new ranking
by: Mid Semester
After Greek Week Dance and also seeing all the girls involvement all semester in events and other org competitions, I think this is the new ranking
Phi Mu
Zeta
AZD
Sigma
Tri Delta
AOPi (if there is three per tier, they're middle but honestly I think they're bottom too)
AXO
SK
KD
Commentby: but
#13by: Wow
AXO is literally blowing up Greek Week right now. I'm impressed with their dance and think they did a great job in greek week, but that doesn't change where they are tier wise. This thread is seriously just AXO trying to say they're middle tier, but they aren't. The middle tier is Delta, AOII, and AXiD. That's just how it is.
by: cool
oh boy because looking "significantly hotter" is much more important than being a good person and having everything else in your life together. Grow up.
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#16by: Lolllll
I know for a fact that there's a group of junior AXOs who do check greek week and have been posting on here the last few days trying to make themselves look better. I love the girls in AXO and I loved their dance too, but it's sad that they are now on here trying to say theyre "middle tier" because I use to respect them for not caring.
#18by: Wooooow
AXO and AXiD get off greek week! The tiers did not change after this dance. Zeta is still in the top and AXO is still in the bottom. Doesn't mean AXO and AXiD aren't good organizations but they still didn't change.
Top:
Zeta, Phi Mu, Sigma
Middle:
AXiD, Delta, AOII
Bottom:
KD, SK, AXO
by: hhahahaha
i think it's already common knowledge that zeta is no longer top. their own seniors who dropped out clearly would agree that zeta is no good anymore. it's already been established that phi mu, sigma, and axid are the top 3 now.
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#19by: hm
by: agreed
not only that, but zetas own seniors all dropped because paying dues wasn't even worth it
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by: hey
they have a pledge class of 70 and two recruitments this year due to seniors dropping.... that isnt something that would happen to an actual top tier sorority.
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#20by: Anonymous
The seniors dropped for a reason that most people are not aware of and don't need to be aware of it's private zeta business. It had nothing to do with them not wanting to pay dues or be associated anymore. The unaffiliated sisters still care a lot about zeta, they live in crown town and always host things for the younger girls. There apartments literally have zeta stuff all over them. Don't talk about things you are unaware of.
by: lol
ok then why else would they all drop at the same time... what other sorority does that? face it, they didn't think it was worth it to pay dues anymore especially when they only have a clique of girls that they hang out with and don't care about 90% of the girls in that sorority. and it does change things when they drop in the final year and force the sorority to go through a second recruitment process to bring the class to 70 girls. if you think that doesnt affect rank then you're crazy. ranks are about selectivity and zeta was the least selective of all the sororities this year. theyre going to continue being least selective when your 70 sophomores will be getting 70 littles and so on and so forth,
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by: right
All I hear is "mind your own business." When you constantly rank yourself at the level of Tri Sig and Phi Mu, people are going to bring up your issues like half your seniors dropping and you having to recruit twice this year to get a giant pledge class of randoms. Personally I see Zeta at a wavering #3 or solid #4 at Elon at this point. But I think Zeta's excuses that nobody knows the real reason are moot because this isn't something that happens often, and actually this has never happened to any sororities during the 3 years I've been at Elon.
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by: and
well if were going to do that we can talk about how axid stole axos theme
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