tips on looking past being bottom tier?
by: Tipspeople talk about tiers all the time and how that could influence your social experience. I'm mainly worried about my social experience and not having the best year it could be. I feel like many of us PNMs are having trouble looking past the idea of possibly being in a bottom tier. Any tips on that?
#2by: From the bottom
Every sorority has social functions, date functions, homecoming, game day events, sisterhood retreats, bid day trips, etc. You can attend any fraternity party you want and most girls do, as long as it's not a function that is specifically being held with another chapter. Plus, you will find that a lot of your free time is spent studying. UF is a whole other level of tough. Trust me, you won't miss out on a thing!
#3by: Bottom tier
#4by: reality
Your four years of college are the best time to learn that looks & popularity aren't the most important things to judge people on. The experience of not getting what you thought was your first choice and loving it anyway will serve you well for the rest of your life. Find a house that is a great fit for you and focus on what really matters -- sisterhood, campus involvement, responsibility, and having fun. And leave high school ideas about what's "best" behind you because that has nothing to do with real life.
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