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I'm pretty sure frats at A&M wouldn't force drinking or haze people either.
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Not true at all. I've been through rush and have friends in fraternities. It's just like frats anywhere else, with the only difference being the size of fraternities are smaller... thus their presence at A&M is also less.
Back to the OP. If you envision yourself happier at TCU, and money is not an issue as you said, you should go there. I honestly don't know why you are posting this as you've said nothing positive about A&M (which is perfectly fine), and everything positive about TCU minus the frat deal. A&M's honors college is smaller and can give you a more personal experience with your professors so also keep that in mind. A&M's network is stronger than TCU's in my opinion, but TCU will give you plenty of great opportunities. That's all I can really comment on. Your friends will be the ones you chose, and frats at TCU are only different than A&M's by how much more they carry their presence on campus.