Register for free to get personalized school recommendations and see which schools are interested in you!
Register for free to get matched with our database of over 3.2 million scholarships and find scholarships you are eligible for!
Take the college student survey to share your opinions about your school and be entered into a $1,000 scholarship!
Reload the page and try again.
It's very hard to tell you which one you should join because they are all so different and it really depends on what you want in a group.My best advice is get to meet all of them or at least one person from each group and see what they're about and see which is the best organization for you. I am currently in Lambda Theta Alpha, and I could not be more happier, it was the best decision of my college career and I highly advise everyone to join greeklife.
You could, or you could get involved in other clubs and activities the school offers.
Their is no need to. You can get access to social groups and parties without being involved in the greek life.
Based off your username I would suggest the Anime Club and Gaming Sector as some of the clubs that might interest you.
To interact and contribute on College Prowler, registration is required. Don't worry, it's free, secure, and only takes a few minutes.
Written by Ian Mehok
Seton Hall consists of two types of people: those involved in Greek life and those involved in making fun of those who went Greek. While Greek life is a major part of college life, the Greek life on Seton Hall is laughable compared to most. Although it is present at different events, there are not many notable fraternities or sororities that truly encompass the idea of a great Greek organization. Even if the fraternities are somewhat laughable, they do know how to throw a party. As a freshman, you either are being rushed into joining the fraternity or you are trying to attend as many parties as possible before they keep you from entering. If your idea of a good time is having a close-knit group of friends, get into one of these organizations as soon as possible.
Still, there is a large portion of the campus that views Greek life at Seton Hall as the easiest way to buy friends. Students could be better served by going to one of the many sports houses around the town—everyone is invited and pledging isn’t involved before you can have a good time. Ultimately, joining a Greek organization comes down to what type of party you want to be involved in, not whether you will fit in on campus. The parties thrown by Greeks are unrivaled, but the amount of work it takes to be a part of one or two of these parties each year could be much better spent on the outside.
Non-registered users are limited to 10 school profile page views per month.
Register for free to gain full access!