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Poster Name:
"Top Tier"

Poster Message:
Hi! It is definitely possible to manage both! I am a Engineering major and also in a sorority! You just have to dedicate yourself and work hard. It's not any different than working part-time and going to school. Just a few tips don't have your heart set on a sorority already! Wait for fall recruitment! Also, just because it is a top tier sorority doesn't mean you will be happy. I won't say which one but I rushed in fall my freshmen year and got a bid from one of those top three you posted about. However, I ended up really disliking the girls and they seemed a bit catty and full of themselves. I am not saying in any way that you won't find conceited catty girls in every sorority but it just seemed that there were a lot of them in this particular sorority. Just because it is a top tier sorority in others opinions does not in any way mean it will make you happy. I ended up doing Winter recruitment that same year and joining another sorority. This one is not considered "top tier" but honestly in my opinion the girls were a lot nicer and more down to earth and I can say I am very happy with my decision. So please don't decide based on what you read on this website. Find out for yourself during fall recruitment and really consider all the options! Hope this helped!