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SDT and deeph tend to pull basically the gossip girl types, there is a lot of money in those sororities. The girls are fashionable and party a lot, and do lots of brunching and exploring the city. For sororities they have some of the tougher pledging. I have great friends in there, but unless you can afford to keep up I would go elsewhere ADPI has become much more popular in the last few years. They are probably the most typical sorority. They have good connections with frats, do very well during rush and are pretty involved on campus. Pretty decent mix of majors and personalities but still people you would expect to see in a sorority Zeta- similar to ADPI, I always thought they had a little more of an academic lean though. Best philanthropy on campus of any greek organization but they both cross rush a lot Tri delt- ever since I can remember they have been largely fun girls that like to have a good time. Pretty diverse group and very friendly and sporty Chi o- like ADPI they have gotten a lot better since I’ve been on campus. The girls are generally down to earth and a lot of fun, and they could make most people feel welcome. They’re pretty lowkey, a lot of people that don’t think they would join a sorority, and a little less strict than others on stuff like fines Pi Phi They’re brand new so it’s really hard to say. Seem to have pulled a mix of genuinely nice girls that weren’t expecting to do greek life, and people that thought they were going to make it super popular overnight. It’s hard to tell which of those directions they will go in, but they don’t have much of their own identity right now which is typical for any new sorority. From what I’ve heard you either click with them or you don’t.