> Don't really bother with Frats / Sororities / Bars.
Food for thought: Data seems to indicate that those who drink more, earn more. It is thought that the uninhibited random connections you make at those kind of social functions may open up opportunities to find better jobs.
This may explain why people who go to college, and are exposed to the stereotypical party scene, also statistically earn more. If you stick to parties with with a close nit group of friends, you may actually set yourself back career-wise, statistically speaking.
Of course there is a lot more to college than just finding a future career, but your opening statement seems to imply that focus.
Food for thought: Data seems to indicate that those who drink more, earn more. It is thought that the uninhibited random connections you make at those kind of social functions may open up opportunities to find better jobs.
This may explain why people who go to college, and are exposed to the stereotypical party scene, also statistically earn more. If you stick to parties with with a close nit group of friends, you may actually set yourself back career-wise, statistically speaking.
Of course there is a lot more to college than just finding a future career, but your opening statement seems to imply that focus.