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<strong>Subject:</strong><br />Understanding the word "TOP" <br /><br /> Poster Message:
Everyone needs to understand the timeline of each sorority's established date at UofA to understand this whole "top" thing, aka hardest to get into. "Top" in reality means, been at UofA longer and as a result has that much more alumni support and has built many more connections. Rush at UofA can be VERY HUMBLING especially for OOS girls, but understand the longer the sorority has been at UofA the more UofA legacies/connections exist to fill their spots. This is why sometimes you'll see some girls that don't fit a sorority's mold, well they are most likely a UofA legacy or STRONGLY connected to that particular sorority and just like that they're in. Then you are left feeling like, what is wrong with me? NOTHING! Nothing at all! You could be amazing but when there are not enough spots there's just not enough spots. Hope this makes sense. Keep an open mind and remember this experience DOES NOT DEFINE YOU! Chi Omega - 1895 Zeta Tau Alpha - 1903 Pi Beta Phi - 1909 Tri Delta - 1913 Kappa Kappa Gamma - 1925 Alpha Delta Pi - 1957 Kappa Delta - 1989 Phi Mu - 1923 re-established in 2012 Delta Gamma - 1930 re-established in 2016 Alpha Chi Omega - 1961 re-established in 2012 Alpha Omicron Pi - 2006 Kappa Alpha Theta - 1966 left UofA 1989