can we just imagine...
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A campus where sororities aren’t ranked based on “big 6”. A campus whose ranks are true to reality. UT’s rankings are not realistic because the most well rounded girls are not at the top.
Because this is THE University of Texas, we need a re-rank.
This new ranking isn’t based on the difficulty of getting in, it’s more about the quality of the girls in each chapter.
Kappa
Zeta
Theta
Tri Delt/APhi
AXO
PBP
DG
Chi O
KD
ADPi
AXiD
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Commentby: HahahahahaJan 10, 2019 6:00:54 PM
Sorry old woman, but take a look at the UT chapters these days. They are all filled with great girls. All of the chapters have good reputations, just different personalities and different levels of pre rush friend groups.
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by: AgreeJan 12, 2019 11:46:07 AM
It would be interesting/helpful to see what chapters are known for verses rankings. All chapters have a bit of everything, but...
Hot: Zeta, Alpha phi
Smart: DG, KD, AEPi, Kappa, Tri Delt, Chi O
Exclusive: Theta, Pi Phi, and Kappa to a lesser degree
Strong Christian contingency: all but Chi O, Tri Delt, KD, and DG for sure stand out
Party/fun: Theta, Zeta, part of Chi O, Alpha Phi, AXO
Nice: Kappa, Chi O
I am sure there are more categories and chapters in each but off the top of my head I have heard all of above chapters called one of those
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by: truthJan 10, 2019 5:19:18 PM
The reason the big 6 still exists is because the fun, outgoing, well-rounded, and likable girls tend to like the big 6 the best. By pledging those chapters, they keep up the good reputation of those chapters and ensure girls like them will continue to pledge there. If you want your chapter’s rank to go up or for the big 6 to go away, make your chapter something the best kinds of girls want to rush. It’s that simple. Don’t blame it entirely on history. That’s only part of the story.
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