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Social Scene

The majority of students are into partying. Many students are greek, but whether you're male or female, it will change your experience. If you're male and don't rush your freshman year, chances are you'll be looking for stuff to do on weekends and unless you know an upperclassman, you may not find much to do, as you're only welcome at fraternity parties during rush week (fall and spring). After your freshman year, however, it's much easier to find parties to go to because even if you don't live off campus, chances are a bunch of your friends do. You just have to get through freshman year.

As a girl, being greek is not all that important. A large portion of the female population is greek, however there is not much you cannot partake in if you're not. The only thing you cannot participate in are sorority events, which include mixers with other sororities/fraternities, and Greek Week. Coming from someone who is not in a sorority, yet has 2 greek roommates, I can tell you that they both love their sorority, but they find themselves hanging out with many people from both different sororities and who are not in them.