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Poster Name:
Bottom Tier Alum

Poster Message:
Honestly, it depends on what you are looking for. I tend to dislike the larger, more crowded parties, so I have a great time at the less-populated bottom tier parties. Being in a frat, I think it was great because I could decide when I wanted to party and how hard I partied. I feel like sorority girls would have less flexibility in this regard (they wouldn't easily have the option to party on a Tuesday). Also, if I were in the mood for one of the packed parties, I would just hit up some friends in some of the more popular frats and they'd let me in, so there was no huge downside to being in a bottom tier frat. Girls probably wouldn't have to worry about this either. In terms of mixers and supers; it's probably pretty similar for frats and sororities as plenty of people wander around anyways. For formals; it's dependent on the individual to obtain an invite, or extend the invite. TL;DR It's opinion-based. Bottom tier frats have more flexibility than the sororities, but by no means is it bad/boring.