bottom tier?
by: adfj ;afSo what if you are in a bottom tier sorority? Does that mean girls in other sororities will think you are a loser? Will "top" frat guys not talk to you? I don't get it
#1 by: Senior
Nothing happens, except you get the amazing experience of joining a sorority and the opportunity to do with it what you will, just the same as the new members of any other sorority. The only people who will treat you any differently for it are stuck-up, shallow, and probably miserable because they joined chapters for the reputation and came up with a hollow bargain. Join the group of women you see yourself wanting to be like for the next four years, and forget the rest.
Commentby: iJan 6, 2015 2:21:16 PM
by: OpinionJan 6, 2015 6:06:52 PM
Aepi and pi phi
Dg and sig nu
Aphi and sig chi/sae
I would say those are the most solid
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by: STFUJan 6, 2015 8:54:31 PM
Stop making up generalizations. Every sorority's social chairs tries to set up mixers with most frats and girls are welcome at different fraternities no matter what house you're in
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#4 by: real talk
I'm in a "bottom tier" sorority (which is generally a dumb categorization at a school as small as wash u)... have had lots of guy friends/hook ups in "top tier" fraternities (i.e. Beta, Sig Chi, Phi Delt). It really doesn't matter which sorority you're in when it comes to which guys are interested in you...at least in my experience. Also, there a lots of cute guys in fraternities that are not considered top tier. I really wouldn't limit yourself based on tiers or think you're being limited.
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by: yesJan 3, 2015 6:16:47 AM
seriously can't emphasize this enough! Choose where you feel you fit best!
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