Texas A&M University College Station - TAMU Greek Life Reviews

Great Greek life by Texas standards, but average for a Southern school. Number of Greeks is huge and most are highly involved, but they're dwarfed by a massive student body of almost 60k. Sorority row is impressive, but the frats are more spread out and run down. The only frats with good houses are SAE, Sig Ep, and Sig Chi. Recruitment is not as hard as UT or Alabama, but still rigorous and very selective for top tiers (DDD, ZTA, KKG, XO, KA, FIJI, SigEp, SAE)

Great Greek life by Texas standards, but average for a Southern school. Number of Greeks is huge and most are highly involved, but they're dwarfed by a massive student body of almost 60k. Sorority row is impressive, but the frats are more spread out and run down. The only frats with good houses are SAE, Sig Ep, and Sig Chi. Recruitment is not as hard as UT or Alabama, but still rigorous and very selective for top tiers (DDD, ZTA, KKG, XO, KA, FIJI, SigEp, SAE)

Not as huge as some SEC schools but bigger and better than pretty much any university in Texas other than UT. Equal with most Southern schools barring places like Alabama, Ole Miss, etc. Only thing is that A&M as an administration hates greek life and favors the Corps which makes bringing it to the next level difficult

Aggies are known for having one of the worst greek systems