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Texas Christian UniversityGreek Life Summary

Location
Fort Worth, TX
Undergrads
7,326
Tuition
$28,298
Admission Difficulty
Hard
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Texas Christian University Greek Life had a new discussion posted by agerfan1
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Texas Christian University Greek Life had a new discussion posted by Megan188

No. There are sororities that fit everyone, and they are all welcoming.

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With 28 Greek organizations and nearly 40 percent of students involved in Greek life, fraternities and sororities definitely stake their claim at TCU. Most students do not feel pressured to join a Greek organization, though some feel it is vital in order to really take part in the social scene. The mix of national, local, and faith-based Greek organizations gives students a variety of options from which to choose. While Greek life is not for everyone, many students who are in a fraternity or sorority enjoy it.

You don’t have to be Greek to get along at TCU, but a Greek emphasis does prevail. The sororities and fraternities hold a ton of socials and each one has a specific fundraiser. Frats and sororities tend to distinguish social groups, but being Greek does not completely isolate students from the campus population.

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Typical Springtime Saturday
Typical Springtime Saturday
Typical Springtime Saturday Typical Springtime Saturday Before formal, everybody goes to Frog Fountain to take pictures. When two or three groups have formal that night, it gets pretty crowded!
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