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<strong>Subject:</strong><br />current sorority rankings!<br /><br /> Poster Message:
To start, all sororities at Baylor are genuinely great, and there is most defiantly a place for everyone. That said, there are stereotypes for each one, but keep in mind you should take each one with a grain of salt; however, stereotypes have to come from somewhere, ya know? Top Tier: -Pi Phi - sporty, rich, intimidating, partiers (not all, but a good amount). They KNOW they're top tier and act like it. -Tri Delt - big surprise that they are this high, honestly, but this was actually a relatively coveted house from this last year's rush; they seem fake and are too put together, but very nice group of girls, closed-door partiers Upper Middle: -Chi O - camp counselors, Jesus people, few party -Theta - pretty low-key sorority overall, and low key partiers. honestly just a super random bunch of girls, but they seem to be liked well. You rarely hear anything about them though bc they're so low-key -Kappa - rich, Pi Phi wanna be, lots of partiers, they have a crazy af initiation supposedly Lower Middle: -Zeta - they've been known for partying real hard in the past, so they got in trouble with Baylor.. they tried for a completely different MC this year, so they're kinda all over the place now tbh -AXO - party hard, but they're all super sweet Lower: -ADPi - oh good ol ADPi. They try. They try real hard. They're sweet, but so is everyone else, ya know? I wish they had a better campus reputation, but they just don't. :/ AGAIN, please don't take any of these too seriously. These are just from what I've seen and heard personally from around campus. And NO I'm not even in a sorority, so don't be accusing me of that please! Thanks, y'all!