what is the purpose of a fratnernity really?

College Life
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<p>I say this in all seriousness. They say they’re about “brotherhood,” and “philanthropy,” but that consists of less than <5 percent of their daily activities. I’m convinced that the whole purpose of a fraternity is to have the most outlandish parties in order to “seduce” the best looking sorority/other girls and to help all “brothers” get “lucky” for lack of a better term. Then after this, the goal is to make all other fraternities terrible in comparison by showcasing interfraternal trophies while recruiting freshman men who share this type A lustful personality. </p>

<p>So, the goal is to recruit more, have sex with the most hottest woman, and make all other frats fail in comparison… but they hide behind the once in a semester philanthropy,to make themselves look like strapping young lads! THIS IS RIDICULOUS AND SIMPLY NOT TRUE. Philanthropy, yeah right!</p>

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<p>Partying, largely. Quite common knowledge that if you’re looking for upstanding members of society to look in the opposite direction of fraternities.</p>

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<p>someone told me it was like 4 getting jobs n stuff after grad so i guess its kinda liek an unemplayment office but 4 rich ppl</p>

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<p>El oh el…</p>

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<p>Imo employers take fraternity on resume with a grain of salt!</p>

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<p>I’m curious what about Tau Beta Pi…the engineering fraternity. I’m assuming the engineering part precludes partying but who knows.</p>

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<p>the engineering fraternity is not in the same league as something like PIE or Sigma chi! That is a good thing!</p>

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<p>Some professional fraternities are pretty similar to social (regular) frats. Many of them throw just as many parties.</p>

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<p>Partying pretty much.</p>

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<p>For being a bro.</p>

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<p>Being able to say bro a million times a week has to be worth the admissions price alone :D</p>

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<p>That cracked me up, dude.</p>

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<p>The purpose is to be a ******, usually.</p>

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<p>Tau Beta Pi is more of an honor society as described [url=<a href=“http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honor_society]here[/url”>Honor society - Wikipedia]here[/url</a>].</p>

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<p>Why do you care so much about other people’s lives?</p>