fraternity stereotypes
by: xfer rusheeSo I'm transferring to UF this spring and want to get an idea of fraternity stereotypes for top tier and middle tier fraternities. Which houses are southern, which houses are sofla, and which are a mix.
Commentby: Too soon?Oct 15, 2013 11:29:19 AM
by: nice try lolOct 20, 2013 7:18:59 PM
by: hmNov 2, 2013 10:58:12 AM
I would actually argue that the tier system is based almost entirely on homecoming. That's why fraternities will spend entire semesters trying to court sororities, and the whole purpose of socials in general. (isnt that why people argue that AOII/Tri Delt aren't as good as the to 4 - because they don't have as strong of HC rotations?) Pi Kapp has homecoming with Kappa Kappa Gamma, Delt doesn't have it with anyone.
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by: to nahNov 2, 2013 11:59:55 AM
Yeah, but that's because they're solidly at the top and tend to have set rotations. Even then they change a little bit every now and then depending on what sororities and fraternities are tippy top at that time. I think what HM is trying to say is that HC pairings tend to define the tier system (ZTA, ADPI, DG, and KD are at the top cause their HC rotations are the best, followed by AOPI and DDD. Same with EX, SAE, Phi Delt, and ATO - followed by KA and Beta)
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by: YupNov 3, 2013 3:18:30 PM
Sorority rankings define the HC rotation which is a significant portion of a fraternities reputation (along with socials/parties/general impression). Until the sorority rankings change from ZTA ADII KD DG AOII DDD, their respective dates will remain the relevant houses.
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by: YupOct 15, 2013 11:27:51 AM
definitely. ATO southern, Phi Delt sofla, Phi Tau mixed
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