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No ranking within tier TOP Alpha Chi/Chi O/Kappa/Phi Mu/Tri Delt MID ADP/Alpha Gam/DG/KD/ Pi Phi/Zta BOTTOM Alpha Phi/AOP/DZ/Gamma Phi/SK/Theta Top no need for an explanation for top houses Mid adp- top in grades, decent sisterhood, good pledge class although their top new members don’t seem to be proud to be there alpha Gam- top grades but very bland zta-popular, hot, lack grades, sisterhood, and low retention rates, seem to be recruiting well in state (as compared to other NR) dg-top grades, good sisterhood/philanthropy, not as popular as other mid houses, often forgotten, seem to be recruiting well in state kd-popular for average in state girls, southern frats like them, tons of questionable out of state girls, not very involved Pi phi- solid house overall, good retention rates, involved on campus, houses like adp and zta are better in my opinion, they have been taking questionable pnms Bottom alpha phi- do I even have to explain? AOP- good grades, half solid girls, half questionable, not sure in which direction their going, good philanthropy dz- low retention rates, poor grades, half partiers, cute house gamma phi- have been on the rise, some people will argue they belong in middle tier however they don’t have the grades, involvement, or sisterhood, recently they have recruited prettier girls with questionable grades... in three years or so they might have their spot in mid tier SK- just the way it’s at Alabama, too many good chapters to compete with theta- top grades, good sisterhood/ philanthropy, however it’s not a desirable house, they kind of remind me of chi o, if they play their cards right they could move up in a few years