which sorority
by: TNGirlI would like to know which sororities at utk are most involved on campus yet has a close sisterhood too? Also what do the rankings mean? If I am someone who doesn't like to drink, will sororities accept me?
#4 by: Just know
Rankings mean nothing. They're anonymous opinions, some promoting certain chapters or bashing others. Some are true opinions, but they vary. Low rankings can be from bitter people dropped by a group, drama trolls, or haters giving bad info just to be jerks. So, ignore rankings. Go through recruitment to form your own thoughts. Remember, all UTK sororities are big and have (or will) new houses, philanthropies, social calendars and a mix of women. Visit each one's website and Facebook page for insight into their involvement and sisterhood. Just don't pre-choose before you meet them. Reality is, sororities do the choosing, and in competitive SEC rush, you must be open minded to all. PNMs focused on select houses are at higher risk to spend bid day in their dorms.
All sororities have members who drink AND ones who don't. Some use moderation and some drink like fish. Not drinking shouldn't be an issue unless you make it one with a high and mighty, uptight, judgmental attitude. Sisterhood/involvement make good conversation in recruitment, and help sororities see your interest in them, but alcohol is a taboo subject - you won't be quizzed, but sororities WILL likely check your social media. Girls have been cut because of partying/red solo cup pix. Believe this, it's true! PNMs should show as classy ladies, not a wild child who might embarrass the house or land it on probation.
Put your best self out there and look for a comfortable fit. Good luck to you!
#5 by: Involved
There are sororities who participate in philanthropy events along with the ACE and Panhel events. I would say that Phi Mu, KD, DZ, AXO, And DG participate in all of them. ADPI and AOPi participate in ACE events, while Tri Delt, XO, Sigma Kappa, ZTA and Pi Phi participates in a lot of the frat philanthropy events. All of them are super involved on campus. Some of these events are really time consuming, and the freshman and sophomores carry the majority of the load. Just part of the process. This is, however, how pledge classes bond. Have fun girls!!!! It's going to be over before we all know it.
#6 by: Tngirl
#7 by: Tngirl
Oh no! I didn't think that at all! I was just saying that's why I don't think my not drinking would be a problem! I really appreciate the opinions ya'll have given me!! I have searched about a few of the sororities but I am also not going to go in with my heart set on one! There is one in particular that hasn't been a good representive for their sorority, but I'm going to keep an open mind!
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by: DittoSep 16, 2013 10:41:32 AM
^^^^^"Just know"'s advice is excellent. Another good resource for information on the time and dollars a sorority spends on philanthropies is through the Panhellenic's website. They have a breakdown by sorority of things like mascots, mottos, GPA's, and hours/dollars spent on philanthropies. Good luck to you!