<p>This is something I've heard nothing about at TAMU. I know there are a bunch of organizations, but no one's mentioned them on the tour or anywhere. I love Texas A&M, but I've always wanted to go Greek and dont really know what its like there. </p>
<p>Is greek life active on campus? Are they big? Do they even have a Greek Row(didnt see one on my visit)?</p>
<p>Greek life is indeed active at A&M. If you want to do it - go for it. I’ve only seen sorority row - 12 big big nice houses… I hear the frat houses are not at nice, but indeed somewhere in college station (actually one frat house is on sorority row).<br>
thing about Greeks at A&M - no big deal - take it or leave it
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<p>The fraternities are scattered-so no fraternity row. Although there might be a couple on one street, definitely not a bunch on one street.</p>