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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]^[b]Also, its 35-40% despite Freshman not being allowed to rush until second semester, so really its about 40-46%. That's not including those that only join Greek Life in sophomore year, so at upper levels its 50%+ and not being in Greek Life means you are likely the odd one out. [/b]

This is less pronounced in engineering though. [/quote]

Utterly and totally false. my DC just graduated. Figure is 35% not 50% it what figure the person who didn’t get in wants to claim. They probably went to Wash & Lee where 86 percent participate. google it. You can go all four years as my DC did, have a great group of friends, get into a great grad school and never o ce set foot in a Greek house since they are off campus on Rugby Road.[/quote]

Ask your kids to help you with the math. This is more their turf.

35% of all undergraduates = [b]X% of 3rd & 4th year students [/b][/quote]

why are you not including 2nd years... they rush Feb of 2nd year... so they are technically greek at that point. I'm simply asking because I am NOT good at math LOL[/quote]

Sorry - on that first post I forgot to add the 2nd year in my comment.

But when I typed it out again here, I did include them: 
If 1st years can't rush, then that makes it ~46% of 2nd-4th year students (AKA the equivalent to 35% of all students).
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uh USN&WRWR puts it at 35%; other publications put it at only 30%. That’s what I’m going with. [/quote]

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