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are however consistently strong wherever they are.

Self Ranking will never make you top!

Self ranking gets you nowhere. Have you seen the DG chapters at smu, texas tech, and texas state? they are bottom tier. tiers vary from school to school, state to state. Join one that makes you happy at Texas A&M.

DG Alum - sorry but ya'll suck in Texas and the South - Kappa, Theta, and Pi Phi are the only sororities strong nationally. Chi O and Zeta have chapters at every small, division 3 school they can get on so they have alot of chapters, but many sororities won't consider those schools.

can we please stop all this stupid we are better than you fighting? I would hope that every girl in every chapter thinks that their house is the best. I mean really its only about sisterhood and you can get that in any of the houses. Let every girl make her own mind up at recruitment and quit pushing for your house on a stupid website that is full of lies and self promotion and means absolutely nothing in the real world. A&M has a great greek system but you have to just let it work for you. PNM's just wait till recruitment week and decide when you go through the houses and not by what you read or hear. Every house has good qualities and every house has bad ones. That is the way of life and that is the way of the greek system. No house is better than another one and no girl is better than any other girl.

Not sure what just happened to my first sentence as that is not how i typed it :(

Aggie Greeks are a great group of students. Keep the positive comments going and ignore the negative. This is going to be a great year!

house at Texas a&m is great and I have friends in all 11 of the other houses. Gig em and go Greek!

The ranking on this site is not in the spirit of sisterhood and philanthropy. PNMs, go through rush and choose the sorority that best fits you. Ignore mean-spirited comments and rankings. Have the guts to choose what is right for you.

Founded in 1909, the Delta chapter was the sorority's second oldest active chapter and its fourth oldest chapter overall. Despite its long history at DePauw, however, the Delta chapter in recent years had struggled with declining membership and acquired a negative reputation on campus.[1] In August 2006, national representatives, concerned about the Delta chapter's inability to recruit new members, announced that the chapter would be closed at the end of the 2006?7 school year if they failed to increase their numbers substantially or elected not to participate in active recruitment or informal rush.[2] At a school where an estimated 70% of the student body belongs to a fraternity or sorority, the ΔΖ house was two-thirds empty. According to some former members, the chapter was known on campus as "The Dog House,"[3] and a DePauw psychology professor's survey of students found that ΔΖ was considered "socially awkward." The sorority attracted "brainy women", many with science and math majo