May 14, 2024
12:27:18pm
12:27:18pm
Freakonomics just did a podcast about fraternities.
Given I went to the Y I had no clue about the ins/outs of fraternities. Wow. Mind-blowing. Talk about big money. For example - "total cost to be a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at the University of Illinois runs around $15,000 dollars a year".
This was very educational to me about fraternities given that I have no prior exposure to them. I'm assuming sororities are similar??
The 19-minute podcast and full transcript are here:
This was very educational to me about fraternities given that I have no prior exposure to them. I'm assuming sororities are similar??
The 19-minute podcast and full transcript are here:
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May 14, 12:33pm
The podcast says one study showed that being in a fraternity manifested itself in 36% higher incomes
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