university of michigan?

[woahwoah]

ASTalumna06, I'm sorry that my question was not clear and that I misunderstood your response. It came off to ME as sarcasm; I jumped to conclusions, my honest apologies and thank you for trying to help.

To make myself more clear:

I have been accepted to 3 different schools (USC, UM, and Texas). Texas..well there's enough on greek chat to write a book. USC, I have some connections to and know very well, so I know its greek life fairly well. UM, i'm clueless.

It's safe to say that they are very close to being equal academic wise, and as for every other aspect, I feel I would be happy at each, whether I pledge or not. That said, I feel it is okay to take greek life into consideration when making a decision. I have my priorities straight I promise

SO if anybody could help with MICHIGAN, i would love you!!
Thanks

[BadCat25]

I assume that when you talk about USC you mean Southern California. USC is an expensive private school and you will be paying for smaller class sizes and more professor contact than at either UM or Texas. UM and Texas are two of the top public universities but when it all comes down to it they are huge educational factories that don't really care that much about its undergraduate students.
As far as going greek goes, I see nothing wrong with taking that into consideration in selecting where you want to go. If you want an active social life going greek is the way to go. UM has the least competitive rushes of the three. Both Texas and USC are more competitive, Texas is one of the most of any greek system.
You talk about entering school as a sophomore. Are you going to be a transfer student? If you will be entering as a freshman don't wait until you are a sophomore to rush because it will be much harder.