subjective frat rankings

TOP:
DKE/elmo
zete/hall

These 4 have consistently been the best fraternities at UVa. They rush competitively, have tough pledging, and excellent social schedules. Expect zete to benefit from ksig getting kicked off as historically they heavily cross rushed. They already have there pledge classes

UPPER:
SAE/phi psi
sig chi

Can’t go wrong with these houses. SAE is nown for their darties. Phi psi has some marquee parties but absurd pledging. Sig chi has a nice house but it’s far away. Chi phi is going down but you can prolbally get a bid from all these without dirty rushing.

UPPER MID:
chi phi/ 128/Beta/SNU
Sammy?
DU
ksig

128 had a big pc last year and probably gets back after there 4 year ban next year. DU and SNU have snuck up in rank as other houses have gotten kicked off recently. Beta is Beta. Sammy has been in trouble, how they come out of it remains to be seen. Expect these houses to benefit from pika’s absence this year, too.Chi phis are short but somehow keep good srat relations. Then whatever ksig is now they used to be good but wont get back on anytime soon and have barley had any parties and are in a sticky situation.

MID:
Dsig/pikapp
Phi society/SERP

The first 3 are solid. SERP historically has had a bad rep but their house keeps them here, barely. Each of these houses could see some movement up or down depending how good their PCs are.

LOWER MID:
chi psi/phi delt
KA/ Asig

Chi psi and phi delt are known for their brotherhood’s diversity, both in terms of race and sexuality. KA has been kicked off for a while but still has a national charter and will probably get their FOA back in 2026 (unlike 128). Also known for being southern. Asig is a fraternity at UVa.

LOWER:
AEPi/sig pi
pi lam/ TDX

AEPi is the jewish frat and keeps an alright social calendar. I've heard that sig pi is knocking on death's door and may have to fold soon. Hopefully they can turn it around I guess. Pi lam was already pretty meh and they just got in trouble for hazing last spring. TDX is also a fraternity at UVa.