obvious unbiased rankings
by: Bulldog
This is the known ranking on campus. If anyone says other wise then don't be fooled because they are probably just trying to tier jump or trying to make a house appear lower for whatever reason.
-Upper half-
Top
Chi o
KD/ DG (switches off)
Middle top
Phi mu
-Lower half -
Middle
Tri Delt/ Pi phi (switches off)
Lower mid
Zeta
Bottom
Adpi
This is the general consensus of the campus. Nothing has changed dramatically in years and there is no reason for anything to change since nothing thing major has happened. Tiers probably won't shift untill we get another sorority on campus.
#1 by: Agree but
I agree with this except I think the upper half of sororities are all equally respected on campus. All 4 are known as a top houses. When it comes to the upper half girls are not going to pick based on which house is more "top", at this point top girls are picking based off each house's niche and where they think they would fit in better. For instance someone interested in phi mu probably wouldn't have interest in going chi o. When it comes to the top 4, though each house has strong areas and areas they still need to work on, I think overall they are all pretty much equal in respect and popularity. Ranking chi o as 1st or phi mu as 4th makes very little difference.
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by: YupApr 10, 2017 2:08:34 PM
Yeah it's very pointless to debate the top 4. We could argue all day about GPA, involvement, competitions, popularity, looks, ect but it's really not going to change anything. Despite what people say on here DG chi o phi mu and KD are all pretty much equal. Girls are beyond lucky and happy to get any of these 4 houses on bid day. I think the same goes for tri Delt and Pi phi. Both very solid middle houses and it's pointless to argue if pinphi or tri Delt is better because it all comes down to personal preference at this point.