The 6 Do's And Don'ts Of Going To Frat Parties
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The 6 Do's And Don'ts Of Going To Frat Parties

Have fun, and stay safe.

Olivia Caroline Fitzwater
Sep 06, 2017
Mississippi State University
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The 6 Do's And Don'ts Of Going To Frat Parties
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With boys bid day over with, and football season starting again, frat party season is also coming. With that being said, here are the do's and don'ts of frat parties.

Do: Have fun

Frat parties are a lot of things. They're gross, they're packed, and they're wild. However, they can also be fun.


Don't: Have *TOO* much fun

While it is good and fun, don't go over board. It's easy to have fun without getting completely plastered. Keep everything in moderation, and if you don't, Pinterest has good remedies.

Do: Go with one or two friends

Don't go alone. It's not exactly safe to be walking around at night, especially at 1 or 2 in the morning. There is safety in numbers.

Don't: Drive

So let's say you do decide to drink, DO NOT DRIVE. It doesn't matter how "okay," you think you are, just don't drive, and don't get into someone's car if they have also been drinking. Find a DD and ask them to drive you. THIS IS IMPORTANT.

Do: Make new friends

Frat parties are filled with all types of people. I've honestly met some of my best friends at them.

Don't: Leave your friends

I know that sometimes your friends can get on your nerves during the night, but do not leave them. They won't know where you went, and they will worry, and nothing ever good comes out of leaving your friends.

Have fun, and stay safe my loves!
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