pnms:look wide
by: Jill
PNMs,
There is a lot more to sororities here than just looks and I'm sure you can see that some houses emphasize looks in their selection process. There are however other factors to consider for your overall sorority experience at UF such as:
- what is the sororities campus involvement?
- what fraternities do they associate with?
- How is the sisterhood?
- is there a lot of drama?
- who do I want to spend 4 years with?
For me, the sisterhood factor was #1 but I could have joined a house that was based more on looks. I am so glad I made this decision as my sisters and I are very close despite the fact that we do have differences. Go where you feel mist at home!
Commentby: To Jill
Nope. The Frats only choose based on looks. If Gamma Phi had the best looking girls the top frats would not care for one second that they've been here for one year with no tradition and they'd immediately go for them.
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by: But
That doesn't even make sense... There would be no way that gamma phi could get the best looking girls BECAUSE they've been here for so little time. So tradition really matters and it's obvious
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#3by: um...my opinion
call me shallow but i think looks have a lot to do with it. the better looking the higher ranked and when I put a sorority on my resume i want the highest ranked. thats just me. i am looking to get a job in the end - i can be friends with very gorgeous girls or very average girls, but i want my resume to show the top. just sayin
by: So
There are plenty of gorgeous girls here that have no personality and thus may have a harder time in the business world. I don't think a specific sorority will matter most interviews but campus involvement and overall pose will matter.
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by: lol
i can tell you right now that reality is going to hit you hard when you realize no employer will care if you were in a top tier sorority in college.
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by: lol
i can tell you right now that reality is going to hit you hard when you realize no employer will care if you were in a top tier sorority in college.
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by: Harambe
He died so that we may be free. He's a true beacon of light in this dark world. The things he did the way he was It makes me want to cry. He WAS and still IS Harambae in all our hearts.
HARAMBAE WE LOVE YOU
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by: my opinion
it totally makes a difference if you are in top sorority. I shoot for the top in anything I do and thats why I came to UF. People that went to UCF or FSU tried to tell me it would not make e difference but I am not that naive. I strive for the TOP and therefore mid and lower tier sororities are not an option for ME. Maybe you see it different and you are satisfied with less (maybe because you have to be satisfied with less) but don't criticize me - maybe one day you will be working for me.
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by: nope
by: Well
The student body president is in a top house, she's not a Barbie lmfao you act like top tier girls aren't just as smart and successful.
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by: Lol
I don't think all top tiers are Barbies and am aware the student pres is an ADPI. That's great and she is an awesome laeader but an employer is not going to check Greek Rank!
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by: nope
employers do absolutely know. My mother went to UF and she won't hire anyone unless they are in the top of their class, top of the sorority rank or frat rank and top in other respects. Thats real life girls. its okay if you are not top - someone has to be middle and bottom but it won't be me
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by: sorority
Your mom maybe have gone to UF but what if the top candidate is from FIU, and she was a Phi Mu?
I'm betting your mom wouldn't know that Phi Mu has always been the ADPi of FIU!
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#6by: Been there
by: Being trolled
There is a 100% chance this is someone sitting in their dorm, not going through recruitment, eating Cheetos and chuckling about getting sorority girls riled up. "My mom only hired top tier!" Please. Ignore the obvious trolls.
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by: Cheetos eater
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by: Jill
They also choose on tradition but that is only part of the big picture. Sisterhood and who you will spend 4 years of your life with matter as well.
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