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College Prowler Take
As you’ve probably noticed by now, Emerson isn’t your typical college. When you see initiation and hazing rituals in the movies, take note, because you won’t see any of that at Emerson. The few frats and sororities available for membership at Emerson are not popular, and in contrast to the Greek life at bigger universities, the goal for Emerson Greeks is not just to party. Emerson fraternities and sororities are designed for community service and professional networking. They do not rule the social scene. In fact, you might not even know they exist, unless you go to the Organizational Fair and get recruited. There is no Greek housing at Emerson, which shoots down the Animal House possibilities, and the pledging process is very low-key. Students looking for Greek life can find it at Emerson, but they might have to look twice. Orientation is a good time to find out more about the fraternities and sororities and to see whether or not you’re interested. A puny percentage of students pledge, so there is no pressure to join. In fact, some Emersonians even look down upon the organizations. The fraternities and sororities do throw an occasional party, but unless you’re in the know, you’ll probably miss it.
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EmeBH says: Emerson College 2016 Communication and Journalism  |
Greek life isn't too significant...
Greek life isn't too significant at Emerson. The organizations don't have houses, but they do still have parties. Don't expect to be invited to one if you don't rush or know someone who is rushing, at least not if you're a freshman. Overall, Emerson students don't really give that much thought to frats—there's always too many other things going on.
Greek Life: March 02, 2009
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EmeFM says: Emerson College 2015 Other  |
Greek life is pretty much...
Greek life is pretty much nonexistent because Emerson only has a few Greek groups on campus. Their main purpose for being there is for socializing and networking so that people can get connections involving their goal careers.
Greek Life: February 19, 2009
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Anonymous says:  |
Greek life does exist at Emerson,...
Greek life does exist at Emerson, but very few students participate. In fact, in my two years here, I haven’t met one person that was in either a frat or sorority. It’s just not that kind of school. I think the students celebrate their independence too much to want to join a larger organization. Most of them are sort of pushing against the grain, against the current of the mainstream. But since it’s a collective movement, we all end up sort of pushing the same way and creating our own little current. |
Anonymous says:  |
I think Emerson Greek life may...
I think Emerson Greek life may actually have more to do with the ‘foundations’ of Greek life than the movie version of the frat party. |
Anonymous says:  |
I don’t think Emerson students...
I don’t think Emerson students necessarily look down upon Greek life, it just goes against the concept of what our school is all about. |
FactsFraternities
- Alpha Pi Theta
- Phi Alpha Tau
- Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Sororities
- Alpha Epsilon Phi
- Kappa Gamma Chi
- Sigma Pi Theta
Other Greek Organizations
- Greek Council
- Zeta Phi Eta (coed professional fraternity)
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