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A&M consists of two types of people: -"redasses" which are super-geed over-the-top school spirit types who hate greek life and basically anything that isn't the corps or an A&M tradition -normal students who came here for a college experience and academics. In this portion of the student body greek life is very strong and popular because it's basically the only way to have a real college social experience at A&M (and also the best way to get away from all the redasses) A&M's greek life is actually really strong. The chapters are large, the parties are fun, they're heavily involved, and at least all the upper tiers have really good quality members. Id say the only public school in Texas with a better greek life is UT (Tech is probably about even with A&M) if you're in business, probably 80% of the student body is greek, but otherwise greek life seems small (somewhere around 15% I think) but thats because A&M has a massive student population. 15% of 60,000 students is still a bigger greek life than most schools. Most people love greek life here, but there is a stigma against it for hardcore Ags because it's somehow not an A&M tradition despite being like 50 years old here