frats
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Comment#3by: by social budget; OSUOGL
TKE- second highest dues but more money goes to nationals for administrative/insurance purposes. In terms of background, these brothers typically come from an affluent background third to only only PKP and Sig Chi. They are top, however, in the way that they will spend money and elicits for themselves and relevant females. Known for their spring open parties.
Sig Chi- budget is comparable, slightly less. They are a more exclusive fraternity and therefore throw more date parties than open parties; less of an expense. Brothers almost all come from upper class families in the Cincinnati area and are typically very well off. They are most comparable to PKP and likely to be seen rocking top-notch frat apparel including bean boots and vineyard vines quarter zips.
#4by: by social budget; OSUOGL
Delt- still large social budget compared to all other fraternities. A good portion come from upper/upper middle class families in Cleveland although almost all members come from some affluence. Known to use their budget to try new types of parties/ projects.
#5by: Joe
by: Hahaha nah
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From what I hear, he declined kappa sig bid and is going Phi Psi in the spring. Good choice. His name is Garrett
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by: Lol
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"-" Must be mad lol. Looks like you didn't get a bid anymore. I highly doubt a billionaire kid is sitting there being a loser. Don't be so mean to someone no body knows because you're all in your feelings.
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by: Joe
He's the grandson of the Utah Jazz owner. His dorm suite is sick. He said he was rushing, just doesn't know where. His dad wants him to be a Kappa Sig, so I think he's going there. From what I hear, his top choice is Sigma Chi.
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That's embarrassing. Did you know the kid lolololol?
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