Gamma Phi Beta - ΓΦΒ Sorority Ratings at CU

holy self-rank. the facts are: bottom tier, just above aopi, nice girls usually, a little weird or awkward, good sisterhood, very uninvolved outside of gphi

All the girls seem super committed to the sisterhood and are very nice

I'm in another chapter on another campus, but I just met a Columbia Gamma Phi over winter break and I love her. We had an awesome conversation and I can tell she's super smart! She was really friendly and welcoming, and I stalked her chapter's social media and want to be all of their best friends now. Great job Iota!

Honestly these girls are so chill and friendly. I met a ton of them at their philanthropy event and they’re all super approachable, plus they love to go out but they’re also really smart and have the highest GPA on campus

Associates with:
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity

Some of the new girls are reallllly hot and they're really changing the new sorority stereotype of being irrelevant and stuff. There's actually gphi girls everywhere. Some of them party really hard and some of them are more laid-back. Definitely transitioning into a more classy and fun group. I met with some of them at mixer and they're pretty nice. Definitely rising faster than any other sororities on campus

Associates with:
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority

These girls have the top GPA on campus and are by far the most involved in campus organisations and outside organisations, but they are also the most humble, approachable, and welcoming girls I've ever met... and you don't even have to mention they're straight up gorgeous. Looking forward to meeting more of you during formal recruitment and hopefully joining!!

I'm a senior who disaffiliated from Gamma Phi after spending most of my college experience as a sister. I disaffiliated for personal financial and familial reasons, which had nothing to do with Gamma Phi as a whole. I am fiercely protective of these women, and came on this page after discovering screenshots from alums of people saying these girls are not attractive, classy, involved, fun, and do not have a great sisterhood. I would like to say that if you're judging a group of girls based on their collective attractiveness, that's an awful thing to do. Each of these strong women is beautiful in their own right, and I will person challenge anyone to prove me wrong... say it to my face, and see what you have to say then. Also, regarding involvement, these women are the most involved of any sorority on campus, with most of the sorority holding leadership roles in at least one club, important internship, or job. In fact, a lot of the presidents of clubs on this campus are gamma phi women... just think about that next time you say they're not involved. This chapter also has one of the longest and most comprehensive philanthropies that we are involved in both on and off campus, building strong girls with girls on the run. Although these women know how to work hard, they also play hard, and I bet you would have an amazing time with any of them, both in regards to having fun and having engaging conversation. While many sisters do not seem to have a tight sisterhood to the public, when they are together they are fiercely loving and loyal. Maybe they don't show it because they don't like the way sororities are perceived on campus and don't want to give you any more ammunition to hit them with. Sure, gamma phi is a new chapter. Sure, a lot of people join it just to feel out sorority life as a whole... but the women who are in this chapter are the most amazing women you will meet, both on this campus and in the entire world. I dare you to say something negative about them in public, to my face, if you disagree.

a friend joined gphi... thought I'd see more of her now that she was in greek life too, but honestly they aren't very present anywhere on campus. hardly see her with any of her sisters too.

Girls are awesome... started hanging out with them a lot during the last year through friends and I love every single one I've met!

Associates with:
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity

This chapter is entering their fifth year on campus and I'm so proud of how far they've come. Xoxo, Alum who was here during charter and just visited again on a trip to the city!