<p>I am going to be going to Tulane next year and Greek life interests me a lot. My dad says his biggest regret from college is not joining a frat (he's not jewish). The thing is, I was raised jewish and although I am not religious in any way (I am actually kind of anti religion), could this hinder my joining a frat?</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>Good Lord, no. I say it that way for emphasis, not that it was a silly question. There was a time when it would have made a difference at many schools (although not Tulane, at least not in anything resembling recent history). You will be absolutely fine at Tulane no matter if you are Jewish, part-Jewish, non-Jewish, or Jewish on alternate weekends. Just be yourself and enjoy it there.</p>
<p>You may want to look into sigma alpha mu and alpha epsilon pi, both are historically Jewish fraternities, but one does not have to be Jewish to join. “Sammy” I believe, is one of the larger, and according to S2, one of the most fun fraternities on campus.</p>