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UTexas party scene >>>> high school field parties >>> MSU party scene >>> A&M cheer practice with all male cheerleaders performing homoerotic dance moves.

Holy shite, what a badass. I grew up in Austin but you don't hear me talking about how much I partied at UT in high school because I'm not a child and my life wasn't defined by, nor did it end with partying in college. Maybe there just aren't real careers for OM grads?

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Didn't you JUST build sorority houses last year for the first time?

Lol, like you need a greek system to party. That's just tragic.

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Couple of reasons. The social scene at Ivy schools have been in place for hundreds of years. In addition to fraternities and sororities they have social clubs too so you are really doubling your social activities if you are a member. Think Skull and Bones at Yale but there are dozens of them. Harvard has the Lampoon and Hasty Pudding. These social clubs are HUGE at the Ivy League schools. Second these schools are small and insular with virtually all students living on campus which leads to more socializing.

I've both studied and worked with UPenn grads. If you want to party with them, I won't be there. Truly insufferable people.

This post was edited on 4/3/15 at 10:47 am