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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Since everyone else is throwing you under the bus for this question, I will provide one normal answer.  He needs to do more research, talk to guys who end up in the various frats and find one that suits him more.

My DS is a very non-greek type and he found a place that was perfect for him. Every campus will have one I'd think.  I will say that yes this IS something he will have to do himself but no reason not to lend moral support.[/quote]

I agree with this advice.

I wasn't sure what the details of the post would be before I opened this, but I was certain there would be a flood of posters telling OP to "land the helicopter." I wish people would just not respond to posts if they don't have advice/answers.[/quote]

"Mom, back off and let your [b]adult [/b]son solve his own social problems" [b]IS [/b]the correct advice and the answer.[/quote]

oh please! These fake answers are so dumb. You and every other poster are just as involved in your kids lives even thought you profess and pretend not to be. No parent spending time reading and posting on a parenting board on a topic for college age kids is just as vested in parenting as the OP. So stop with the BS

And to answer the OPs question, if your DS really wants to join a fraternity he has to look at groups he fits in with. It’s hard for freshman to go to college and realize they aren’t quite the kid of person who is in the “popular” crowd anymore. They have to look beyond that and find a group where they actually like the people and fit it and would want to hang out with. [/quote]

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