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by: USC

The sorority you choose will be the people that you're friends with for life, not just these four years. Choose wisely!

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#1  by: no    
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Not necessarily, you have friends in other chapters, probably won't talk to 80 percent of girls after graduating anyways, other schools, etc.

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#2  by: Your Future   
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Picking the wrong house will undoubtedly change your entire life. Your future husband will not settle for middle tier either, so choose wisely. You don't get a "do over" on this.

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by: wellAug 18, 2014 11:10:56 AM

That's not true considering the fact that most people at USC don't end up marrying each other...

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#3  by: Don't!   
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Don't let your life become middle tier! Go top tier or no tier!

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by: Dear Don't,Aug 18, 2014 10:45:35 PM

Shouldn't you be getting a spray tan or hair flipping or something?

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#4  by: So wrong   
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I was in a mid-tier sorority and my now very serious boyfriend was in a mid-tier frat at USC. We both beat out so-called "top-tier" people for great jobs. Our lives are "top-tier," in the sense that we both make great money, do lots of fun things together in LA and we just couldn't be happier. Join where you feel a connection-- this site is generally not a good site for trustworthy advice. Enjoy your time at USC and shed the middle school/high school mentality of being "popular." While I was "popular" on the Row, I know of many former "top-tier" girls and guys who live at home, don't even have a job and are basically directionless.

By: So wrong
by: butAug 19, 2014 1:33:04 PM

isn't USC a good school...that's why i came here, to get a job...

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by: Don'tAug 20, 2014 1:01:17 AM

You only know middle tier happiness. How would you know anything else?

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#5  by: Yes   
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USC IS a great school. What I was saying as "So Wrong" is that what tier house you are in, or even if you are in a house at all doesn't define you-- once you graduate, employers and others simply don't care. What matters is that you get good grades and internships/jobs and are involved on campus. Then you will get a good job! And you'll also feel self-fulfilled! So forget all this ranking nonsense and join a sorority whose girls you feel a connection to. That said, shallow as the Row is, it is kinda fun. And if you don't like any of the sororities after rushing, not to worry-- there are tons of clubs, orgs and things to do on campus. Good luck, keep the faith and Fight On!

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