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Everyone seemed to not want to get connected and seemed ver superficial. You seem to grow a bond and they turn like a flip flop

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Beta Theta Pi Fraternity

They are awesome in every way love everyone I met. They really care about their girls and want to make connections unlike the other sororities which seem more superficial. I think you could make a wrong decision trying to go KD

Sig eps have not been at SLU for a longggg time. These people leaving reviews are funny. Would be a top tier frat if they were actually here, it’s unfortunate lol

PKT is one of the newer fraternities on campus, and it seems like they haven’t quite figured things out yet, which makes sense since they only started last semester. There don’t seem to be many members, so there’s definitely room for improvement. Overall, they feel a bit off and disconnected from each other. I’ve attended a few events and have only seen the same few guys, though I know they have more members—I just haven’t had the chance to meet them. They seem a bit inactive at the moment. Hopefully, they’ll grow in the future, but right now they don’t seem like the right fit for me.

There's something that doesn’t feel quite right with Tau Kappa Epsilon. The guys are super nice but come off a bit strange. I wasn’t sure how to feel about the whole 'perfect handshake' thing, where they made me keep shaking their hand until I got it right. It wasn’t the best first impression. They seem really into poker, which is cool, but I’m not sure if I see myself fitting into their vibe.

After speaking with a few of the guys, it seems like they're on the right track to becoming popular on campus. They mentioned being a new fraternity, so it makes sense there’s some inconsistency among the members. Overall, they came across as really nice guys who are genuinely focused on building a strong brotherhood. I'm definitely curious to learn more about their plans for growing on campus.

Sig Tau Gamma seems like a group of chill guys. Overall, they come across as professional, but some interactions didn’t feel entirely genuine from the few members I’ve spoken with. They definitely seem to be a popular fraternity, but based on first impressions, I’m not sure if they’re my vibe.

Overall, the guys in Sigma Chi seem like pretty cool dudes, but there have been a few interactions that didn't feel genuine. They have a great approach to recruitment, but it's common to hear some negative things around campus. They do seem to be the most professional compared to other fraternities, but it might take a few more interactions and attending events for me to form a final opinion on them as a whole.