sorority comments

These rankings aren't by PNMs, and they aren't saying "Choose my house!" I agree that seeing rankings can create a bias for PNMs, but if they're curious to know in the first place then they're going to find out on their own regardless, which is an annoying argument but is the truth. I completely agree about the importance of choosing a house where you feel the most comfortable and with whose women you identify most, but the great thing about our recruitment process is that girls receive bids from the houses that want to share the same experiences, and mutual selection nearly always works out. Yes, there are definitely some girls that go into recruitment with a set expectation for what house they want and are disappointed or drop when they don't get that house, but that works out too because no house wants a new member who will resent her bid as soon as she receives it. And you can certainly respond with great stories about how you didn't get the bid you wanted and almost dropped but stuck with it and now you can't see yourself anywhere else-- but all that proves is that the system works (and proves my point) and that you found your home after all. So in conclusion to my rant, I see no issue with posting our opinions of rankings-- don't we want to recruit women who can think for themselves anyway?

With all that said, how I'd rank them--
KKG
DG
APhi
PiPhi
KD/Theta --tied for bottom of the tier

XO
DDD
AXiD
AGD
AXO

DZ
AOPi
AEPhi

I'm transferring to OSU in the fall, and I'm already an initiated Chi O sister at my current school. Are these girls people I should try to connect with? What does their rep look like?

Why don't you take the time to meet with them and decide for yourself? Besides, you have to impress them too sweetie. They don't have to automatically take you.

what frats do sorrorities wanna hangout with

In order and the serparations matter: (granted all this will change a ton in less than a month once they go through recruitment)
Top Tier:
KKG
Pi Phi (could drop to tied with theta if they screw up their recruitment like they did last year, but i genuinely think they will be more careful and put their pretty faces out there to recruit)

DG (going to fall hard unaffortunately, bc even if the rumors arent true, too many PNMs have heard them and wont go there. their loss though bc the DGs are sweethearts once you know them)
A Phi

Middle:
Theta (could deffinately move up to tied with APhi if they take a good class)

KD/Tri Delta (they wouldnt be tried if KD didnt keep messing up)
Chi O
AGD/AXiD (exactly the same situation, just different types of girls)

AXO (working decently hard on being the top of the bottom tier)


Bottom:
DZ (could move up)

AOPi
AEPhi

I agree with haaaaa. Basically there is a top 6, each house has a different personality. Quite a few people would say that 2 of the ones that are supposedly top 3 in honesty's list are not considered to be that. That being said, the top 6 just rearrange position each year, some go up a position or two, some drop a position or two, but rarely out of the group.

The middle tier sororities are also surprisingly strong (as compared to other campuses), definitely worth considering, as some of them are quite social, are very involved, and have good sisterhoods.

IF you are a PNM, look for the best fit for for you. Recruitment here is more competitive than most realize. This isn't the type of school where you will be considered a loser if you dont't get into a few certain sororities.

We all know the only relevant sororities are DG, APHI, Pi Phi, KD, and Kappa.

THETA IS NOT THEEEEE TOP HOUSE! sorry not sorry. and Fuzzie should not be lower than AOII, its just not true. if you switched Fuzzie and AXO then these might be close... maybeee,... if youre drunk.... or on crack??? dg get off of here.

Good luck to all chapters during recruitment.

Keep on open mind going through. Most of the stories on this site are crap made up by the people in these houses! And people who hate them or got cut by them. However, you should ask every house if they are on probation.