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<strong>Subject:</strong><br />Best frat rankings<br /><br /> Poster Message:
1/2: Pike/Dsig - Most people believe these are top both are very similar but it helps that pike has such a big name nationally which helps them bring in more guys. I have never had a bad experience at these places but nothing about them really stands out. They do have good sorority relationships. 3: Fiji - I don’t know much about them other then they throw the best darties. A lot of people will argue they should be above tke which I can see why I don’t go to Fiji enough to be able to differ the 2. 4: Tke - They are a bigger frat with a really amazing house all to themselves, it’s just a little far away. Most of the guys are cool but most of their success comes with their house. They have the most successful philanthropy on campus which helps them a lot. 5: ATO - Some people may put them a little higher, they have great shooters and a cool house but that’s about it. The guys are a little dry and stuck up they are the biggest fraternity on campus but I don’t believe they have pledges. 6: Phi Psi - I have never had a bad experience here all the guys are nice they have a great DJ and their basement/chalk room is amazing. They have socials with all top sorority’s which is great compared to last year. Phi psi is definitely on the come up especially when their older guys graduate. They had a great fall pc last year. 7: Beta - I rarely have a good experience at beta but many people may disagree I have heard a few girls talk about some weird stuff happening here so I am usually careful. They have socials with top sorority’s and their basement is nice. They have some weird younger guys but the older guys are nice. They are starting to decline