someone explain
by: Hacbg
So if DDD has placed 2nd in Charity Bowl 2017 and 3rd in Limelight 2015 why are they now below Pi Phi? If Zeta has won Limelight banner and dance for 2016 and had Miss Mississippi State, why are they below Pi Phi? If Pi Phi has only placed second in Derby Days 2016 why are they above Zeta and DDD? Who decides this ranking system? Pi Phi isn't as relevant as ZTA or DDD. Someone name some criteria about how y'all rank because it makes no sense. It's not about quality because every house has the same quality of girls. If it's about winning things then DG and KD top the charts and not Chi O.
If we're going by chapters who've placed in stuff then it would probably look like:
DG/KD
Phi Mu
Chi O
DDD
ZTA
Pi Phi
ADPi
#1 by: lmao
Hi. Pi phi actually places in many things, including banners for almost every event they participate in, second place for derby days last year, and many others. Also, how is Pi Phi not relevant??? The girls in Pi Phi are great and diverse, as well as involved in several aspects of campus life. The rankings that people take so seriously on this site are not based off of just placing things, even though Pi Phi would be above DDD in that, but maybe not ZTA. These rankings are basically based off of desirability, which DDD does not have. Thanks for your concern though!
Also, saying that a sorority is not as relevant is just plain rude. Have some class and respect, and then maybe people will start to respect your sorority more.
Commentby: lmaoApr 28, 2017 8:24:02 AM
@so Thanks for your suggestion! As you can see in my first comment, I said that the rankings were based off of desirability. Don't get this confused, I am n.o.t. talking about desirability with frats/boys. We are not worried about that. I'm talking about desirability as in people want to be friends with us, to talk to us, and to get a bid from us. I'm not saying that Pi Phi is the most desirable house on the row; I'm not that naive. I am saying that we are more desirable than others on the row though. Thanks for asking, and good luck on finals!
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by: OkayApr 28, 2017 10:16:10 PM
But what makes you desirable as a house? It's impossible to set up criteria for something so abstract. But it's good to know that there's Pi Phi's lurking all around this site. Now the comments defending Pi Phi everywhere makes a lot more sense because we now know that they came from you. A regular on this site? I think so.
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by: duhMay 1, 2017 11:20:33 AM
by: @trueMay 1, 2017 4:29:51 PM
There's totally girls from every house on here but very valid question still. Girls pick a house partially on philanthropy, especially if it's something close to them. So if you've grown up mentoring children with reading, Pi Phi; childhood cancer or known someone at St. Jude, Tri Delt; or breast cancer in the family or raised money, Zeta. Also if alum from certain houses are in your hometown or older friends. Also what houses are big in your hometown could be a plus or minus. These 3 houses are more or less equal despite what is said on here. DDD is in a rough area, but Zeta was a few years ago, and Pi Phi was slow to start but is doing well. There's no set criteria so it's where you best fit. But to say one is higher or lower at this moment is silly because it will change in a month/semester/year.
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by: Huh?Apr 28, 2017 11:36:55 AM
Phi mu either won limelight last year and placed in it two years ago. They win cheer at Charity bowl most years and won it this year. They place in many competitions. I'm not sure what your base is in your claim because it is inaccurate.
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#5 by: Rank
Rankings on this website are completely based on how desirable a house is by PNM's. Just because a sorority wins singing, dancing, or art competitions does not mean the girls are the classiest, hottest, or popular. What makes a house desirable is so much more complicated than placing in a "talent" competition. Unfortunately, exclusivity plays a huge role. The harder it is to get into a house the more desirable it is. Part of the exclusivity is connections, high standards in regards to gpa, h.s. involvement, and social standing. There are exceptions but for the most part this holds true.
Which houses have the most juniors and seniors?
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by: SoApr 27, 2017 10:46:01 PM
So what she be criteria Pi Phi? It's a simple question. Lay out the criteria instead of defending your house all the time.
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