Comparable Schools'
Greek Life Grades:
Quick Stats
% of Undergrad Men in Fraternities
5 %
% of Undergrad Women in Sororities
6 %
Number of Fraternities
33
College Prowler Take
There's not an overwhelming Greek population. Frat parties do make up a significant percentage of the party scene, but students don’t have to be Greek to go. For the most part, the fraternities and sororities co-exist with everyone else on campus, although some students report that the Greek students rarely venture out of the system.
While most students don’t mind the Greek life on campus, some believe that rush week can get a little annoying with the new pledges chanting all day long, the sorority girls singing, and everyone running around in togas and scrubs. However, rather than get annoyed with them, most students prefer to just laugh. Because really, when you see a big group of hot guys walking down the street and they’re all wearing lipstick, what else can you do?
Students Speak Out
Love your school more than free food? Hate your school more than term papers?
Somewhere in between? Show the world what YOU think of YOUR school:
dino says: University of California - Davis 2016 Engineering  |
Greek life here is crazy. I always...
Greek life here is crazy. I always got invited to different frat parties. Chi Phi and TKE brothers are chill.
Greek Life: May 11, 2009
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Anonymous says: |
Greek life is here. I wouldn’t say...
Greek life is here. I wouldn’t say it dominates. We have a lot of students, and only about 10 percent are in the Greek system. It’s not hard to find a frat party if that’s what you’re looking for, though. |
Anonymous says: |
The Greek life doesn’t dominate...
The Greek life doesn’t dominate the social scene, but it does help. I am not in a sorority or a coed fraternity, nor a little sis at a frat, but I know a lot of members, and a lot of them are very funny and fun to hang out with. You don’t have to be a Greek to have fun, and you won’t be pressured into it. But if you are curious, they are very friendly, so check it out. |
Anonymous says: |
The Greek life is big, and...
The Greek life is big, and everyone has their own opinions. I think that it does dominate a little bit, but that’s not a bad thing. There are parties all the time, and some are invite-only. But there are parties that anyone can go to, and they are fun if you’re into drinking and dancing. |
Anonymous says: |
I’m sure there are some advantages...
I’m sure there are some advantages of being Greek, I just don’t see any. Why be in the system and pay for it when you can just show up at the parties for free? It’s beyond me. |
Facts
Fraternities
- Alpha Epsilon Pi
- Alpha Gamma Omega
- Alpha Gamma Rho
- Alpha Kappa Psi
- Alpha Phi Omega
- Alpha Zeta Psi
- Chi Rho Omicron
- Delta Chi
- Delta Epsilon Mu
- Delta Lambda Phi Xi
- Delta Phi Beta
- Delta Sigma Phi
- Epsilon Sigma Rho
- Gamma Zeta Alpha
- Kappa Alpha Theta
- Lambda Chi Alpha
- Lambda Phi Epsilon
- Lambda Theta Phi
- Nu Alpha Kappa
- Phi Beta Sigma
- Phi Delta Theta
- Pi Kappa Alpha
- Psi Chi Omega
- Sigma Alpha Epsilon
- Sigma Alpha Mu
- Sigma Chi
- Sigma Kappa Rho
- Sigma Lambda Beta
- Sigma Mu Delta
- Sigma Nu
- Sigma Phi Epsilon
- Tau Kappa Epsilon
- Theta Chi
- Theta Xi
Sororities
- Alpha Chi Omega
- Alpha Kappa Delta Phi
- Alpha Phi
- Chi Delta Theta
- Chi Omega
- Delta Delta Delta
- Delta Gamma
- Kappa Alpha Theta
- Kappa Gamma Delta
- Kappa Kappa Gamma
- Kappa Psi Epsilon
- Lambda Omicron Xi
- Lambda Sigma Gamma
- Lambda Theta Nu
- Pi Beta Phi
- Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi
- Sigma Alpha Zeta
- Sigma Lambda Gamma
- Sigma Omicron Pi
- Sigma Pi Alpha
Other Greek Organizations
- Davis Collegiate
- Fraternity Council
- Greek Conduct Board
- Interfraternity Council
- Order of Omega
- Panhellenic Association
- United Sorority &
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