prerush rankings
by: The Odyssey
I decided to separate In state and out of state rankings. There is a bias towards houses with more Tennesse and Mississippi member and would like to do away with that Concept by ranking the best houses who take more instate members and out of state. Please give me some well mannered feedback on what you think of this idea.
In-state Houses
Tri-delt/KD
Chi-O
DG
OOS Houses
KKG/Phi Mu
Pi Phi
AOPI
Theta/ADPI
Fraternities
In-state Houses
KA/EX
EN PDT
Delta Psi
Out of State Houses
KE/ATO
PIKE/SAE
Phi Psi, Beta, Sigma Pi
Phi Tau
Chi Psi/PKP
#1 by: this makes sense
Delta Psi is where it belongs. A lot of people rank them below Phi Tau in the other rankings, and that is patently absurd.
DG is good with in state, and this is basically their alpha chapter. They aren't DDD or ChiO by far, but they are above the other mid tiers enough to validate their placement under DDD/ChiO/KD.
I still don't get the fear of Delta Psi. They try to keep a small and academically inclided house. Just because they don't have as many members as Sigma Pi doesnt mean they are worse than them . Delta Psi has like the same sway in Orientation and IFC if not more than Pike/Sigma Pi.
Commentby: yes and noJul 22, 2014 1:09:36 PM
by: Why?Jul 25, 2014 3:26:25 PM
The Mississippi "inbreds" as you call them have been born and bred to grow up, attend ole miss, and join their legacy sorority. They have been taught to take pride in the accomplishments and their appearances. They have been taught from a very early age to give back to the community. Just look at any ole miss sorority. Some of the most accomplished girls are Mississippi "inbreds"
Don't hate. Appreciate.
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by: that is not itJul 21, 2014 6:47:35 PM
She was not ranking top to bottom. She had them separated by in and out of state. So DG is just bottom if you want predominately in state and grade 13 of your high school.
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