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Greek Life

Quick Stats

Undergrad Men in Fraternities 2%
Undergrad Women in Sororities 1%
Number of Fraternities 7
Number of Sororities 4

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

The Greek scene at MSU is less than prominent, with only nine fraternities and four sororities. Most students view the Greek life as an extension of high school cliques and avoid it at all costs. Those who do venture into it, however, find a great group of people for parties and consuming massive amounts of alcohol. A few years ago, the frats and sororities only raised $9,000 between the 13 of them, leading the casual observer to come to the conclusion that their main goal is actually not benefiting the community, but (gasp!) throwing loud parties that the cops often have to break up.

Despite the downfalls (or, if you prefer the keg to helping UNICEF, the benefits) of joining a Greek organization, the experience does give members some vital networking skills. The ASMSU president is a member of a frat and is, of course, very well-known among all groups of people. In this sense, Greek life is very prominent on campus, since in most cases, Greek students are the ones representing the rest of the students. They also organize some entertainment events, such as recruiting comedians to come to MSU. So, while fraternity brothers and sorority sisters do not always do much to help the community, they do set themselves up for success—something to keep in mind during fall Rush.

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Greek Life at Montana State University

dsoren

'15

Kinesiology and Exercise Science

1.9
C-

Lame

Pretty much frat parties are for freshman who think they're cool and don't have anywhere else to go.

Nov 08, 2011

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Greek Life at Montana State University

typecandi

'13

Graphic Design

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Greek Life?

I'm unsure as I have never participated in any greek events. I have some friends who are Greek and they are great people, though.

Oct 04, 2011

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maggieheerdt

'12

Physical Therapy

2.3
C

Not Much

They aren't that big of a deal on campus, most people don't attend them.

Jun 18, 2011

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Student Survey Poll ResultsWhat's This?

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What is the general attitude of non-Greeks toward Greeks?

What kind of housing is available for Greek students?

How difficult is it to get into a fraternity or sorority?

Facts

Fraternities
  • Alpha Gamma Rho
  • Kappa Sigma
  • Phi Sigma Kappa
  • Pi Kappa Alpha
  • Sigma Alpha Epsilon
  • Sigma Chi
  • Sigma Phi Epsilon
Sororities
  • Alpha Gamma Delta
  • Alpha Omicron Pi
  • Chi Omega
  • Pi Beta Phi
Other Greek Organizations
  • Greek Council
  • Greek Peer Advisors
  • Interfraternity Council
  • Order of Omega
  • Panhellenic Council

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