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Based on desirability from PNMs, selectivity and all-round high standards, I would list top tier as: ChiO, PiPhi, Theta, GPhi, ADPi and Kappa (tie). --If TriDelt stays on its current path, it could reclaim top tier status. --AXO was gaining ground after hanging around the bottom of the middle tier until a few years ago, but stumbled a bit during this year's recruitment, so it still has a way to go. --GPhi remains on the precipice. Always a one-dimensional house, it hasn't done anything to raise its standards. PNMs are looking for more, as evidence by this year's recruitment when GPhi didn't do very well. GPhi better work a little harder or it, too, will fall out of the top tier. --Either ADPi or Kappa could claim the 5th spot because both are very good houses. If pressed, I think I would give the edge to ADPi because it never seems to rest on its laurels but keeps raising the bar and trying harder. Plus its house is nicer. --As for other tiers, SK was on the rise but seems to have become complacent. It has to work harder to get out of the bottom tier. Zeta has stepped it up lately and its new house helps. Ditto for DG. Both are middle tier. APhi is riddled with problems: sisterhood issues, poor grades, too one-dimensional. It now is hovering at the top of the lowest tier and needs to do something about its house and its retention. I thought both PhiMu and Sigma had a good rush and are working hard to recruit solid girls. --If any houses are in jeopardy, I would say it's Sk and APhi. SK has tried and failed on this campus twice before and needs to step it up. APhi doesn't seem to have much alumni or national support. It needs to have an intervention to get rid of the dead wood and insist that standards be raised while they COB (as they do every semester).