an engineering major on top of that! they managed very well, received their commission upon graduation, flew for the air force and now fly for delta(older brother) and american(younger brother).