tcu houses

Yes greek life is still so fun! And they will be getting new houses by 2017! The houses now are more like "dorms" but the new ones should be awesome.

Don't party in the houses but off site venues which TCU buses you to/ greek is extremely strong here

We have such a awesome greek life that the houses don't seem to matter much but we are getting an all new greek next year and it will be amazing just like every improvement they've been doing

The new Greek is going to be top rate just like every other update TCU is doing. The vast majority of students are Greek and they are so involved and social. The housing is not nearly as important as the organization.

tcu greek like if 'improving'; that says it all (just like ag greek life).

New Greek community is being built this summer which will be top knotch. The majority of our students are greek and there are activities almost every day. TCU greek life is extremely strong.

In all honesty, no it's not the same traditional Greek expirence.

Pros to our "non traditional" Greek system:
—Everyone on campus is a lot closer with people in other houses
—Everyone at TCU shares the same dining hall so every time you go you always see people you know
—all parties are held off campus so you don't have to register them with the university.
—if your fraternity is on social pro bo, that really doesn't make that much of a difference since all parties and tailgates are off campus anyways.
—dues are CHEAPPPP
—all Greek houses are so close together it makes pre gaming with other chapters is easy

Cons:
—parties are off campus so Uber charges can get expensive
—parties are off campus so each week a different fraternity could have one at a different house and it's annoying to have to figure all that ish out.
—no cooks
—no house moms
—TCU has total control over your house so you can't do what you want with it in terms of renovations
—houses are not nearly as close as houses I've see at other big colleges.

It would be nice to have the huge mansions for houses like many campuses but TCU is too landlocked for that. I don't feel the building makes the chapter. It's the members. Plus, the new greek will be beautiful.

You don't have the amazing mansions that some school have but having everyone together, within walking distance, let's all group get together easily. Private buses take us to off campus locations that are way better than staying in the same place anyway for events.

True there are no old houses but the new greek community will rock and over 50% of students are greek so it is extremely strong here