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University of MississippiGreek Life Summary

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University, MS
Undergrads
12,109
Tuition (in-state)
$13,050 ($5,790)
Admission Difficulty
Easy
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University of Mississippi Greek Life had a new discussion posted by jackyankfan

KA, Sigma Nu and sigma Chi forget it, the others have kids from all over.

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University of Mississippi Greek Life had a new discussion posted by tirrab13

Some do and some don't. I know that I belong to one that does accept every background.

Okay well thanks for your response.

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University of Mississippi Greek Life had a new discussion posted by marmarxoxo

always...

yes im pretty sure you can

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Janna Jones
Hometown
Booneville, Miss.
Major
Print Journalism
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Greek life at Ole Miss isn’t just another organization—it’s a way of life. The Greeks on campus aren’t just partiers who go out all the time; they’re in all the clubs and religious organizations, on the Student Programming Board, and busy with volunteering and conducting fundraisers. They’re basically everywhere, and they’re involved all over campus and in the city. The parties are great, but they’re only a small part of Greek life. The majority of a Greek student’s time is spent on rush practice, meetings, committees, study hall, and volunteering. Most Greek organizations require each member to earn a certain amount of points each semester through service hours and attendance at campus-wide lectures. Each fraternity and sorority has different rules to abide by, but almost all have some sort of academic policy that you must sign.

If your parents are dubious about you joining one of these organizations, tell them about these positive aspects of the Greek system. If you’re even remotely thinking about going Greek, many students will tell you that it’s fun and you’ll meet tons of people. If you decide you’re not sure you want to commit to something that serious and time consuming, wait a year. You can always rush as a sophomore. Remember to be open-minded and don’t dislike people because they’re in a fraternity or a sorority—but don’t be friends with people just because they’re in one, either.

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