Actually unbiased on everyone.

In alphabetical order, not ranks.

ATO: they're a small group that has great pull and decent events. Their biggest asset imo is their brotherhood and history as GTs oldest fraternity.

BTP: They're a bigger group compared to most others here and they pull well. Their parties aren't good but their off campus events get hype. Great house.

Fiji: another large group here, decent pull with ok parties. Their biggest asset is their house and off campus events. If you like student government and intramurals they are pretty good for that. They are starting to get a bad rep for being in trouble a lot.

KS: they're a big group with a great house, they aslo throw some of the best parties here. Brotherhood is pretty good and their community involvement is good too. Their pull could be better, their grades could be better and they could do more in intramurals and student government other than use it as an excuse to party.

Pike: they throw great parties, have great student government/intramurals and have good pull. Their house is dirty and they have a bad reputation for getting in trouble a lot.

SAE: great parties, pull, history, and community involvement. Brotherhood isnt too great and they dont do a lot for intramurals and student government. House is also dirty.

SX: good pull, solid brotherhood, and their house is pretty nice even though its getting dated. They're a smaller group and they throw decent parties. Don't do a lot for community outside of derby days fund raising for philanthropy. Also not good intramurals but do decently with student government.

TKE: great house, a lot of guys, good parties too. Don't do a lot outside of social things and intramurals. their brotherhood isnt great.

Everyone can put these 8 in any order and still be right, it really doesn't matter. Some people like to hate on KS and SX because they're up and coming groups in the top 8. Others will just call out pike and fiji for their recent troubles. Either way just pick the group of guys you like and have a good time.