College is what you make of it. You could go to OSU, A&M, or FSU and be a dorm bum for four years or you could go to a little school in any town and have a great time. You just have more options at a bigger school, ie more frats, more clubs, more parties, more college girls.

Bottom line for where ever you go to school is to make friends, keep those friends, get off campus, stay active, study hard, and play hard.

I graduated from ERAU DB in 2001. There weren't that many girls, but I met a great one that I almost married. If you go down the road to Deland you'll find more of a selection at Stetson.

I didn't pledge, but I had a good core of friends from my first year in Doolittle Hall and then made some good friends in Army ROTC. Three weeks of spring break, the beach, race week, bike week, biketoberfest, road trips to Orlando, and FSU/UF girls coming to town to party on the weekends made up for the lack of excitement on campus. Intermural sports are fun, as are going to the university (NAIA) games.

Good luck where ever you wind up.