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University:  Western Kentucky University - WKU

Greek Organization:  Sigma Kappa

Author:  justbeinghonest

Comment:  I’m going to be brutally honest here, but as a disclaimer this was my experience and doesn’t reflect on everyone’s experience with SK. I hated every moment of the recruitment parties with SK. I’m with the other person on here that said SK only posts their most photogenic girls to their social media. Girls in sororities that I’ve talked to (I ended up not getting a bid at the end of recruitment) have said they’ve tried more outreach towards other Greek organizations at WKU, but a lot of their events have been pretty disorganized and not many people show up. The girls I talked to during recruitment with the exception of one were straight up weird. I hate to say that, but it was my experience. I had no idea what their organization stood for or what its values were other than they’re Christian-based (I think), and that’s pretty important information to know that wasn’t relayed to me during recruitment at all. It seems like they go after girls that just want to be in a sorority for the sake of being in a sorority. I probably could’ve cussed out one of the sisters and still would have been invited back the next day... I dropped them every day but they were like that ex you dumped that won’t leave you alone; I ended up having to return every day except for preference day. Their house is cute and feels really homey, I’ll give them that. Their colors are pretty awesome. Some of their chants and cheers are funny. If you’re not the type of girl that people would expect to see in a sorority but you want to join one, SK might actually be a good option for you. Despite the general weirdness, there are nice girls in SK that have gone on to do great things after graduation, and their sisterhood seems to have improved since I went through recruitment. I know that girls who put tiers aside, go through recruitment with an open mind, and go for the sorority they feel they will fit best in will find friendships in that organization. It is what you make of it. I personally knew I couldn’t make it work for me, though. Your experience may be different.