Your friend group is a direct reflection of who you are as a person, and the composition of that friend group is very important. They need to be different enough to challenge (but not clash) the group dynamic, and similar enough to fit in with each other — that’s the difference between a friend group and a squad. A friend group is people you hang out with, but a squad is a collection of individuals who make each other better by being together. If chosen correctly, your squad could seriously dominate your sorority, Greek life, and maybe even the world, à la Taylor Swift. You might have friends, but do you have a squad? If you already have a friend group who you think could be considered a squad, fill out the information below, compare it to your friends, and find out. If your friend group is looking to add more members to your squad, use this application as part of the decision-making process.
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