does it matter what sorority you’re in?

Honestly, all the sororities at UT except for maybe SDT are really solid. They have nice houses, a full social schedule, age old traditions

The lower ranked houses will mix with lower ranked fraternities but everyone has a blast. You’re still part of the UT Greek community in a matter what house you’re in and you will always be lumped together in that way. Go for it!

The only time ranks matter is during rush. Once you have that bid, you will get as much out of your sorority (no matter the “tier”) as you put in. You jump in, get involved, and be friendly to everyone - you’ll have tons of bff’s and love sorority life! You cry on Bid Day, focus on everyone else’s IG accounts, and don’t make any effort to make friends - you’ll hate it and probably drop out.

You are not going to get a bid from houses that released you, COB or next year recruitment either one. Take your bid and be grateful. There are girls who would kill to have your bid!

AZD, A.DPi, DG Have great girls and great sisterhood. they all have beautiful houses. They have a full social schedule.

Look at them on Instagram. They’re all really attractive. The reason why they are lower ranked is because they are open whereas PKT wants to just rush their friends.

Take what you can get because you don’t want to miss a whole year of Greek life being super picky.

Realistically is matters one week a year. Then you immediately start meeting girls in your dorm and establish your real friend group. They all go to round up, all have mixers, go to tailgates, etc.

Absolutely not. If you’ve made it this far and are offered a chance at membership with ANY of the wonderful houses at UT, you truly are lucky. Ranks, tiers, and other people’s opinions are only relevant if you them be. Each chapter on this campus is strong; some people just like to put other sororities down to make themselves feel as though there are people that they’re better than. Surprise! The girls in PKT are no better than the girls in DG, KD, ADPi, and AXiD. Most people go through recruitment looking for friends and community, and you can find that no matter where you ended up. Be proud of your new house, be grateful for your bid, and make the absolute most of your freshman year with your sisters.

The only difference in tiers is that some of them want to rush girls that they already know