<p>hey so i was just wondering if you're gay/bisexual, would that put you completely out of any sort of greek life at cornell??</p>
<p>No of course not.</p>
<p>I’m baffled to wonder why you would be concerned.</p>
<p>Cornell has a long standing non-discrimination policy that is not to be trifled with so there are severe consequences to this sort of discrimination.</p>
<p>Edit: I <em>believe</em> there are some greek organizations that are specifically for tglb oriented people if that is what you are looking for.</p>
<p>It wouldn’t, but some fraternities are so ridiculously selective that it may not even matter.</p>
<p>It definitely shouldn’t be a problem-- even “top houses” have a handful of gays. That being said, Islander is right…those houses are ridiculously selective (always less than 20 guys/ pledge class) so take that in to consideration.</p>
<p>The social director of my daughter’s boyfriend’s frat is gay. It’s not known as a traditionally lgbt-friendly frat, just worked out that way…</p>
<p>I know a few bi/gays in fraternities around campus. I don’t think its so much of a huge deal nowadays. I think it comes down to more with fit, attitude, and behavior.</p>