kappa delta discussion

love these girls

i never wore my letters while i was a KD. ever. it was too embarrassing. hahaha maybe i'll wear them to work one day or something when people like actually want to come to your socials.

You call yourself a graduate alum? Your comment shows your maturity to be at a level of grade school!!! Im embarrassed you even say you were a KD you obviously need to grow up. I can maturely say i am proud to were my letters.

yes, i am a graduated alum. sorry i'm not typing correctly like you. this is greekrank, sweetheart. not a term paper. there's a difference. since you're on here in the first place, shows you have a lot of class. i thought kd was supposed to be classy? apparently not. i'm embarrassed because you're the sorority that NO ONE LIKES. no one cares what you look like... NO ONE LIKES YOU. if your entire sorority were to go through rush, you'd get cut from everyone but yourselves.

No Alum would ever say that.

Get off this site whoever you are; stop pretending to be someone you're not.

who i am. I HATE you and your sorority. THERE. said it.

whoever dissed their president... that was just mean. she is very pretty and such a nice girl. she doesn't deserve that!

Bottom line is, Kappa Delta is one of the most well-established sororities locally and nationally. I hope girls coming in dont actually pay attention to this or this superficial website..these are NOT real rankings theses are just sorority girls bashing on eachother and making eachother look bad...just go into rush with an open mind and you will find the sorority that fits you. Kaydee is an AMAZING sorority to be a part of.

if you don't pay attention to this website, why do you have the most comments?? PATHETIC.

I showed up to initiation in rags. Yes, rags. Well, okay, that was a slight exaggeration, but it was pretty terrible. My whites didn't match, my hair was a mess and I would describe my attire that day as completely disheveled. In fact, I had to borrow white shoes from a fellow sister because I didn't--it's completely obvious who I am. Because I'm pretty sure that I, oblivious to the girls snarling at me on the other side of the room, was just a little too confident. Needless to say, I am no longer associated with this sorority. They don't care that I think about this decision every day. They don't care about who I am going to be in twenty years. They don't and they never will. The only thing they care about is who I was and when they think of me, they'll remember that girl who was on academic probation for two semesters in a row. All they'll remember about me are the bad things because, at the time, I had nothing good to show. Yes, they are a good sorority. But the lack of respect