Anonymous wrote:there was so much more drinking in our day than now. he will not be the only one not drinking
Anonymous wrote:This is OP. This is nice to hear. My son has no issue being around drinking. Again he takes medicine that does not allow for drinking and that is life and he is fine with this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:All frats have drinking. That's kind of the point of a frat.
Would your son be interested in the military/ROTC? This is not a joke---it's a similar cultures of fraternity/brotherhood.
All frats have drinking, but many have members who don't drink. Mine did back in the day.
Similar to ROTC, he might consider the Corps of Cadets at Texas A&M or VTech.
Anonymous wrote:This isn't something that exists anywhere, even on supposedly dry campuses. Maybe a service fraternity?
Anonymous wrote:We are just starting to look at schools for my son. He is a good student who likes sports and the idea of being in a frat. He doesn’t have brothers and likes the thought of brotherhood. He does not drink and will not due to medication. I wonder if it is possible to be in a fraternity when you are not a partier? He will be a business major most likely. He is currently an A- student and has taken SAT 1480 but will take again. Will have a total of 8 AP for graduation. We are not looking at Ivy league as looks like these stars will not be enough. Thank you
Anonymous wrote:All frats have drinking. That's kind of the point of a frat.
Would your son be interested in the military/ROTC? This is not a joke---it's a similar cultures of fraternity/brotherhood.