this "tier" thing
by: Go ahead and down voteThis whole "tier" thing is irrelevant. I've been visiting this site off and on for a few months now and all this ABC is better than XYZ is just bull. I don't think what the undergrads grasp is that being part of a chapter is not a 4 year experience. This is a lifetime experience (or at least what you agreed to in you respective vow upon initiation). These freshmen are looking for a place to belong; where they are accepted, befriended, educated, nurtured and transformed. Our groups offer the opportunity to develop leadership, inter-personable, civic, and life/transferable skills while in a values based social organization. You develop and hone these skills before going into the workplace and life. All of the chapters at UGA are great and they are great because they provide it's members what they are looking for in terms of that sense of belonging, trust and love in social setting. You can be yourself and be accepted for who you are, make mistake and learn and be OK. The sad truth is that for many of you undergrads, this is a 4 year experience. You may keep up with your friends or members of your pledge class, but most of you will not be involved post-college. Life gets in the way...work, family, kids, etc. A small few of you will continue your involvement with alumni/alumnae chapters wherever you reside. Even fewer will get involved with chapters on an alumni board or house corporation and fewer at the national level. Forget the tiers and enjoy what you have now.
Comment#97by: Go Dawgs
One of my favorite posts. With 19 sororities now, there is a place for everyone. Keep an open mind and go with your heart. With most chapters having close to 300 members you will find what you are looking for in a group of sisters - strong social life, religion, academics, campus involvement, leadership, literally what ever you want you can find. Sisterhood is for life, not 4 years.
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