Dorms, Pre-med, greek life, and more...help please!

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Southern California
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<p>So I am an Idaho girl entering the USC class of 2016 as a Presidential Scholar, applied as a bio major with a potential interest in Health Policy. I have a couple of questions for anyone! Please, just be straightforward and honest.</p>

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<li>How hard is it to do premed? Im not bad at the sciences, but Im not the best. Honestly if the world were perfect and ideal I'd be a visual artist.</li>
<li>How hard would it be to do premed plus minor in a language, or double major in business/econ?</li>
<li>Club running teams?</li>
<li>SHould I go greek? I heard for people who want a life but are in a hard major, its like a support group of social people who help tutor you when you need and also keep you on track while providing an outlet for social life.</li>
<li>For premed major who can get distracted by fun activity (but maybe not), is New/North a bad idea?</li>
<li>Is Birkrant probably better?</li>
<li>Anyone in French? How is it?</li>
<li>Easy to take art/vocal/dance classes?</li>
<li>uhhh advice? i think thats it. </li>
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<p>Anyways, Ive been looking through threads but I have to apply for housing NOW im probably already too late.... Please and thank you</p>

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<p>You are guaranteed in at Birk as a pres scholar - so no worries there. You sound pretty social, which is a good thing so you will do fine whether you pledge a sorority or not. My D (not at USC) is in one and yes, it can help with focus, tutoring, and connections. D’s big sister nominated her for one of 10 senior leadership positions at her uni and she got it for next fall.
Current students can give you better advice with the rest! I’m sure you will do great no matter what.</p>

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<p>oh ok thats awesome! That actually makes me feel a lot better. Ok in that case I probably will, do you live in the houses then? Thanks so much!</p>