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I agree that you shouldn't choose a sorority solely based on rank- you should choose whichever sorority makes you feel comfortable, at home, and surrounded by awesome people. If you go where you feel at home, you will automatically have a support system and friends. If you pick somewhere you don't feel comfortable, it can be alienating. So if you mesh with aphis, cool! If you mesh with thetas, cool! Pick wherever you feel comfortable, and you'll find sisterhood there. @not affiliated, I agree that you shouldn't pick a sorority based solely on ranking because if you don't get along with the girls, you can fall into a trap of not finding like-minded people, and not finding the sisterhood you imagined. But I think it's sad to assume that you'll automatically be screwed out of a sisterhood just by joining sorority XYZ. Different people find different sisterhoods that work for them. It's all about where you fit in, not the sorority itself. And friend groups will naturally evolve when you have 150+ girls- I think it's true for all sororities on campus that there are different groups and networks within each. Pick wherever you feel comfortable. Take Not Affiliated's advice that you should ignore this site- ppl tend to pass quick judgments and assumptions about organizations that they know nothing about