university of michigan?

[LadyLonghorn]

Originally Posted by woahwoah

p.s. if anything my intentions are actually to find a school that's more on the competitive side. i'll be a sophomore, so i'm trying to be realistic but i like a challenge

Please don't come to Texas if this is what you're looking for in a recruitment and Greek system. Texas recruitment goes way beyond "the competitive side" and "a challenge," especially for non-Freshmen from out of state. It's something that you can't even fathom unless you experience it. Recruitment will be brutal, gut wrenching and most likely end up in disappointment for you. So if you're really determined to be Greek and that's the tipping point in your decision, I'd honestly not come to Texas.

[AnchorAlum]

Originally Posted by LadyLonghorn

Please don't come to Texas if this is what you're looking for in a recruitment and Greek system. Texas recruitment goes way beyond "the competitive side" and "a challenge," especially for non-Freshmen from out of state. It's something that you can't even fathom unless you experience it. Recruitment will be brutal, gut wrenching and most likely end up in disappointment for you. So if you're really determined to be Greek and that's the tipping point in your decision, I'd honestly not come to Texas.

Understatement of the year.

Having lived in Dallas for twenty years and serving as Alumnae Panhellenic Sponsiorship Chairman for Richardson /Plano, LadyLonghorn speaketh the cold truth.

[woahwoah]

haha yeah i've actually read a lot of similarly brutal, yet honest answers she's given so i think i have a pretty good idea of just HOW intense it is!

but right now, I'm kind of leaning toward michigan if i can get used to the idea of living so far from home. so i'm trying to find out as much about that school as possible!