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some people part every night of the week, but you will get there anywhere you go. there are many other things to do thought, work out, go bowling, movie nights, speakers on campus, sibs weekend, sporting events just to name some.

I love my sorority SIgma SIgma Sigma. We are a great group and i know people several other groups who are awesome as well. I reccomend going greek to everyone. Dont be alarmed though there are SO many ways to be involved and social even if you arent greek.

NO! Students in dorms don't leaver their doors open! Not in Beddow @ least. That is why I wanted out of the dorms! It was way to quiet and boring. And unfortunately, most Saturdays (and Thursdays and Fridays) involved drinking. I REALLY wish there were more things to do on the weekends rather than drink. I would like to do something more important and beneficial with my weekend, but it's hard when there's nothing else to do.

My sorority keeps me very busy in my social life, and not all of that includes drinking.

There are a lot of groups here on campus that you can get involved in. I personally am involved in Greek life and love love LOVE it! There aren't a ton of people that decide to go greek, but the ones that do get really really close to each other. All my friends are mostly greek! But I have friends that arent greek too and either 1. Hang out with the greeks all the time, 2. want to go greek eventually, or 3. think that greek life is not for them and that is fine with them and me. People say that greeks dont really have that great of a reputation here, but we are only like 25{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} of the student population, but that is just a random guess from me. I don't know the exact number, but its not a big one. We as greeks are trying to make our reputation better, but honestly I have no idea why we even have that reputation in the first place. The Greeks are the most involved, busiest, and most social people that you will ever see here at CMU. We care about our school, our friends, our academics, our involvement, our chapters, and our philanthropies. Last weekend I was with my sorority most of the time. We went to Grand Rapids for State Day which is when all the tri sigma alumi and college chapters come meet up together in one place on one day. It was pretty cool. I also went to a fraternity party saturday night, and because I know like everyone there it was a good time. Oh, before the frat party I went to a bday party in one of the off campus apartments. It was just a small get together, nothing too big or out of control. That also explains the frat party as well. There weren't THAT many people there, but we still made it fun and not crazy at all. In the freshman dorms, people leave their doors open all the time, and halls get really close to one another. Thats where you make your first close friends. Dorm life is fun and never really boring.

I think that Central has a good greek life and is what im most involved with. Greeks give back to the community a lot and help keep our school a good place. I think that it depends on what dorms your in as to whether they keep their doors open or not. You know coming in as to whether the dorm your in will give you time to study or not.

I'm a member of Alpha Gamma Delta. Greek Life is not that big here but seems to be growing. Students never leave their doors open in the halls. If I am awake at 2 am on a Tuesday i am probably writing a paper or studying for a test.

It is a great experience living in the Residence Halls. People are very welcoming and keep their doors open most of the time. I meet my best friends in my hall my freshman and sophomore year as well as in my Fraternity. I feel that being a Greek student is a big deal. There are so many good things that can come out of being in a fraternity/sorority; you just never hear about them. You always hear about the horror stories. Off campus we go to movies, eat at the local places, and travel across the state.

I think that professional and social soroities and fraternities are very popular here. I am involved with Sigma Sigma Sigma and think taht it has really broadened my perspectives on alot of things. Students in my dorm did leave their doors open but that was only when we were bribed with door wars. I met my closest friends by getting ivolved with my sorority. Alot of people party 3 or more times a week, however I would say that they are in the monority. Most people probably 2 or 3 nights a week. Last weekend I had a few meetings on campus in the library and in the UC. Last weekend off campus, I went to the casino and to the movies.

Some of the most popular groups on campus are fraternities and sororities. There are so many different chapters so many people are able to find one that fits them perfectly. I am an active member of Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority and absolutely love it. Going Greek was the best thing that has ever happened to me and I encourage everyone I meet to look into GreekLife. In residence halls, it depends which one you are in if the doors are open. Every dorm is pretty good about it at the beginning of the year but is not so later in the semester. Some residence halls are really good about having their doors open and interacting with others on their floors or halls whereas others will not have any open doors as you walk down the hallway. It really is just the people who live there, the atmosphere and location of the dorm on campus.