real thoughts on adpi and aphi

aoii is not last. adii is and then aphi

Aphi is considered bottom of the bottom tier. Aopi would be considered higher than Adpi and Adpi is considered slightly higher than Aphi.

AOPi lives on here. OP is right, they're last.
My guess is that they got hurt in the rankings when ADPi came, then dropped even more when APhi came, and now they're trying to recover ground and protect themselves for when AXO comes.
"so now you know" lmao

With only 10 sororities, pi phi should be included in this too because they're not as high as phi mu and kappa in middle and it doesn't make sense for us to have more than 3 tiers overall
In the bottom tier: pi phi and aphi, then adpi, then aopi

Real thought on adpi and aphi is that they are both houses filled with leftovers and they know it.

They speed to initiate before grades come out so they won’t lose as many members but as soon as they have to start getting on to members about grades and posting alcohol-which a lot of their under 21 are doing then people figure out their reps on campus don’t put weigh the normal sorority rules and they quit.

Aphi loses a lot of new and old members each year, not sure what's going on there, but it definitely would indicate a problem.

Adpi isn't really a big influence on campus, they're kind of non existent, keep to themselves. They also struggle with a high exiting number, not as bad as APhi - but significant.

I know some aphis thay quit. One becasue her bf told her to bc the rep. Another left because she said she wouldn’t have been friends with any of the other members if they lived in her hometown. Another left because she basically thought she deserved to be in a better house.

Adpi leave bc they are a random group thrown together at the end of recruitment. Basically all they have in common is the other houses dropped them.

Like it or hate it but RFM has fundamentally changed recruitment.
You'll find girls in all three of the houses you named whose resumes are equal to or better than some at the "top" houses. A girl from Ohio with no connections - even with with stellar grades and leadership positions - really has no chance at DDD, KD, Chi O, or DG against an instate girl whose has an active sister, cousin or friends from high school lobbying for her in the house (or a mother who goes to church with a recruitment advisor). With only so many invitations to give to out each round, deep cuts are necessary. Some very impressive PMNs are released from those houses to make room for what might otherwise seem like a less qualified legacy. In the old days, that girl would have been strung along and then just not given a bid. Now, they are released and given time to fall in love with another house that wants them.
Is the process fair? It depends on who you ask. To be honest, it would probably be more honest to say instate or OOS houses instead of top or bottom. Right now there are some very sketch legacies in the top houses, and some first-rate girls in what people on GR ranks as bottom.
One last thing - the only people who really care about ranks are freshman girls and old ladies. Guys really don't care one way or another.

this is just rude. all houses have great girls.