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When I was deciding what colleges to apply to and ultimately attend, there were several things that attracted me to Dartmouth, and none of them was Greek Life.

If I were to tell myself in high school that I would join a fraternity, I definitely would have laughed in my face and said something like "you're so goofy for thinking I'd ever do that." Now, here I am.

Greek life, rush, and how much being affiliated impacts life at Dartmouth-read along to learn about my take!

Greek Life encompasses a large, and exciting, part of the Dartmouth experience. With almost 60% of students being affiliated in a fraternity or sorority, it's hard for that not to be the case. Here is my view of Greek Life so far.

One of my favorite things about being involved in Greek life is the many ways to give back to the community.

This term, many Dartmouth students, including myself, went through the rush process. Although this process sounded utterly nerve-wracking at first, I soon realized that it wasn't so bad!