The Boise State Greek system consists of about 1,200 students, which is a little less than five percent of the student body. So, being a part of a sorority or fraternity means you are a part of one big (but kind of small) Greek family!

1. You work in admissions.
2. You know everyone.
3. You think you know everyone.
4. You know your way around campus and the SUB like the back of your hand.
5. AKA you know that the ballrooms upstairs are in ABC order.
6. You know what classes are best to take.
7. You know what professors NOT to take.
8. You're not really sure what a "mixer" is.
9. You have never been to an out-of-town formal.
10. You belong to multiple Facebook groups.
11. You eat, sleep, and breathe Greek Week.
12. You still talk about last year's Greek Week talent show.
13. You're involved AF.
14. You know what "silc" stands for.
15. You're involved with ASBSU.
16. You are on the Dance Marathon committee.
17. You are on the Relay for Life committee.
18. You don't know how to explain our Greek life to your friends at other schools.
19. You laugh when they ask if you live in the house.
20. You don't know where Greek row is (well, maybe because we don't have one).
21. You love going to themed parties (RIP Grant Street house).
22. You want everyone around you to join because you love the support system.
23. You absolutely love the bonds and friendships you have made within the Greek system.