<p>us colleges keep talking about it, what is it actually... should i get into it?</p>
<p>Some colleges in the Unites States have fraternities and sororities, and some do not.<br>
For colleges that do have a Greek system, you can look for more information about what is involved in terms of recruitment, costs, housing and activities by going to each college’s Panhellenic website.</p>
<p>yeah, but what are fraternities and sororities exactly…?</p>
<p>[Fraternities</a> and sororities - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia](<a href=“http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraternities_and_sororities]Fraternities”>Fraternities and sororities - Wikipedia)</p>
<p>Hopefully that covers the basics for you.</p>
<p>fraternity is a brotherhood. a bunch of guys who get together. they’ll usually have a house “frat house” in which all the members live. the benefits of this are that u dont have to pay for ur own apartment if u get accepted into one. Cons are that they r notorious for partying and ur prob wont get as much studying done.
Sorority is the same thing but is a sisterhood.
there r lots of different fraternities and sororities to get involved in from literature/writing students to premed frats and engineering frats. but of course usually its all just to party and have fun. They are just social organizations of students are r somewhat recognized by the university. just youtube them and you’ll find lots of info.</p>
<p>^ GDI. Just because no one wanted you, no need to ■■■■■.</p>
<p>[GDI: Urban Dictionary](<a href=“Urban Dictionary: GDI”>Urban Dictionary: GDI)</p>
<p>Oh thanks for your views, so its better to stay away from it right?</p>
<p>Nope, no one is saying that. Pledging is an individual decision. It suits some while it doesn’t for others 
You could always rush and see if you might enjoy it.</p>