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Not exactly...

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Pi Phi is not Old Row at Bama, but it is nowhere near a bottom tier sorority there; easily mid to upper-mid. It's mid to lower-mid at Auburn. UGA is NOT the easiest to get into! LOL! Girls who can't cut it academically at UGA usually transfer to Auburn, which is much easier to get into than Alabama. The Pi Phi's I have known from Ole Miss were awesome girls; and the chapter at LSU is not easy to get into. Theta is terrible at Auburn, but is a fairly new sorority there. It's getting better at UA, but is not that great at Ole Miss or LSU. Kappa is bottom tier at AU, but pretty good and Old Row at UA. ChiO is top tier at most SEC schools. ZTA is not that bad at MSU (wtf?!?!?), and is one of the oldest sororities on that campus (ChiO is the best there); mid-tier at AU and UA, but better at UA than AU. Tri Delt is "old money" at UA, mid-tier at AU, top tier at UT and good at Ole Miss; usually nice girls from affluent families. Regardless, this idea of a cheat sheet is garbage. This is creating stereotypes that could potentially hurt transfer students, who might make great sisters if they affiliate. I agree that people should not be accepted blindly, but transfers deserve a fair chance.