Top Schools with NO Greek Scene

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@Consolation

Something that I find puzzling is the number of schools where the PR and other guides say the social life is totally dominated by the Greek scene, you are a hopeless reject if you aren’t Greek, etc…and then it turns out that fewer than 40% of students go Greek. You mean the MAJORITY of students have no social life? I don’t buy it.

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<p>That is flat out faulty logic.</p>

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@Coolbrezze

University of Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
University of Connecticut

Penn definitely has frats, 30% are in them
UConn does as well.</p>

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@Hope2getrice

Johns Hopkins University. It exists but is VERY small.

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<p>Its 24% are in fraternities, thats not small.</p>

[MomofWildChild]

<p>Penn’s Greek scene is very strong. Coolbrezze seems to have a lot of incorrect information which he/she posts on a number of threads.</p>

[osucowboys]

<p>Wait.</p>

<p>What’s wrong with a Greek scene–why is this “EVIL” ?</p>

[tk21769]

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Chicago has no Greek life…

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<p>Until 1985, the University of Chicago had no sororities. An old campus legend attributes this fact to the plight of a student named Ida Noyes, said to have been driven to an early death by her failed attempts to join a sorority:</p>

<p>[The</a> University of Chicago Magazine: August 2004](<a href=“http://magazine.uchicago.edu/0408/features/index-print.shtml]The”>http://magazine.uchicago.edu/0408/features/index-print.shtml)</p>

[Millhouse]

<p>Well if I remember correctly, I wanted to go to an undergrad bschool
so NYU</p>