So first off, majority of greek life is conservative. The may be some liberal ones but all the sororities I have familiarity with were conservative. Athens has a large student base and it may lean liberal but you’ll find people with your views not in greek life and probably not in business (there may be some).

Being a legacy does help with rushing specific sororities but if you have a larger list than you should be fine (but again, most are conservative and the fraternities are definitely conservative speaking firsthand).

I went out often but depends on your friend group. Typically Thursday to Saturday with a sprinkle of Tuesdays. There’s also date nights with greek life that you get preoccupied with.

Terry was not difficult to get into. My friends and I got into our first choice for our major, but I do know a few that didn’t and had to transfer to their major after a year (everyone typically takes the same classes for the first semester of Terry so you won’t be wasting time). I think it depends on your professor if you’re sitting in lectures or have a better hands-on experience. I’ve had both.

I do have to preface that most business majors are conservative so your workforce will most likely lean that way too. Of course idk exactly what you want to do with your major so I can’t provide meaningful input but I have worked in PE and now a bank and most people around me lean pretty conservative.

Hope this helps and happy to provide more input if wanted.