Big Greek and Football Schools: The Only Real College Experience

[Anonymous]

Can we all agree to this? I mean, so much fun, so much variety, and more often than not plenty of smart kids and top academic opportunities?

Who wouldn't want to be a smart, good looking and outgoing Greek guy or girl at an SEC, Big Ten or ACC school? What a time and place to be young.

[Anonymous]

Wild tunnel vision op, just enjoy what you like

[Anonymous]

You're remembering pre-NIL college sports. It don't work like that anymore. It's like going to a Mets game at citifield--athletes don't live on campus or attend classes anymore.

[Anonymous]

Come on the bullhorn babes at Columbia, Oberlin, Wellesley are having a blast. Not.

[Anonymous]

If CBS or ESPN could have a split screen and show the kids at UGA, Bama, Auburn and on the other screen show the appearances of kids from the Ivies and Seven Sisters schools. Yikes

[Anonymous]

I see in this limited version of utopia, that if you are not good-looking, your life is worthless.

[Anonymous]

I agree with OP! Looks like so much fun. Husband and I went to very academic schools for college/grad school. I was at columbia for the 4 years they never won a football game. When we watch these big national football game experiences, my husband and I both agree that big football schools have their own kind upside and wish we had that opportunity when we were young!

[Anonymous]

I had a great time at a NESCAC school that had a lame football team and coed “social houses” instead of frats/sororities. I wouldn’t have traded it for a Michigan/Acc/SEC experience at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I see in this limited version of utopia, that if you are not good-looking, your life is worthless.

Well, I wouldn't say worthless. But definitely less fun.

[Anonymous]

Not sure about "Big Greek," whatever that is, but the large state schools are indeed a great place to spend four years. There is something for everyone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I had a great time at a NESCAC school that had a lame football team and coed “social houses” instead of frats/sororities. I wouldn’t have traded it for a Michigan/Acc/SEC experience at all.

Because that's all you know.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If CBS or ESPN could have a split screen and show the kids at UGA, Bama, Auburn and on the other screen show the appearances of kids from the Ivies and Seven Sisters schools. Yikes

Exactly. Just sayin'

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Can we all agree to this? I mean, so much fun, so much variety, and more often than not plenty of smart kids and top academic opportunities?

Who wouldn't want to be a smart, good looking and outgoing Greek guy or girl at an SEC, Big Ten or ACC school? What a time and place to be young.

Yes, and anyone who disagrees is weird and should be relentlessly mocked. They're also probably unattractive which makes them inherently inferior.

[Anonymous]

There aren’t too many Diane Sawyers walking thru the gates of Wellesley these days.

[Anonymous]

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