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I like Mike

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How can houses "turn members into future successful men and women"? Most houses have their fair share of students that get into the Ross Business school, are engineering students, and get in post-graduation to medical and law schools. Maybe your are assuring yourself that even though your house may not be a top tier house, that maybe you are learning how to lead and be successful and better work for your philanthropy. There are more leadership opportunities at small houses because there are fewer girls/guys. Whether your house give $1000 or $5000 to a charity does not really matter, the point is you are giving (your national may feel differently though). Since only 8.5% of students are greek, the chances are slim that your future employer may have not been greek and he/she will not be impressed if you were social chair of your sorority/fraternity or VP of Panhel. So, the greek system is great for socializing and leadership opportunities, and if philanthropic causes benefit, that is great. Some houses get along better than others. Good looking people tend to do better in the world, so I am not sure what to say.