University of South Florida Tampa - USF Greek Life Reviews

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Greek life at USF is small, but close. Having a smaller greek life makes social interaction easier, as it seems like everyone had a basic idea of each other in greek. Overall, greek at USF is on the right path for success, but small as of now.

Commuter school.

Honestly, if this was a few years ago, my ratings would be way different but Greek life at USF has made substantial gains and at this point it has become pretty essential to be in a fraternity or sorority if you want to get in on the social scene. I would definitely put USF Greek life in upper tier in Florida. USF has some stupid housing rules but some chapters like Phi Delta Theta have gotten around this but other than that it’s very good. Tampa is next to only Miami when it comes to nightlife and fraternities at USF are at the head of Tampa nightlife. Overall I’d highly recommend joining a frat or sorority if you care about having a good time and making the most of your 4 years (and yes, you will be hazed, anyone saying there is no hazing is lying or not in Greek life)

Amazing!!

The school is great greek is fire but only if your in the top tier as you will have the either the hottest guys and girls who truly know how to fully party.

Pretty standard Florida greek life, tiers may be pretty subjective here but overall the fraternities here do better than their respective chapters in other states. A lot of petty drama on this website but from personal knowledge, in real life a lot of the stuff said here doesn’t carry over to real life. The biggest thing separating them from big name schools is the lack of greek housing. The school charges their greek members to stay in basically dorms and charges them a large amount at that. It puts a lot of fraternities in debt and with greek culture here (and all over the country) decreasing in numbers, the fraternities that pay for this on campus housing suffer financially. The real plus with this school is their party/nightlife/tailgat e scene. Tampa is filled with hot spots, and usf greek members typically run the scene. Tailgates attract a lot of people, and with no shortage of big name dj’s in Tampa, fraternities typically set a pretty fun environment at their parties/tailgates. All in all this greek scene is good, of course the biggest takeaways this school should focus on is better inner fraternal relations and trying to work out a better greek housing system.

Greek has taken over and kind of rules the school now. It’s growing bigger every year and controls the social scene. If you’re not in a fraternity or a sorority you’re not really relevant at this school. Definitely consider going through rush or recruitment, you will be sorry if you miss out

If you’re not in Greek life you are a nobody. The party scene and social life is alive because of fraternities carrying the weight of the school on its back. I would not recommend coming to this school unless you’re involved in a fraternity or sorority. If you wear letters around campus and to bars you’re automatically looked at as important (as long as you’re not in a bottom tier frat or sorority)