<p>the dorms act as your quasi-fraternity… people like it there</p>
<p>Johns Hopkins is amazing, gorgeous and amazing programs across the board. Duke is pretty too, they have a ton of fun but it’s pretty hard. Georgetown is good, but that would be easier for you to get in. Good luck!</p>
<p>When did you visit Yale and conclude it was too studious?</p>
<p>@alyssamarazzo: Georgetown doesn’t recognize fraternities and sororities and its greek life is practically nonexistent.</p>
<p>Consider UCLA, Michigan, Duke, Notre Dame, and Vanderbilt.</p>
<p>^ why not USC?</p>
<p>are you a UCLA student?</p>
<p>Hahaha, yupp.</p>
<p>I actually visited Yale around 2 weeks ago. Arguably it was the first week of classes, and it was “shopping period” - a stressful time for many students so i understand that it may not have been the most accurate depiction of everyday Yale life. however, i got that inexplicable feeling just from wandering the dining halls and the campus that it wasnt the best fit for me</p>
<p>Duke is a great match.</p>
<p>Yeah, you did come at a bad time. But if you got that feel, I guess you shouldn’t ignore it.</p>
<p>Penn sounds perfect, but you already have it on your list :)</p>
<p>You might find something useful in this thread:</p>
<p><a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/college-search-selection/348753-ranking-social-life-usnwr-top-20-a.html[/url]”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/college-search-selection/348753-ranking-social-life-usnwr-top-20-a.html</a></p>
<p>For sororities at colleges ranked in the USNWR Top 75 National Universities and USNWR Top 40 LACs, here are the numbers:</p>
<p>% of female undergrads in Sororities , College (state unis are in CAPS)</p>
<p>88% , Sewanee
77% , W&L
50% , Vanderbilt
49% , U Richmond
46% , Wake Forest
44% , Furman
42% , Duke
42% , Dartmouth
40% , Bucknell
39% , Lafayette
38% , Northwestern
34% , Lehigh
33% , Whitman
32% , GEORGIA TECH
32% , Worcester
31% , Pepperdine
31% , SMU
30% , Emory
30% , U VIRGINIA
29% , Colgate
28% , Case Western
28% , Syracuse
27% , MIT
27% , U Penn
27% , WILLIAM & MARY
25% , Wash U
25% , U GEORGIA
24% , Cornell
23% , Johns Hopkins
23% , U ILLINOIS
22% , Tulane
22% , CLEMSON
20% , USC
18% , U MICHIGAN
18% , Rensselaer
18% , INDIANA U
18% , Hamilton
17% , U N CAROLINA
17% , George Washington
16% , Trinity
15% , U FLORIDA
15% , Occidental
14% , U Miami
13% , UCLA
13% , U IOWA
13% , Colorado College
12% , UC S BARBARA
12% , U TEXAS
12% , TEXAS A&M
12% , U DELAWARE
11% , PENN STATE
10% , Columbia
10% , UC BERKELEY
10% , UC SAN DIEGO
10% , U MARYLAND
9% , Carnegie Mellon
9% , U CONNECTICUT
8% , U WISCONSIN
8% , UC IRVINE
8% , Kenyon
7% , OHIO STATE
7% , Boston University
7% , U PITTSBURGH
7% , MICHIGAN ST
6% , PURDUE
4% , Brown
4% , U Rochester
3% , Tufts
2% , NYU
2% , U WASHINGTON
1% , UC S CRUZ</p>
<p>0% , Harvard
0% , Rice
0% , Notre Dame
0% , Boston College
0% , Yeshiva
0% , BYU
0% , Williams
0% , Amherst
0% , Middlebury
0% , Wellesley
0% , Bowdoin
0% , Pomona
0% , Carleton
0% , Davidson
0% , Haverford
0% , Claremont McK
0% , Vassar
0% , Wesleyan
0% , Grinnell
0% , Harvey Mudd
0% , US Military Acad
0% , Smith
0% , US Naval Acad
0% , Colby
0% , Oberlin
0% , Bryn Mawr
0% , Mt. Holyoke
0% , Scripps
0% , Macalester
0% , Bard </p>
<p>0% , Princeton
0% , Yale
0% , Caltech
0% , Stanford
0% , U Chicago
0% , Georgetown
0% , Brandeis
0% , UC DAVIS
0% , Fordham
0% , U MINNESOTA
0% , RUTGERS
0% , VIRGINIA TECH
0% , Swarthmore
0% , Bates
0% , Barnard
0% , Holy Cross</p>