how is the lxa house at asu?
by: DK
I maybe entering grad school next year at ASU. I started college early and will be 19 when I start grad school. I am currently a Lambda Chi at USC, we are THE fraternity at USC, very exclusive, our members include Cody Kessler the starting quarterback at SC along with several other FB players, and many other atheletes on USC baseball, swimming, tennis teams,Patrick Swarzenegger, other celebrities and other sons of famous actors and actresses, models (I model when I have time )and sons of billionaires, along with many olympians.
It seems LXA has a good reputation at ASU but every house is different. Most of the other top houses mentioned at ASU are a joke at USC. I am not sure if I will even have time for any fuunctions but if I do go it might be nice to meet people since I don't know anyone at ASU. Just want an honest opinion about the house.
Comment#3 by: WHITE ROSE
LXA is THE top house at ASU but the fraternities at USC are on a different plane lower your expections of greek life here. I attended the LXA Academy party at USC a few years ago and it was insane. We have no where near the 1500-2000 people attending our parties like LXA had nor would ever imagined that AVICII would spin at a fraternity party!
#4 by: intheknow
lxa has a good rep among girls, but gets little respect from other fraternities due to their lack of a difficult pledge process. As far as celebrities go, no huge celebs in frats at asu, but there is some family of celebs. LXA had the sons of someone who was like the ceo of the diamondbacks or some sh7t like that, tke has the son of some famous actor and sig chi has the little brother of a player on the bills...but Todd Graham doesn't let football players be on fraternities so we don't have our QB or other players active in greek life, like USC. I think Sig Ep and maybe some others have guys in their house who used to be on the football team, but aren't anymore, and thus have good intramural. Overall, a lot less glamour in greek life here then at SC. Even top house dues are usually under a couple Gs a year so you don't need to be rich to afford them. Greek life here is based more on looks and personality vs wealth.
by: DKApr 18, 2016 4:32:31 PM
Yes I am starting to realize greek life at SC is on a different plane. Our social dues are over $3000 year for 200+ members so we have about 3/4 million to play with. If you want to see one of our parties google Lambda Academy USC, with Avicii spinning for the party. It's not unusual to see Taylor Swift, Molly Cirrus and other celebs hanging at the house since they have bf/friends who are LXA.
LXA at USC have the same jealousy from other frats about our pledge process. We just tell prospective rushees that we are mature men and don't pledge or have a hell week but if you still want to act like your still in high school for a few more years there are many houses that have a pledge process where you can get naked with your brothers and play games like eat the olives off my pledge brothers butt. Some guys like to be naked around their brothers and have other fetishes so whom am I to judge about the fraternities with a pledge process?
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by: DKApr 18, 2016 9:21:27 PM
Lambda Chi-- The VERY top house at USC. Girls I hang out with say that the men are the best looking and most athletic. Like Sigma Chi, they are JUST as hard if not harder to get in. If you are not good looking, tall, or have an awesome body good luck trying to get into Lambda Chi. They get the most hottest girls at their parties, but is a VERY VERY exclusive club. They don't haze at all, so no sense of brotherhood either which I might add that they pride themselves on.. (this can be good or bad depending on what you are looking for). I would rush this house and if I get a bad vibe, try another house because this house is almost impossible to get into. They only recruit the best.
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by: DKApr 16, 2016 3:33:44 PM
If you read my post, I started college early, I am currently 18 and will be 19 when I start grad school. I have been around older people though most of my schooling it would be nice to "hang" with someone my own age.
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