Two roads diverged in a wood, and I, I chose the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. Robert Frost wrote this line of his famous poem as a reflection of his life and the decisions he had made. There is a road that leads to fraternity life and one that does not. Statistically, one could say that the road to a fraternity's doorstep is the one less traveled. Yet to those who have already arrived, it is clearly the one that makes all the difference.
Greek alumni are more satisfied with their social experiences in college than non-Greeks.
It is plain to see that joining a fraternity has a clear affect on members' lives. Yet research only becomes valuable when it is used. Statistics in the NIC's Likely Joiners resource complement the research study by offering a profile of men most likely to join fraternities. Likely Joiners are much more likely to have been involved in student clubs and groups. Likely Joiners have higher expectations of earning at least a B average while in college.