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<p>I might be attending Washington University in St. Louis, and I was wondering about Greek life. Is it overwhelming? I'm not really interested in it at all, and I was wondering if students feel like they have nothing to do if they don't join a frat/sorority or go to frat parties?</p>
<p>Not at all. There’s plenty to do, greek-life and non-greek.</p>
<p>You definitely do not have to go greek to be involved socially at WashU. I stayed there for only a day, so I can’t say a TON, but in the group of people I hung out with, one of them was in a sorority. What’s important to note is that I would have never known she was in sorority if she didn’t go off to work on her sorority’s Thurtene facade for a while. It doesn’t seem like social life is divided into greek and non-greek (although anyone feel free to correct me if I’m wrong), but rather greek life is more of just another extra-curricular to be involved in.</p>
<p>http://**************.com/washington-university-in-st.-louis/greek-life/
I don’t know if that will help (or if I can even link to it from CC :P)</p>
<p>EDIT: Ehh I can’t… just go to a certain college review website that has the 2nd word “*******” (I think it would probably edited out if I typed the whole thing). Search WashU and click on Greek Life under the grading section (worth nothing is the fact it gets an A+).</p>
<p>EDIT AGAIN: LOLL IT even edited out ****<strong><em>. Just click the first link… if that doesn’t work… I’m sorry hopefully you can figure it out since you’re smart enough to get into WashU 
<a href=“college - Google Search”>college - Google Search;
<p>EDIT 3RD TIME: Okayy… there is no way this will work, CC just completely edits out the word. Umm… it starts with a P and ends with Rowler lol</p>
<p>^I lol’d :)</p>
<p>I’m glad my fruitless efforts at least provided some entertainment I hope you at least figured out where I was trying to tell you to go casefry.</p>