its real

Chill man, no one cares about rank. As long as you made some good friends. Phi psi is a new house it will take them a while to rise. They are still low middle since they have that ghetto vibe and parties are Pretty lame

I saw phi psi pledge class, idk how they did it but they look weirder then last quarter.

Phi psi is VERY ghetto

Inviting the trolls onto your post isn't exactly the greatest idea. Unless you're a troll yourself getting people to hate on Phi Psi. No one, Phi Psi's included, think they're top tier yet. It's gonna be a few years if they keep rising but at this point they're probably lower mid, mid (above DTD and Sig Pi but on the level on AEPi or Pi Kapp).

Why would anyone want to go to a phi psi party? Been to a few and it's honestly sad, they get less girls then dtd

Pretty sure Phi psi isnt even a middle tier house, they definitely feel like they are bottom since they have a weak social calendar and no one goes to there parties

All these butthurt dudes stay bashing on Phi Psi's parties. Did you see theirs last spring? Been to any during fall? Personally seen their calendar? Haha go home people

I love the hate phi psi is getting from all these guys... Quick fact they don't let in non-brothers no matter what. So stop spreading rumors. I've seen lines of girls outside their house before

Best way to settle this is to actually go check out what their party looks like this coming up Thursday. If they really don't get girls bash all you want.. But I don't think that's the case

LXA doesn't even know this site exists I just heard about it because a SAE friend was hassling me about it. I can say without a doubt I am probably the first and only Lambda Chi at UCLA that has visited the site. We have better things to do than sit at our computers all day camped out on sites like this. Although most of the comments are true we know we are the #1 fraternity at UCLA, we do throw the best parties and the hottest girls of UCLA attend our parties. Lambda Chi does not need to come on Greek Rank to announce what the UCLA student body already knows.