international student
by: internationalstudenthey, i know that most of UT is full of white people, so i want to know how hard is for a Hispanic to get into a frat? and what are the frats with more Hispanics?
#1by: Truth
Best thing you can do is come to RoundUp or contact an alumnus from one of the fraternities you're interested in and then you'll get a feel. I'm going to be honest, a lot of these kids have little to no international exposure or culture and it takes a lot to get them out of their shells. Really good fraternities like fiji/SAE/sig Ep have kids who have hung out together since high school and played on the same sports teams in affluent communities here. Some of these kids have hispanic backgrounds, but they've "followed the formula" if that makes sense aka gone to the "right" schools, etc. As an international student, there's no doubt you share a similar level background-wise...but the problem is...people here aren't necessarily as open minded. To rush effectively you need to get in touch with actives (members) or alumni far ahead of time. Also Towers or Callaway are good buildings to look into. DON'T live on campus (it kind of sucks and you won't meet as many people or get a sense of whether greek life is something for you).
Commentby: ok
you definitely have your work cut out for you as a UTSA transfer tbh. I thought you were a legit "international student" from the impression you first gave. You have to know people very well for fiji/sae/kappa sig/sig ep to let you into a roundup party. You'll have to know someone for every party. I am pretty sure sigma chi lets all walks of life into their roundup party, but that isn't really true for their rush. start making contacts now, if you can. Roundup is not a good time to start..
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by: one more thing
depending on where you want to go, I'd recommend getting in touch with alumni NOW or if you have friends at UT who can connect you, even better. Did you go to a good school that could help connections-wise? What are you planning on majoring in? Do you honestly see yourself fitting in? Consider all of these points too
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I mean i am a legit international student, i was in a community college studying English for a semester, and then i did one year in a community college because classes are easier in there for people whos english is not their first language. Then, i was going to tranfer to UT but i missed the deadline and i didnt want to stay in a community college cause , you only see like old people in there, so i transferred to UTSA, and now i already applied to UT and i am pretty sure i am going to get accepted cause my gpa is 3.92.Do you think that i will have a problem that i am going to be a junior in the fall? I will be 19 years old though and i have like 3 more years to graduate. Also, i do not know anybody in UT austin cause like i said i am a legit international student and i only know people here in san antonio. I have been here in this country for 2 years so far.
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by: never mind
you're good, you're good. I'm sure that if you start making connections now, people will appreciate something new. It is a difficult process though
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by: ^^
i got money man, i mean i am going to pay 20K per semester at UT and it is almost impossible to get an scholarship as an international student.I do not throw the money though. i mean i dress with nice clothes but i control most of the times how much i spend.
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by: internationalstudent
thanks man, one more thing, i heard that the RoundUp is just like a bunch of parties but, can anyone get into the parties or i have to know someone in the frat to get in? I am a UTSA student rn, but i will be transferring in the fall to UT.
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