Sigma Phi Epsilon - ΣΦΕ Fraternity Ratings at DC

SigEp's award winning BMP App is the next step for the premier student organization on our campus. After signing into the app, a brother lands on his very own personalized homepage. Here he monitors his progress on BMP challenges and development in live time, examines his percentage of completed activities, and reviews the number of days left in his current challenge. He is able to do all of this at a glance before moving on to another feature of the BMP app. His profile allows him to record and write reflective thoughts on his personal BMP experience. Here he reviews his past, present and future challenges, sees his challenge mentors and contacts them immediately to schedule the next challenge. Additionally he can access the in-app directory of chapter brother profiles so he can see how his brothers are progressing through their challenges, creating more opportunities for chapter competition, friendly rivalvry and encouragement. On his activities page, he can conveniently access a list of challenge activities so that he can mark an activity as complete and then attach photos and documents as evidence. As as member updates his personalized challenge tracker, his challenge coordinator will be notified in real time. Coordinators and vice presidents of member development are able to access a list of all brothers in any given challenge to monitor their individual progress and percentage of completed activities and meetings. Brothers and officers can post to the newsfeed to inform each other about upcoming meetings, events and personal milestones. As you would expect with any social media feature, brothers are able to like and comment on other members’ posts, making the BMP more personal and interactive than ever before. Whether it’s managing personal challenge information, calling or emailing brothers from the in-app directory or exporting meeting and activity due dates to your mobile calendar, the app is SigEp’s all-in-one tool designed to help chapters build brotherhood, pursue the Balanced Man Ideal, and make the most of their SigEp experience.

All individually good guys. Not the most exclusive on campus but usually has some of the best parties

Visited Davidson last semester and had a super fun time. Frats don't dominate the social life like other schools so more laid back and inclusive. SPE guys were super sweet,respectful and just fun to be around. Looking forward to visiting w/my girlfriends this spring since Elon guys just don't cut it.

SPE is the absolute freaking best! i absolutely love the guys and have never seen such ballers. great sense of community and brotherhood. have great values and are very respectful.

They’re there. For how mediocre they are as a frat they pull decent numbers for events they host. Seem like a tight group of guys, little bit dorky, but liked and respected enough.

Absolute poo poo. these dudes are the most intolerable group of guys on campus. It would be different if any of them had a personality other than wearing patagonia snap Ts and vineyard vines 24/7. The bland test of bland. Will play UCLA on repeat to attract girls, does not work. terrible pledge class, awful frat

Super close group of guys. I am impressed by their brotherhood, but I think they could do a better job at creating more bonds with other fraternities.

A bunch of guys trying to be frat, but it really isn’t working. Despite time consuming pledging their classes appear to be really divided between swimmers and non-swimmers. Very nice guys, but definitely not a top tier frat.

Spoiled white nerds

On the rise? Sure. Top tier? No chance. SPE may be growing in size but is largely viewed on campus as being somewhat weird. The fact that they are a dry house makes it hard for them to ever be top tier, and they are forced to rely on F and convincing Warner to let them use their house. Seems like they're mostly made up of swimmers and guys who didn't go out much/weren't that cool in high school and are trying to figure it out now. Some guys are sweet and down to earth, but in my experience most try to seem fratty and can't pull it off and just look like posers/douches. The fact that they aren't as classically cool DOES make them more approachable to some people, so this becomes a go-to spot for freshmen, girls who aren't that into going out, and guys who want to join a frat but aren't party animals. There is nothing really wrong with SPE and it is the perfect frat for some guys, but calling them top tier or even cool is a big stretch and feeds into what some people perceive about them being posers. Unless ksig or sae get kicked off campus, SPE will always be relevant but mid-tier.