fraternities
by: Business schoolDo any fraternities seem to have most of guys in business school or are they all over?
Commentby: ^Jun 24, 2016 1:25:08 PM
Being Greek will not interfere with being in the business school. I would say the majority of business students are Greek. In fact, it will probably help in a lot of areas as far as getting into good programs within Mays or recruiting with companies, as a lot of the most successful students are fraternity and sorority members. Plus you'll have a lot of older brothers who will be able to help you out when it comes to lower level classes
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by: ^Jun 24, 2016 1:34:31 PM
The majority of fraternity guys are engineers or business students. Those two, combined with guys doing some other majors as pre-med or pre-law, probably make up a good 3/4ths of fraternity life.
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#4 by: What I've seen
The business school is basically fraternity/sorority central. It has a strong representation of every Greek organization and you'll see tons of guys from every major fraternity in your classes. The real jackpot of Mays though is getting into a program like TRIP, PPA, Titans, or any of those other prestigious business groups, and from personal observation I think those are mostly full of Fiji's and Sig Ep's, as well as quite a few KA's and Delt's.
Despite being known for having strong GPAs, you don't see very many Betas or Pikes making it big at Mays, or basically any lower tier frat guys.
If you're focused on academics, steer clear of SAE or Sigma Chi
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by: thanksJun 24, 2016 10:51:16 AM
So if I want to rush next semester it shouldn't be a problem? I am pretty social but not a huge partier and making my grades is important to me.
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