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confused

<strong>Subject:</strong><br />is auburn a poor school?<br /><br /> Poster Message:
Im confused, I know yall don't have sorority houses and i have seen TONS of people arguing on here that they would never want them because of the cost and expenses and having to hire a house mom and cooks and what have you but most every other school has them and has no problem paying for them so why is it such a problem here? I go to a different SEC school which I thought would be considered more middle class or "poor" but we still have a thriving greek life with huge sorority houses. I mean we just got a new sorority a few years ago and they could afford to build a house with no real local alumni from the school so idk how current chapters at auburn couldn't when some have had chapters here since the 1920s?? I just don't get how money is an issue at a huge SEC school with tons of generations of alumni, while tiny poor schools can afford for houses and new chapters with no alumni can afford for houses? Can someone explain? Is Auburn just a REALLY poor school?