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by: truth
Comment#3by: Ummm
ZTA and Aphi are not on the same level. Alpha phi has definitely made themselves known on campus, but they're nowhere near upper middle yet. Probably won't be for a few years, at least until they get their house. Phi mu used to be solidly above PBP, but the pi phis did surprisingly well at recruitment this year.
DDD/KD
ADPi/XO
AXO
ZTA
APhi/Pi Phi/Phi Mu
KKG
SSS
by: True
I'd ZTA would get their sisterhood together then maybe they'd stay level. But don't hold your breath.
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by: True
If ZTA would get their sisterhood together then maybe they'd stay level. But don't hold your breath.
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#4by: interesting
Kinda Agree with ZTA & APhi on the same respective level. Alpha Phi has definitely proven itself this year as a solid middle. Some may not be fond of this as its changing things, but I think it is fair...instead place AXO on the same level-they are not the most attractive group, they aren't involved with other greek organizations, and they are in no way solid in their philanthropy. Not impressed with them or their presence on campus at all, so I wouldn't put them above ZTA or APhi.
DDD
XO/KD
ADPi
AXO/ZTA/APhi
Phi Mu
Pi Phi
KKG
SSS
by: Agreed
by: No
STOP IT A Phi!!! No way you're above AXO!!! You're seriously delusional and way too full of yourselves
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by: Eh
I'd hardly say that #6 out of 11 sororities is "upper middle" for ZTA. They're just middle tier now and moving down. After the seniors graduate in ZTA they're definitely in trouble for rush next year.
These would be my tiers:
DDD/KD
XO/ADPi
AXO
ZTA
PM/APhi
Pi Phi
KKG
SSS
I think Pi Phi will easily take Phi Mu's spot in this in the next two years if Phi Mu doesn't become more active. Their girls are more attractive though, but that can't hold them up forever.
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