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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Joining a fraternity is the solution to the social challenges of attending an OOS public. The forced togetherness of pledgeship will help him forge bonds quickly and potentially assimilate into pre-existing friend groups (given that high school friends often rush the same house). Within 8-10 weeks, he'll go from being the awkward new guy that no one knows to being a god on campus who gets into the best parties and has the best girls wanting to date him. Statistically, he'll also have a higher GPA and better networking opportunities than if he remains a GDI.[/quote]

Ugh, this advice was the absolute wrong thing to convince me that OOS flagships are a good idea.  My DC is not the greek type.

Thanks so much for your response, though!  Very helpful.[/quote]

Greek god guy posts that all the time.  It's quite possible to find friends at Michigan without going Greek.

I don't think Greek god guy went to Michigan.

I've never heard a Michigan person use the expression "foyine girls".[/quote]

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