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Poster Name:
honest

Poster Message:
These all seem biased. Here's my honest opinion When I went out I didn't care who did the most philanthropy, who hangs out with who, who's top tier, etc. maybe it's wrong to admit that I didn't care about some important things (like academics and philanthropy) but I didn't care about the shallow ones either (ranks). I cared about hanging with people I felt comfortable with. I made the closest friends ever in my sorority. We aren't perfect but I don't care. I have no regrets to this day. I think girls like to pick orgs that look the best "on paper" so to speak. But I find these girls end up the most unhappy. No matter what org you join just make sure you'll enjoy spending time with them doing things you like to do. People will bash whichever one you choose and you have to feel confident enough in your decision for it to not bother you. After being in Greek life I feel like it's not about partying. It's not about being pretty.its not about who has the most bake sales or raises the most money. It's about finding a group who are your everything. Your support system. Your people. Also don't let a sororities reputation ruin it for you. People say horrible things about my org and maybe some people judge me for being in it, but other people once getting to know me fully admit I'm nothing like that. I'd rather be in an org I like and prove people wrong about their assumptions, than be in one I don't like very much just because I care too much other people think about it.