what is the top saroritys in order

Not a big Greek life school so probably not going to get many replies. I have no idea. My little sister there now doing Rush and feels that none are awful, none are great. I tried to talk her into going to an SEC school but too stubborn. Sigh.

Maybe someone will tell us what area each sorority is strong and or weak in in regards to philanthropy, sisterhood, and fun.

It just depends what you are looking for. Phi mu are known to be really athletic, AOII are all dancers and kinds look the same, chi omega are the most academically strong, Alpha gams had two bad pledge classes back to back so its led them to go downhill, and Kappa deltas are fun girls, Phi mu don't like girls that aren't freshman, and chi omega has a high drop out rate because of their high grade demands. Kappa delta girls party a lot and tend to be the kappa drunks. AOII are very cookie cutter most of the girls aren't bigger. But if you want them ranked:
1) Phi Mu
2) Chi Omega
3) Alpha omicron Pi
4)Kappa Delta
5)Alpha gamma delta

Most opinions I've heard:

1. AOII
2. KD
3. Phi Mu
4. Chi O
5. Alpha Gam

Most frats and sororities for the most part would say
1. AOII
2. KD
3. Phi Mu and XO (tie)
5. Alpha Gam.

Year after year AOII and KD have good groups. Wildest are Phi Mu and KD. Good girls everyone likes XO. Your Homecoming types AOII. That's the facts. But all in all good girls in all the sororities.

My sister is happy with who chose her, it was her first choice too, although she did really like her second choice. I'm glad it's over for her and she can enjoy the rest of her year with her new sisters.
Her roommate got a great sorority as well so luckily no awkwardness there. Except when they face each other on the soccer fields!
My youngest sister is already looking at auburn so I better prepare myself for a more stressful ordeal.

Chi Omega won deans cup the last few years so probably #1
Alpha gamma delta is probably bottom but they're getting better

The rest are kinda average

Sorority

Alpha Gamma Delta are positive role models