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Did you go Greek in college?

  1. kjpugs

    grapefruit / 4862 posts

    @anbanan15: I know what school it sounds like you went to - Rider- because I had friends got ZTA and AZD there. I actually went to school in NC.

  2. anbanan15

    grapefruit / 4681 posts

    @KJfromNJ: haha how did you know?! (and the house I was talking about was neither of them!). Depending on when they graduated I may know them! I got married in NC!

  3. kjpugs

    grapefruit / 4862 posts

    @anbanan15: They both graduated in 2007 I remember hearing about how their dorms were for the sororities and them having a cook and all that

  4. anbanan15

    grapefruit / 4681 posts

    @KJfromNJ: Oh I would at least know the one in ZTA! I graduated in '08! If the girl in AZD was a biology/geo student I would know her too lol. Small world!

  5. purrpletulips

    pomegranate / 3414 posts

    Yes, belonged to a local sorority (XAN)

  6. lilyann

    nectarine / 2878 posts

    Tri Delta! I had an amazing Greek experience and keep in touch with several of my sisters on a daily basis. I did go to a small private school though, so that might have made a difference. My pledge class ended up being around 10 people by the time we were seniors.

  7. dookie32

    kiwi / 538 posts

    @Ree723: I was an Alpha Phi also!

    I know a lot of people have negative associations with Greeks & sororities but it was a great experience for me. I had a really hard time meeting people freshman year and once I pledged (we rushed before 2nd semester) I instantly met a bunch of people who were like me. Most of my sisters are still some of my closest friends now.

  8. Turd Ferguson

    pomegranate / 3160 posts

    Nope. Our school had them, but they weren't as "big" as some of the other schools in the area. You had the select few that were like, aaall about 'em, but for the most part, no one really cared.

  9. Mrs. J

    pomelo / 5132 posts

    Alpha Phi! I didn't rush until my sophomore year because I thought I would never in a million years pledge, but it really helped me to connect to campus (I commuted) and feel a sisterhood bond that I missed from my all girl high school. Our school was really, really strict on the hazing issue and any other things that would bring a bad name on Greek Life/our university, so I liked it. Our Greek community was pretty small, which led to some issues between chapters, but overall, I had a really positive experience. I got my first taste of teaching as the New Member Educator

    @Ree723: @dookie32: yea, APhi!

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