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I'm a new member of a different sorority but I definitely think you should give them a chance! They don't really have much of a reputation yet because they are so new, so you can help with that and build them up!

Isn't one of the points of rushing and joining to make friends? If you feel the girls are sweet and welcoming why would you want to lose that? So what if the reputation isn't as good as the big 3. Theta is still pretty new and a lot of people dont know about it but friendships last a lot longer than the "reputation" that you might be wary of. At hopkins no one really cares which sorority you're in and if they do, they aren't someone that will be a positive, uplifting part of your life.

Not gonna pretend to be a non-Theta. I was on the same boat. I wanted to party and meet cool people, and was surprised to find super awesome people in Theta. Like many sororities, Theta has different groups, and that's fine. You just gotta find the right girls to hang out with, and you're going to have the best time of your life!

choose a sorority based on your connection with sisters during recruitment, not because of reputation. if people treat you differently because of rep, stay far away from them; they are poisonous and you don't need them in your life.

I have friends in theta, and I think they're great. Definitely give them a chance, I think you'll be very pleasantly surprised

everyone has been talking about how hot the theta pledge class is.... don't drop.

this is their second formal recruitment and their new pledge class has been the talk of the town. you can always drop in the next few years if they begin to suck but right now theyre at the tip of everyone's tongue

it's better than pi phi so you have that going for you

I don't know a ton of girls in Theta but the ones I do know are totally awesome and I hear so many good things about how strong their sisterhood is coming together to be. Give it some time and go to as many Theta events as possible and I think you'll be able to figure out the answer to your own question :)

some thetas here pretending to be non-thetas..