texas a&m greek life
by: Texas
Comment#4by: way it is..
top Texas Girls go to Texas, A&M, and then Baylor
---if you can't get into those and have money----SMU, TCU
---if you don't have money, Texas Girls first choice out of state is Oklahoma
---if you can't get into Oklahoma----Alabama, LSU, Ole Miss, Arkansas
it is easiest to get into Ole Miss and Arkansas of the out of state public school choices
by: Okay
I go to UT and just stumbled on here, but where in the world did you decide Baylor was above TCU and SMU? Those two are much better Greek schools than Baylor, have higher tuition, and are ranked higher academically.
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by: @seriously?
If you have half way decent grades and test scores Baylor, TCU and SMU will give you big scholarships.
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by: Seriously
I didn't go Baylor because I didn't want my parents having to pay the tuition. And Oklahoma didn't hold the same charm as Oxford. Oxford vs Norman. Easy choice for me. I'm also a forensic chemistry major. Neither school offered that degree.
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by: A&M
Will likely improve now that it's joined the SEC. Heard from people there that it already has.
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#8by: And why
by: Crazy Talk
If you are ever in College Station, drive over to the sorority houses. You will flip your lid. They may not be 100 years old like UT, but they are huge and take up a quarter to half of a block each. Texas girls simply have deep pockets and would NEVER choose Ole Miss over UT or A&M. It's all about the grades.
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by: ^
I go to UT, but A&M is a better academic school, and Ole Miss is a better Greek school. Depends on what you want.
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by: Not true
I'm from Texas and know many, many girls from Texas going to Ole Miss. Not one of us even applied to A&M. It's two totally different worlds! Yes, the top 10% rule in Texas has changed the makeup of Texas schools, but that is exactly why we chose to go out of state to schools with a much more diversified student body.
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