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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Happened to a nephew at Big South University and likely because he was out of state and not hyper/local. Top fraternities are for in-staters only. My brother (his dad) was shocked as we attended same SLAC w/o Greek system.[/quote]

I don't think it's a south thing.  Wisconsin has a few Jewish/East coast ones and then a bunch are mostly for local/chicago or in-state. Just as an example. Similar at Indiana per PP[/quote]

Very similar at Michigan.[/quote]

So if you don't get into the Jewish ones (assuming you're Jewish) then choices are limited?[/quote]

My DD is in the Jewish sorority and we are wasps. I think it is 60% Jewish. It is one of the top sororities at her school and she is having a good time. [/quote]

I went to a big, well known ACC school with a decent size (but not super huge like an SEC school)  Greek system and was in a top 3 sorority and we had many Jewish women in our sorority. Your religion was a non factor for our sorority. It seemed more relevant for frats as there were a few Jewish frats at the time. If I really think about it, we probably were 1/3 Jewish at the sorority in the 90s. [/quote]

I’m pretty sure the traditionally Jewish sororities (SDT, AEPhi, DPhiE) are officially open to non-Jews, as is required to be part of NPC. But unofficially there are still a few campuses where at least one of the traditionally Jewish chapters can easily fill their entire pledge class with only Jewish women, so they tend to do that since they are highly sought out for this reason. [/quote]

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