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by: ?Do we have more sororities that UT now? So I was thinking of transferring to UT because it had a better program for my particular major (sorry I still love y'all) and I did a whole bunch of stalking and the sororities a) don't seem that much better at all (almost worse because they don't seem to be on social media as much) and b) it looks like we have 13 and they have 12. What do you guys think? I think our Greek community is growing at a crazy fast rate but maybe that's just me
#1 by: Nah
We still have fewer houses. And let's not kid ourselves, our Greek Life isn't "better." UT doesn't need social media because they don't need (or frankly, want) to advertise. They want to keep it fairly small and exclusive. It's smaller in terms of numbers, but their parties and prestige are on another level. I prefer ours because it's more inclusive and feels more like a community with having all of our houses together, but UT/SMU/TCU are the dominant Greek Life players in Texas.
#2 by: What
SMU and TCU are in no way better than A&M. The top sororities at A&M are similar to the top sororities at UT, TCU, and SMU. What I will say UT does better than A&M is that they have a strong middle tier. Much better than our middle tier. Our middle tier needs to do better and we need to start uplifting the middle more to make our entire system better. Our bottom sororities are just like UTs.
If I'm not mistaken, A&M is the only school where you can get entirely dropped form rush. I have friends at tcu and smu. Their Greek life is smaller and much easier to rush into. All you have to be is rich/pretty at both schools. Whereas a&m and ut both look towards much more than that, such as grade, reputation, personality, involvement, etc.
#3 by: Okay
So I transferred here from TCU so I think I can speak a bit about the differences. For one thing, no one except for maybe nursing students take school that seriously at TCU. Lots of kids with not-so-great grades and a lot of homeschoolers. LOTS of parties, despite it being a Christian college. Fraternities throw the best parties, and sororities get preferential treatment, so I'd definitely say that Greeks at that school have more prestige. I went through recruitment like everyone else and was able to transfer to my chapter here at A&M because back at TCU it's such a bubble.
I knew a few people at SMU too, and I'd say it's pretty similar to TCU, except SMU gets more wealthy California and East Coast/New England people.
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by: ^Apr 25, 2017 8:11:53 PM
I would agree with this but I think A&M is a pretty dominant player too.
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