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by: Truth for PNMs
This is basically the "rankings". We could sit here all day and debate which house is better than who but at the end of the day if you join any of the top 9 houses you're good. Any of those could be considered "top house" based on whatever criteria you want. So here it is, anyone who disagrees isn't on campus clearly:
you're good: AXO, AGD, XO, PM, KD, KKG, DDD, Pi phi, ZTA
You're eh: ADPI, APHI, AOII
Not so great: DZ, KAO, DG, GPB
#1 by: on campus
while some of that is true its not 100% theta has done some serious shaping up and is surpassing a lot of what you consider to be top tier houses. I'd at least put them in eh. XO has been on probation for majority of year and KKG has a reputation for partying a whole lot so personally I wouldn't want to be associated with them.
#3 by: PNM
As a PNM that used to stalk this website daily, all I can say is thank God I have grown some sense. I will take everything I read on this site with a grain of salt. Why should I be worried about if I pledge a "good" sorority or not? Will I have no friends if I go to an "eh" sorority? Will I be laughed at and made fun of for joining what people consider to be a "not good" sorority? I feel like the answer to all the questions above is simply "no".
The thing is, no, I haven't fully experienced greek life yet. I'm not an expert. However, I am not ignorant to the fact that my transition from college will be a stressful, overwhelming experience and I will need a safe place to go when times get tough. Don't you want a sorority that will help you to grow as an individual? Don't you want to feel comfortable at your "home away from home"? Do you want to spend great times with your sisters or do you want to spend time on this website writing posts like these?
I went to 12 out of the 16 houses on Saturday and from what I gathered, there are all types of girls in each house. Skinny, bigger, beautiful, plain, smart, sassy, spunky, stylish, not so stylish, dull, rude, awkward, outgoing, funny, reserved, girls who were cheerleaders and prom queens and girls who played in the band, premed majors, communication majors, elementary education majors, preppy, hipster, you get the idea. Ranks aren't what I'm concerned with.
#4 by: PNM 2
Also, take a look at each sororities TUMBLR page. The so called "not so great" show pictures of beautiful girls having fun. In the scheme of things, it's only the insecure "girls" sitting anonymously behind their computers self ranking. Anyone that believes this, or will only want a certain house because of their so called rank, and not the actual girls in the house, will have one heck of a bad college experience.
#6 by: Active
I am a member of a "not so great house" and do you know what? I love my sorority and I am so proud to be a part of it. You can make lists to put us down and tent talk us and say whatever you want to say, but that won't change that. My sorority has helped me grow so much as a person during the last four years and I don't know what I would do without it. I preffed two houses that you have put as "better" than my house and I picked my "not so great" house before both of them because it was wher I felt the most at home and I can not be more grateful that I went with my gut and picked the right place for me. Your sorority is your home away from home, where you will find your future bridesmaids and friends for life. It shouldn't be a popularity contests. I understand this is Alabama and it would be ridiculous to hope that people will never try to rank houses in tiers or whatever, but ifs really sad how people are so obsessed with rankings. This isn't high school anymore. Grow up and realize that there are more important things than what sorority you were in. Yes, my sorority is a huge part of my life but it isn't the only thing that defines you. Ultimately, PNMS, pick the right house for you--the place where you feel at home, whether that be Phi Mu or ADPi or Gamma Phi. I hope each one of you has the great experience that I have had the past four years.
#9 by: Agreed
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by: PNM cont. Mar 31, 2015 10:37:14 AM
No, finding a home and sisterhood that will help me grow into a well rounded young adult is what I'm more worried about, whether it be "bottom" or "top" tier.