just wondering

great houses, great sisterhoods, and great girls. All UT sororities offer the best of the best. Number one thing you must follow though - go with the house that works for you and be proud of your choice.

Tri delts are top tier, A phi is probably top middle tier, but both are fun ppl to hang out with and are nice

like Tri Delt better, the girls I've met are nicer in my experience, but I don't know everyone in either chapter by any means.

Theres not alot of difference between the sororities with houses. Join the house where you feel more comfortable.

There are some differences, but they're all good.

Top tier fraternities don't mix with Alpha Phi and if they do it's usually very very late in the semester and not taken seriously by those guys.

On that note, all of my alpha phi friends are some of the best friends amongst themselves. They love each other and they absolutely love their sorority way more so than other UT sororities. They have great bonds with great guys who just didn't have the connections to pledge SAE/KSig/Fiji/SigEp.

Tri Delta is definitely the more prestigious choice as long as you fit in. But you really should make your decision based on where you feel most comfortable. Do not mention your legacy chapters to other groups though. It can make them cut you early.

I appreciate all the kind advice and input. I will definitely keep it all in mind. I really can't wait to see how it all turns out.

Why do you kids get on here and ask these questions-ignorance is bliss, if you don't get everyone and their dog's opinion, you can go in open minded and without pressure to "shoehorn" yourself into what you have been told is the better place. You might find a way in but end up hating your sisters, wishing you would've gone with your own gut, rather than biased, unsubstantiated claims. Don't ask those questions anymore, prejudice is the thing that holds us back from where we are meant to be, and those we are suppose to be around to learn and grow from. Don't rob yourself of your own self discovery.

Outside of the Greek community, no one cares which sorority or fraternity you are in