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I have a unique perspective on tiers. I am a senior in a solid mid tier sorority (maybe on the lower side of mid-tier) and my cousin is a sophomore in a top tier sorority. We were comparing stories over Thanksgiving and I realized that I am happier in my house than she is in hers, especially during recruitment. I think we went into recruitment with an open mind and were happy to meet everyone, especially OOS girls that didn't know anyone from Missouri. My cousin said they went into recruitment stressed about competing with one or two other houses for the "top girls" that a lot of people knew already from home or high school or whatever. They were all fighting for the same pool of girls and it created a lot of in-house tension. On bid day, they were all about finding out where all of these "top girls" went and stressed about maintaining their "top tier" status. I'm so glad our experience wasn't that stressful. We got an amazing pledge class and I couldn't be happier.