If deemed necessary, reported comments will be removed within 7 - 10 days but usually sooner. Please submit this report ONLY if you STRONGLY believe this needs to be removed. Multiple illegitimate reports slow down the administrative process of removing the actual and more seriously unfavorable content.

Poster Name:
So

Poster Message:
So many good points here. As a sophomore in a T2 Frat, it’s hard to post shlt on here that productive, but at the end of the day, freshman use this site for rush still. I’ll give me 0.02 on what I agree and disagree with above. Gonna try and balance harsh truth and bs social hierarchy as much as possible, as the post above did. Yes you can attend events of other frats, but this is entirely dependent on what friends you make. You could be friends w twats who join a T1-2 and leave you behind after the fall and never speak to you again. Luckily, I avoided this and have friends all over now. Absolutely is a massive divide between T1-2 and everything else. Theta, TriDelt, Tabard, Oax, and Aphi all predominantly mix with the top 8 or so frats in T1-2. The point about sororities doing everything w 1-2 frats is very true. Srats have a Frat of preference. Not to step on any toes, and please correct me if I’m wrong Theta’s social calendar is dominated by Castle Zete Owls Tri Delts social calendar is dominated by Theos PhiDelt Hall Tabard is Castle Owls but they j kind of exist Oax is ZBT and Apes heavy Aphi gets everything from Hall/ down to ZBT/Apes (Please don’t attack me. I know I might have some frats mixed up…I did my best) Point is: where your female friends are going is also somewhat important! But at the end of the day, go where the culture fits you best. T1-2 frats are incredible for building bonds for networking and jobs. The parental and alumni networks are crazy. Crazy Wall Street network in Theos, Hall, Delt, ZBT, and Apes. Crazy international money in castle owls and Zete. But T1-2 is not the end all be all either. My freshman year roommates all went T3-4 and love it. It all works itself out in the end I promise, as long as you go with your gut.