Chicagoan going to the SEC

[Fightirish1212]

Hey all,

I am currently a junior at a high school in the northern suburbs of Chicago, Illinois. I will be applying to schools very soon and have lots of interest in LSU, Alabama, South Carolina and possibly Kentucky. I believe I will also apply to Indiana U, Iowa and Michigan State but the idea of the southeast really does appeal to me. The only concern I have with the SEC schools is the supposed segregation of their fraternities. I 100 percent want to rush and of course want to end up at a top fraternity on campus. Is there any chance I wont receive bids because of myself growing up in Chicago and not in the southeast? Is there any chance I receive a bid at an old row house at Alabama or a top 4 fraternity on any of the other SEC schools? I currently play Varsity lacrosse, have above average grades. Definitely think i could get into all of the schools I listed.

Thanks to everyone who answers.

[DubaiSis]

Is your question about racial segregation or geographic distance?

[Fightirish1212]

Originally Posted by Fightirish1212

Hey all,

I am currently a junior at a high school in the northern suburbs of Chicago, Illinois. I will be applying to schools very soon and have lots of interest in LSU, Alabama, South Carolina and possibly Kentucky. I believe I will also apply to Indiana U, Iowa and Michigan State but the idea of the southeast really does appeal to me. The only concern I have with the SEC schools is the supposed segregation of their fraternities. I 100 percent want to rush and of course want to end up at a top fraternity on campus. Is there any chance I wont receive bids because of myself growing up in Chicago and not in the southeast? Is there any chance I receive a bid at an old row house at Alabama or a top 4 fraternity on any of the other SEC schools? I currently play Varsity lacrosse, have above average grades. Definitely think i could get into all of the schools I listed.

Thanks to everyone who answers.

Geography hahah. Sorry for not clarifying. Im white.

[KDCat]

No Notre Dame?

[Fightirish1212]

No sir!

[thetalady]

You really don't need to ask the same question twice. Just once will do.