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Nice isn't ALL that matters but they are that for sure!!!!

Maybe they aren't this high but they ARE working at improving.

Perhaps KD has quite a few "haters" because they're just not nice people...

Yup. DG's are nice, nice girls!

My sisters and I had soooo much fun at their socials this past year. There were 1 or 2 unique kids that I met, but every group has a few of those in each class. They seem to all get along with one another and are friendly to Independents. I wasn't aware of their social/philanthropy work until this year but they do a pretty good job. Pretty good looking, although there are hotter frats but they have a great sense of values and know how to treat a lady! I hope we have a social with them this year! Love y'all!

As I've stated before, very involved and very classy. I'm a Sigma Nu and because my roommate freshman year pledged KA I met many of his pledge brothers, all GREAT guys. They always have a good tailgate and as I said and another poster said, there is NO RIVALRY between us, since we are considered 2 of, if not the 2 best on campus. A TON of my brothers in SN have some of our best friends that are in KA, and them likewise with us. We hang out a lot, and we undoubtedly get along with them the best, with others like Beta and SAE not far behind. I did not rush KA, but had I not fell in love with SN, I definitely would have!

DG along with DDD and a couple of others have worked their way to a more visible position on campus over the last couple of years. They have had super strong pledge classes the past two years. Smart, classy girls who have helped raise their GPA and their profile. Interesting to see if the momentum keeps going this fall.

Honest Review: I'm a Sigma Nu, entering my Junior year. I had the pleasure of living on the same floor of my dorm freshman year there were a few (not a lot, but about 4 others in my dorm on the other floors) & I got to know them pretty well. They were real nice kids. Yes, they may not devote as much time to "fellowship" & "brotherly bonding" activities as some (not all but some) fraternities on campus-KA, SN, FH, SX, etc.)others on campus, but from virtually all the guys I'm friends with/know that pledged Beta, do get along and really have a strong brotherly bond. They are well-known on AU's campus & throw some pretty good parties, & are very active in activities with some of the other fraternities (tailgating, chilling off campus)& sororities (they usually do a friendly shaving cream fight with a different sorority each year). Could maybe be more involved, but this is def a top 8 fraternity on campus: in no order- (KA/SN/SAE/BETA/ATO/Lam bda/FIJI/SX). Very fortunate 2 have gotten a bid

Honest Review (Part II): These guys do a TON for the community through their philanthropy efforts-they usually do a football game against different fraternities each year, which ALWAYS raises a ton of money. They have a TON, and when I say a TON, I mean a TON of socials. Their phi gam christmas party has been excellent according to girls I'm good friends with that were asked as dates of the pledge classes the last 2 years. They have a pig roast dinner type thing, they went to New Orleans for a break this past year. They also have FIJI Island, which takes place at the end of the year and always has a great turn out. It's a formal type thing, but not you're typical HS prom/ball thing. They have part of it outside (I believe) and the girls I am friends with that have gone to it, as well as my friends in Fiji have said it was an amazing time. Despite all of the bickering between me and Wardamn over various people, this is a solid fraternity at AU. Most expensive dues-wise (I believe).

I personally don't know a lot about them. I do know that they have good philanthropy. I had classes with a few Phi Delt's my freshman year in 09-10 and sat next to two of them. Real nice guys with good set of values and heads on their shoulders. I'm sorry I cannot offer more information.