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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My child, specifically. She is the opposite of a sorority girl. Very sophistocated in my personal opinion and has a lot of experiences kids her age haven't (and vice versa, as she grew up outside of the US). She seems to think it would be a big party with very kids who are very "Virginian," which she finds distainful. Doesn't everyone find their tribe?[/quote] In my experience, back in the day, the handful of “Residential Colleges” at UVa were a good fit. In my residential college, at least, there was no pressure to participate in any Greek events. I never was interested in the Greek thing. I am an introvert, and studious / academic. There are a wide range of clubs, some just fun and some a bit academic. Maybe look into the International Residential College specifically. It is categorized on their web site as a housing option. I suspect W&M also would be a good option, but did not go there so cannot offer any specifics.[/quote]
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