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TriDelt, ChiO, PiPhi, Theta and ADPi all attract girls who are very smart and self-assured. Each of these houses has their own identity, however, and a "type" so to speak. So while they are made up of high-achievers, they aren't all alike. Those are the houses that pretty much get their pick of girls and are very selective. I would say the next tier includes DG, Kappa and AXO. These girls certainly have a lot going for them, but most of their pledge classes are made up of women who preffed another house first. These three don't have very strong identities but their sisterhoods are just as good as the top five. That's why these three are sometimes called "wannabe" houses because they wanted to be something else, but don't be fooled. They are strong houses and any PNM should be proud to be a member. Then you have GPhi, APhi and the rest. These houses are not nearly as selective and don't focus much on grades, but everyone can find a niche and it doesn't matter what the house is known for as long as you think you would feel comfortable there. Oh, and to the previous poster: no one thinks Kappa is ahead of ChiO, and no one things Kappa is a mix of PiPhi, ChiO and Theta, though Kappas often wish they were.
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