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by: RecruimentWhat if during sorority recruitment the different sororities covered up their letters? This would mean PNM would rush for literally the character of the girls and not for status. obviously there are holes in this because it wouldn't be hard to find out which sorority is which but it would be a cool concept. may be possible for spring recruitment.
#1 by: No difference
You think it would make a difference if they covered up their letters, but it wouldn't make much difference at all. The so-called 'top tier' sororities are obvious because the way individual members show their social confidence. There is also a matter of looks. The truth is you might put the top ten best looking women from each house in a room without wearing letters and you couldn't distinguish which belonged to which sorority. But once you get past the top 10, the difference becomes more obvious.
#3 by: Why?
What would be point be of covering the letters? The sororities are proud of their unique profiles. It would be like buying a car unseen just because you want transportation. Some cars are better than others. Some cars are more prestigious than others. If all cars cost the same, then who decides who gets the Porche and who gets the
#4 by: the flaw in your analogy
#5 by: ^
Yes, researching factual information is a good idea. 'Rankings' and 'tiers' are not factual; they are made up. Greekrank is not any kind of source for researching quality, value, and track record. House GPA, graduation rates, philanthropy involvement, campus leadership, disciplinary actions, what members put on social media are all good places to start. If knowing how many insta famous members or you tube personalities in a house is important to you then you can find that out too. But don't take rankings and tiers as fact.
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by: factsJun 18, 2018 10:07:39 PM
This is definitely true, though this would be a cool concept.