descriptions

if you're interested in rushing, you'll have to go to round robin, which is just a thing where every sorority gives a little presentation about what their sorority is all about. but i'll give you a little gist of each.

Sigma Delta Tau (national) - cool, chill girls. lots of fun, typically very pretty

Sigma Kappa (national) - preppy, smart, typical "sorority" but very nice girls

Delta Phi Epsilon (national)- fun, party hard, really nice, strong sisterhood

Alpha Sigma Tau (national) - kind of lowkey, still a bit new on campus, diverse and very nice

Clio (local) - lots of bad rumors about them, party hard, questionable reputation, but nice

AGO (local) - similar to SDT. very nice and cool

Alpha Omega Pi (local) - loud, lots of fun, cool

Phi Lambda Chi (local) - lowkey, but party hard, very kind

Alpha Delta Epsilon (local) - extremely diverse and typically very liberal

Arethusa (local) - very small but kind, and strong bonds

SMAC (local) - social AND service organization. very into fitness, lowkey

Royal Lady Knights (local) - huge, pretty popular, smart and nice

That all being said, it's SO important to make your own decisions for yourself during rush. Don't let rumors or stereotypes dictate who you rush. The difference between local and national is just that local stats don't have other chapters across the country. Also, national sororities only have rush in the spring. If you rush national, you have to rush EVERY national

Just something to note, if you wondering about parties every national and most locals will have three parties a week and breakfast when the weather is nice. However, that is not the only aspect of greek life.

At Geneseo all chapters are very similar. All are diverse. All chapters have cool girls, pretty girls, mean girls, nice girls, shy girls, weird girls, party girls, studious girls... etc. if you think otherwise then you just give into the stereotypes instead of getting to know the actual women! This is the absolute truth.

Thanks everyone! Which are the hardest to get into ?

In my opinion, don't look for an honest answer here. All of the sororities have positives and negatives - if you're interested go through the recruitment process and see who you get along with.