Arizona State University - ASU Greek Life Reviews

Greek life is definitely very competitive, but honestly not that worth it because there are so many other ways to throw down in a better social environment than at parties (most of them are lame)

ASU is definitely a top tier in terms of greek life. They throw the best parties in the country

ASU is one of the best looking universities in the country and Greek life is the most attractive portion of that population. Despite not being a top party school many frats still throw crazy fun parties. Pretty much every chapter is very involved in social events and philo events. Sororities are pretty selective, most mid-tier houses here would be top houses at other universities and most sororities are well-liked. The GLV is nice even if it’s not Greek row.

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Greek population: its definitely large, accounting for 9% of the undergrad population including students who are commuters housing: the greek leadership village was an amazing addition to ASU Greek Life. its not greek row, but its better than nothing. a great way to bond closer with your sisters and brothers as well as meeting new people in houses that are only a year old. involvement: look up the stats, every frat and sorority holds events that generate a ton of money for their philo. some sororities and fraternities may fall short, but for the most part almost all ~70 organizations have heavy participation with their philos social scene: several frats that have a ton of great parties. rarely ever a weekend where no frats are throwing bangers attractiveness: frats/sororities here hold extremely attractive and diverse guys and girls. as someone else stated, the only competitor i see is florida state u but man the guys and girls on this campus are very attractive. gender ratio: more known frats than sororities so i would say its a bit more guys than girls hazing: these hands dont haze greek selection: sororities are definitely more competitive formal recruitment brings a larger amount of women than rush for fraternities. therefore creating a more competitive environment

The GLV is a lot better than people thought it would be but it still isn’t as good as having a real Greek Row. ASU girls are the hottest in the country (FSU and USC are the only schools who can compete) and greeklife here is very selective. Mid house girls and guys here would be in top houses pretty much anywhere else

Greek life at ASU is not like your standard major university. we dont have greek row, but the Greek Leadership Village is its own gated community with frats & sororities letters outside each house and it's only two years old right off campus. greek life here is very involved with philos and charity work. a few frats and a couple sororities don't participate as much but overall the high involvement is great to see. frats throw down at houses here, not at the GLV but its still a great time you wouldnt even realize youre not at a "frat" house with the vibe and the frat flags and all that craziness. mostly guys as there are more fraternities. the greek population is very attractive but attendance at ASU is attractive in general. greek life for sororities at least is very competitive with upper AND middle tier houses. in my opinion you cant go wrong with sororities here. a few fraternities have screwed up and made a bad rep for themselves but the sororities are pretty much all amazing. figure that out on your own though. GREEK LIFE BABY ESKETIT

asu is weird anyway and greek life here is just social climbers

Not being greek at asu is boring!! Greek life at asu is really well rounded and produces some of the best individuals on campus.

kind of trash for greek life at asu. mediocre school, mediocre greek life