tiers
by: Realistically
It boils down to four tiers:
Top: pi phi / alpha phi / kappa
Mid: dg / aephi
Lower mid: chi o
Bottom: kd / aopi
Yes, there may be more specific nuances within the tiers, but this is essentially what matters. The top 3 are the top 3, even if kappa is slightly lower, there is a way bigger drop off between kappa and mid tier. Dg / aephi are middle. Chi o gets its own tier because it is distinctly below the other middle tier sororities but distinctly above kd and aopi. Some might argue that kd has "risen" but realistically chi o still has a much stronger brand image and is more respected by both other sororities and frats, even if it is a bit NARPy. Kd may be a touch above aopi, but definitely still in the bottom tier.
#1 by: My 2¢
Commentby: @PNMJan 15, 2016 2:44:14 PM
"this is Wash U" means that we're all a bunch of nerds, and greek life isn't a huge deal here, so being in a "top sorority" doesn't automatically make you the coolest person ever lol
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by: PNMJan 15, 2016 12:31:41 AM
I never understand people using "this is Wash U" as an argument. Are we better than people elsewhere? Worse? How can you generalize 6000+ undergrads? No one knows what you mean by that...
It's like when politicians say "This is 2016, people" as an argument for pushing something on their agenda. Congratulations u can read a calendar!!!
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