honestly?
by: supTiers really don't matter. Right now everyone is self-ranking because we're so close to the start of recruitment. Disregard what you read on this website and formulate your own opinions based on your experiences at each house. Entering rush with preconceived notions about certain sororities only makes your recruitment experience harder, especially if you gather your information from this site as it is not an accurate depiction of Greek Life at UVA. Please, go into rush with an open mind and don't stress yourselves out so much. I promise, YOU WILL fit in to at least one sorority. Though formal recruitment seems harsh and superficial, the system works out and almost everyone ends up happy. More than likely you'll find a house that is perfect for you, which is all that really matters.
#1by: reality
I agree with this completely. I went in having been told about antiquated rankings and tiers and I initially overlooked some sororities that turned out to be my favorites later on. If you only think about the tiers, you won't be happy with where you end up. A "top tier" sorority could be the wrong fit for you, even if you get called back there, so just keep an open mind. If you like the sisters at any given sorority, the tier they fall under won't matter so much.
Comment#2by: KT
I disagree. The process is terrible. Each year we see amazing girls passed over because the other girls deemed they to not be pretty enough or fun enough. When you grow up you will realize that your superficial process harmed you too. You are missing out on some amazing women. You will learn that life is about much more than your looks that will fade, and the parties that served no purpose.
by: Ugh
It’s just as shallow for PNMS to drop out when they are cut from the “popular” houses. It says something about them just as much as it says something about those houses. If PNMS would at least go through the full process and then decide, we’d likely have bigger pledge classes and more girls in Greek life.
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#3by: truth
I completely agree with KT. Rush really is a superficial process with sisters picking PNMs based on looks, exciting winter break stories, and popular hobbies (i.e. sport teams). Shy or artsy girls are almost always overlooked because of this. As a past sister of a sorority, most "friendships" you make at a sorority mean close to nothing. In fact, a bunch of them probably hate you behind your back and don't have the guts to say it to your face. After graduation, it is all gone. So glad I quit before it's too late.
by: sororitytylite
well, sorry YOUR experience sucked. but there are hundreds of girls who rush and join each year and love their experience. lots of girls (not all, but a good amount) also make some of their best friends in the sorority they join. so, again, sorry your experience was a bad one, but don't assume it is that way for everyone.
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by: self examination
Some people have a personal problem, like chip on their shoulder, and find fault with just about anybody. There are enough women in every house to find your people, so maybe some self-reflection is in order? You won't like everyone in your sorority, in fact, you are guaranteed to detest a handful of them (and they you). And you will be just okay with some, but you will genuinely like and/or respect a lot of them, and you will absolutely love a select handful, that's a mere 5 or so, that you will always keep in your life. My 4 best friends in all the the world I only have because of my sorority. IDK what you expected, but some people just don't get this dynamic.
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by: proof
how about that girl that was doing uva rush TikTok’s then was dropped by the sororities her friends wanted and were invited back to….. and then dropped rush altogether
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by: Yup
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by: ^
Excuse me, how about the legions of pnm's who only want to join certain sororities based on 'tiers' and 'rankings'? Right back at you with "You are missing out on some amazing women." Pnm's drop out of rush when they get cut by a handful of sororities but still have houses inviting them back who actually want them. They refuse to even give these houses a chance. Talk about superficial.
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