bottom sororities
by: curiouswhat are the reputations of the bottom houses like Phi Mu, SK, AOPi etc???
Commentby: yeah
#2by: Southern transfer input
Phi Mu is HUGE at big southern schools like Auburn U. Phi Mu is basically the Pi Phi of southern school’s. Hot, sweet, social, fun, great sisterhood, and everyone wants to be in Phi Mu during recruitment. However, Phi Mu here at UW isnt quite there yet. They’re moving up though!! They’re improving with each PC, and they don’t reallt have beef with any sororities, so they’re cool!
by: lee
by: Og Ranker
I bet if I weighed all the down voters and used their weight for the ratio instead. It'd probably be like 1:80 ratio with up votes vs down votes.
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#5by: truth G
Talked to a few. They're awkward and shy. In high school they were neither in the popular crowd, nor in the weird crowd (aka geeds), they were somewhere between. Sometimes they'd show up to parties, but they mostly kept to themselves, and got good grades (how else would they get in UW?). Now they're trying to put themselves out there in the GS, but their roots are still haunting them. (I should add, however, that I have met a few really outgoing girls that could have been in a top house, but decided not too. There's diversity in houses, but trends still exist, or else each house would be equal)
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by: yeah
I've literally heard this girl in phi mu tell me about how that some of the prettier girls in their PC17 this year had other houses on pref day that were top houses but they ranked phi mu on top because they felt like the house was more genuine and they'd be happy there so yeah they probably could've gotten into better houses but they chose their own happiness and sisterhood and diversity over getting the superficialness and labels that come with being in a top house
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